100pc Crayola Coloured Pencil Colouring Non Toxic Crayons Drawing Arts Kids 3y+

This is perfect for any adult who loves to do some stress-relieving hobby colouring. I only started colouring recently, and these have been a GEM. I have so many different colour shades to choose from, and it brings so much more dimension to my little pieces of art. I absolutely love it. For the price, I think this is an absolute bargain. The pencils themselves produce very vibrant colours, blend well, are durable and don't snap easily when pressure is applied to colour or write. The yellow packaging for me is so nostalgic of school days, when not in use, I even have it up on display on a shelf, it's very aesthetically pleasing and arty looking.

Bought these for my child. Colours are vibrant and easily show up on paper, blend and layer well as well as being cheaper than other bigger brands for the same amount of colours. Highly recommend these coloured pencils for children or even artists who are looking to save some money or need to be on a budget, whilst still achieving good quality and grade results.

Crayola are just the best for colours with pigmentation. They blend together beautifully and they feel nice to colour with too. All 100 of these colours are different, although the standard ones you get in other boxes, there are some mad colours in here: ‘lobster red’ I can remember off the top of my head, and one purple ish one has about 4 names in it. I was laughing just reading them! Simply gorgeous, definitely 5 star worthy

I really enjoy using Crayola pencils. They are good quality - forget they're aimed at kids, because they're eminently usable by adults - and good value. There's a great variety of colours in this set; not quite the variation of the more expensive pencils available open stock, but a good range none the less. It's a bit heavy on the pinks, with some very similar shades, and could possibly do with a couple more blues but there's an excellent choice of skin tones and both 'warm' and 'cool' black pencils. I'd put them in the 'medium' grade for hardness; some are harder than others (mainly the lighter colours) but my experience of them is as a rule they lay down smoothly, blend well and sharpen without problems. I own and use other brands of pencils which all have their pros and cons and are often much pricier but for general, hobby use you can't really go wrong with good old Crayola. The brand is iconic for a reason!

As a kid is had a set of crayola pencils. Nothing fancy, they were a hand me down. I did a lot of artwork with them, even winning artwork of the month for a local magazine. Over the years I have had different colored pencils from really expensive ones to cheap ones but I must admit, I still come back to this brand. Very blendable and solid color and in this particular set, comes in various shades! Children in this generation are very lucky and I do hope Crayola will continue to make quality products to help young artists on their way!

Such a brilliant range of colours and so satisfying to colour with compared to the cheap ones we had before

Love them but unfortunately need sharpen a lot but very soft on books and looks amazing

I'm a massive fan of Crayola pencils. They have decent pigmentation that can be layed for bolder colours & easy to blend between hues. Colour range is good although some colours are only available in certain size packs - the 100 pack is the largest you can get but doesn't have al colours. Pictures attached all have Crayola pencils used and added to show depth of colour as well as blending that can be achieved by a novice.