Are These The Best Watercolour Pencils??? Karst Goods

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[CrashsCreativeChaos]

Ms. Emma, I am being honest and genuine when I say that in the 3 to 4 years or so that I have not only followed your journey but also, many other creator's here on Tube and the multiple varieties to express art such as: watercolor, acrylic, gouache, crayons, chalk, pencils, pastels and all out mixed media everything....

As I watched the speed up of you putting this $125 bundle (watercolor pencils/reg pencils/paper) from Karstgoods to the test just knew I needed to let you know that THAT WAS AND IS THE BEST I HAVE SEEN THUS FAR using watercolor pencils and also blending drawing/shading techniques as you went along to to the finalized art! It is beautiful, gorgeous, realistic and you did an AMAZING JOB!

Totally art in every aspect and I loved it. Thank you for sharing with us.

[kreativna]

My very first watercolor pencils back in 2005 were woodless Derwent Aquatone. Kohinoor Progresso have existed for many years as well. But I guess these have a nice packaging going for them...

[victoriatexasgal]

This is very interesting and different! These "testing" videos are so helpful. Thx for sharing😊 They have a super cool video when you open their website!

[stacyjens]

Those blooms look like real rocks! Awesome!

[le]

Hi Emma! This was a fun video to watch and I loved seeing your joy at trying out the new art supplies and your painting. Just want to say that there are other woodless watercolour pencils out there if you’re looking to get into this medium, some are quite affordable. Some off the top of my head are Kohi Noor, Arteza, Castle Art, and Cretacolor. I have some of the Cretacolor ones and they’re quite nice, I still prefer regular watercolour pencils. The stone paper looks interesting, I might try it one day, it’s a bit pricey though.

[glendaeveans]

I like those! I love that painting, and the blooms definitely give it something extra!

[mjpete]

Hullo Emma, I have been a woodless pencil user for to many years to say. I believe that these are rather overpriced and do not have enough data about the qualities of these products. Lightfastness, pigments, etc. the plastic in the stone paper is what warped it from the heat! I would direct you and your viewers to reviews by “The Art Gear Guide” for all of the woodless options in pencils! I do believe that it comes down to personal preference. I still love to use the Faber Castell Albrecht Durer Watercolor pencils. The Magnus line is truly wonderful and so lovely to use! If you truly want to work like this I believe it is the way to go for quality pigments and longevity.

[Kreative_Rainbow]

Those are incredible!! 😱 How fun!! 🤗 Beautiful drainting!! 😍

[janaicaandersonart]

Very neat. The pencil quality seems really nice too.

[donnastokes]

Love the rocks they look so realistic and a cool concept stone!! 😮

[Reeflections]

These are awesome! So unique! Great painting ❤️✝️🙏🏻

[Jewelslovespaintandyarn]

I've always loved the blooms in paintings. Gorgeous supplies ❤

[maryserfass]

You are looking so fresh and pretty !!

[terririley]

Great video, Emma! BTW, I looked up the pencils on the company’s website and the description of the pencils says they were made especially for use on their paper, but can be used on other paper.😊

[ZBA]

Really interesting. This is the first time i saw a watercolor paper made out of stone

[LindaWheatley-vx]

The swatches look like pictures of toothbrushes. Cool!

[angelacaires]

Thx for exploring these new products….very curious indeed!

[colleenmcchesney]

Oh that’s cool & so unusual! They both look interesting to play with & create some awesome artwork. Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts on this wonderful art supplies.

[patriciatoth]

This was really interesting to see paper made from stone and the watercolor pencils have such a rich color

[jude]

I would like to know the additives in the paper with the stone to make it work, and definitely lightfast ratings on the pencils. I feel this set is about 'looks and packaging' and gimmicky, would like to see artworks done now in 12 months time. Thank you for the reivew :)