Derwent Procolour Vs Coloursoft

Derwent Lightfast, ProColour, Coloursoft and Artists Comparison Test. I am often asked, what the difference is between a certain group of pencils, which I am always happy to answer and love being able to help people out. In today's video, I compare two different sets of pencils from the Derwent brand - Coloursoft and Procolour.

I hope you find it helpful! Caran d'Ache Pablo, Derwent Coloursoft, Caran d'Ache Luminance, and Prismacolor Premier offered solid coverage, leaving white lines faintly visible. Faber-Castell Polychromos, Lyra Rembrandt Polycolor, Derwent Lightfast, Derwent Procolour, and Berol Karismacolor displayed moderate pigmentation, partially masking white lines.

Choose Your Pencil At Derwent, we sell so many different types of pencils, all with their own unique qualities, that it can become confusing about which is the best suited to your artwork requirements. We have put together a handy guide to explain each pencil we sell, so you can find the pencil for you. Derwent PROCOLOUR pencils This line of wax based coloured pencils were launched in the UK in mid July 2017.

They have a handling feel with softness somewhere between the harder Artist range and the softer Coloursoft. Get drawing and colouring with Derwent's ranges of coloured pencils! We cover Derwent's Lightfast, Coloursoft, Artists, Procolour, Drawing ranges and more. I explain and review the different Derwent coloured pencils in price and performance.

Coloursoft, Procolour, Lightfast, Drawing, Artists, Inktense. Both the Derwent Artist Pencils and Derwent Coloursoft Pencils have some great positives, but they can be a bit hard or soft for certain people's needs. The Derwent Procolour pencils aim to find a happy balance between these extremes while still managing to keep the special positives of each intact.

The Derwent Coloursoft Pencil is made up of a range of 72 vibrant colours, specially chosen for their richness and versatility. Coloursoft Pencils from Derwent offer strong, vibrant colour that has a velvety softness, making them perfect for mixing and blending. DERWENT COLOURED PENCIL COMPARISON! Lightfast vs Coloursoft vs Procolour vs Artist vs Chromaflow So Yeah, Chris Crafts 891 subscribers Subscribe.