Best selling Pencils
Here's a ranking of the best products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've also added some key information about the products.
1. Ohuhu Brush Marker Set
This set includes 48 markers, each with two tips: a flexible brush tip and a broad marker tip. The non-toxic colors are alcohol-based, dry quickly, do not fade, and can be mixed together. Thanks to the color-coded caps, the markers are protected from drying out, and each color can be quickly located. The package includes, in addition to the alcohol markers, a storage bag, a color chart with a user manual, a blank color chart, a plastic sheet to protect underlying papers or surfaces from bleed-through, and a colorless blender for mixing the colors.
2. Caran d'Ache Supracolor Aquarelle Holzkoffer
These pens satisfy professional and amateur artists, illustrators, graphic designers, and drawing teachers alike thanks to their variety of nuances, pigment density, and delicacy when used dry or diluted in water.
3. Caran d'Ache Swisscolor metal tin coloured pencils
The Swisscolor colored pencils allow students and leisure artists to express the diverse facets of their creativity. Fully developed and produced in the Caran d'Ache workshops in Geneva, Swisscolor enjoys a strong reputation for its top quality and the durability of its leads, which have a minimal risk of breakage, making this colored pencil an economical creativity tool. Because it can be easily sharpened, Swisscolor is especially recommended by teachers for students of all ages, as it contributes to a successful start to the school year. Additionally, the Swiss Made quality, FSC certification, and sturdy metal case ensure the impeccable quality of these colored pencils.
4. Caran d'Ache Prismalo Aquarelle Holzkoffer
The water-soluble colored pencils, icons of the brand, have always accompanied artistic expressions. The synthesis of innovation and tradition, and the symbol of the brand's expertise, have revolutionized the world of drawing and color with the Prismalo thanks to its precision and water-solubility. Essential for every artist, both professionals and amateurs. Developed and manufactured in the Geneva workshops.
5. Caran d'Ache Supracolor Aquarelle Metallschachtel
These pens satisfy professional as well as amateur artists, illustrators, graphic artists, and drawing teachers thanks to their variety of shades, pigment density, and delicacy when used dry or diluted with water.
Use: Soft, unbreakable lead allows for a clear, precise stroke for techniques such as hatching, washing, dry drawing, or watercolor layer painting.
6. Caran d'Ache Prismalo Aquarelle Metallschachtel
Water-soluble colored pencils in a sturdy metal case. 80 watercolor pencils with a 3 mm lead, hard and durable. The colors are water-soluble and lightfast. Well suited for watercolor, washes, hatching, and combining with waterproof pens, wash pastels, or gouache paint. Developed and manufactured in Switzerland. The Swiss value share of the production costs is at least 60%. FSC certified (responsible forest management). FSC stands for "Forest Stewardship Council" and is an international certification system for more sustainable forest management. The wood used in furniture, toys, books, notebooks, or pencils with the FSC label comes from responsibly managed forests. There are ten globally applicable principles that must be adhered to by all FSC standards in different countries. Forests and plantations that are FSC certified are managed according to stricter ecological and social principles to support the long-term preservation of forests.
7. Faber-Castell Matite colourate Black Edition
Colored pencils in a metal case. Drawing pencils with super soft leads. Featuring an ergonomic triangular shape. Made from sustainable materials. Black wood. 100 pieces. Faber-Castell - Innovation from Tradition. The origins of Faber-Castell date back to 1761, when carpenter Kaspar Faber began producing pencils in Stein near Nuremberg, which his wife sold at the Nuremberg market. By the 19th century, the foundation for conquering the global market was laid with branches in trading metropolises like New York and Paris. During this time, the company also received its current name, Faber-Castell, through a noble marriage. Today, the company is the world's largest manufacturer of graphite and colored pencils, with production facilities in nine countries and over 8,000 employees, offering a wide range of stationery and paper products. The company places great importance on social and ecological sustainability. Since 2010, 95 percent of the wood used has been certified according to strict FSC standards, and thanks to its own forests, Faber-Castell is one of the few companies in the writing instrument industry to be certified as climate neutral. FSC-certified (responsible forest management). FSC stands for "Forest Stewardship Council." It is an international certification system for more sustainable forest management. The wood from furniture, toys, books, notebooks, or pencils with the FSC label comes from responsibly managed forests. There are ten globally applicable principles that must be adhered to by all FSC standards in different countries. Forests and plantations that are FSC-certified are managed according to stricter ecological and social principles, contributing to the long-term preservation of forests.
8. Faber-Castell Polychromos
Colored pencils with high-quality pigments. Premium coloring pencils in a 120-piece metal case. Lightfastness and color brilliance. Smudge-proof and water-resistant. Thickness: 3.8 mm. Break-resistant. High-quality pigments with unparalleled lightfastness and color brilliance. Soft, vibrant strokes. 3.8 mm lead thickness. High break resistance due to secure adhesive bonding. Available as individual colors or in various case assortments.
PEFC is the largest institution for ensuring and marketing sustainable forest management through an independent certification system. Wood and wood products with the PEFC label are proven to come from ecologically, economically, and socially sustainable forestry.
Faber-Castell - Innovation from Tradition. The origins of Faber-Castell date back to 1761 when carpenter Kaspar Faber began producing pencils in Stein near Nuremberg, which his wife sold at the Nuremberg market. By the 19th century, the foundation for conquering the global market was laid with branches in trade metropolises like New York and Paris. During this time, the company also received its current name, Faber-Castell, through a noble marriage.
Today, the company is the world's largest manufacturer of graphite and colored pencils, with production facilities in nine countries and over 8,000 employees, offering a wide range of stationery and paper products. The company places great importance on social and ecological sustainability. Since 2010, 95 percent of the wood used has been certified according to strict FSC standards, and thanks to its own forests, Faber-Castell is one of the few companies in the writing instrument industry certified as climate-neutral.
9. Caran d'Ache Pablo Holzkoffer
The waterproof colored pencils Pablo, designed by Maison Caran d’Ache for artists and illustrators, are intended for high-quality color drawings. The particularly precise Pablo leads are ideal for realistic representations. The dry leads, with a diameter of 3.8 mm and excellent opacity, do not produce dust and offer a particularly large color palette with 120 shades. Artists, illustrators, and art teachers can rely on the exceptionally good lightfastness of the leads and their complete opacity.
Due to their high opacity, the Pablo colored pencils can be easily applied to a variety of surfaces, from paper and cardboard with different textures to wooden boards. Thanks to their dense and velvety texture, the leads are suitable for shading, color blending, and layering techniques. The pencil barrels are fully lacquered and feature a cap in the vibrant shade of the lead.
10. Caran d'Ache Swisscolor
The Swisscolor colored pencils allow students and leisure artists to express the diverse facets of their creativity. Fully developed and produced in the Caran d'Ache workshops in Geneva, Swisscolor enjoys a good reputation for its high quality and the durability of its leads, which have a minimal risk of breakage, making this colored pencil a cost-effective creativity tool. Because it can be easily sharpened, Swisscolor is especially recommended by teachers for students of all ages, as it contributes to a successful start to the school year.
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