Pencil Art Drawing Colored Pencil Sets — 12 to 160 Colors for Sketching & Blending
Pencil Art Drawing Colored Pencil Sets — 12 to 160 Colors for Sketching & Blending
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Ready to level up your pencil art drawing? Our premium, oil-based colored pencils deliver rich pigment, smooth coverage, and effortless blending—perfect for sketching, shading, and vibrant illustrations. Choose the exact palette you need with 12/24/36/48/72/120/160 colors, all in ergonomic hexagon wooden handles that reduce hand fatigue and prevent rolling off your desk. Whether you’re beginning your creative journey or refining your style, these colored pencils for beginners and growing artists unlock professional results without the premium price tag.
Each lead is engineered for durability and creamy laydown—ideal for layering, burnishing, gradients, and details. From classroom projects to studio pieces, this complete student supplies set fits sketching, coloring books, anime, portrait drawing, landscapes, and design work. Pick your set size, start sketching, and watch your colors come alive.
Why Artists Love These Colored Pencils
Oil-Based Core = Vivid Color + Smooth Blends
- High-saturation pigments for bold, lightfast color.
- Silky layering and buttery blending—perfect for gradients.
- Less wax bloom than standard wax sets; cleaner finishes.
Hexagon Wooden Handle = Control & Comfort
- Anti-roll edges keep pencils on your table, not the floor.
- Comfortable grip for long sessions; precise line control.
- Sharpen to fine points for hair, lashes, and textures.

Find Your Perfect Set Size
Choose from compact palettes for sketching on the go to full studio-grade assortments for complex illustrations.
Set | Best For | Use Cases | Why Choose It |
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12 colors | Beginners, travel kits | Sketching, basic coloring | Essentials only; light, portable, budget-friendly. |
24 colors | Students, hobbyists | Everyday drawing, school work | Expanded primaries & neutrals; better skin/landscape tones. |
36 colors | Developing artists | Portraits, manga, nature | More shading steps; improved warm/cool balance. |
48 colors | Intermediate creators | Layered shading, backgrounds | Versatile range; strong value vs. flexibility. |
72 colors | Ambitious projects | Detailed scenes, concept art | Subtle gradients; wide neutrals & accent hues. |
120 colors | Serious hobbyists | Complex portraits, environments | Extensive palette for precise color matching. |
160 colors | Max range seekers | Professional-level illustration | Ultimate choice for micro-shading and nuanced tones. |

What’s Inside Each Set
- Oil-based, break-resistant cores for smooth coverage and controlled detailing.
- Hexagon wooden handles for comfort and stability during long sessions.
- Curated palettes across 12/24/36/48/72/120/160 colours.
- Ideal for sketching colored pencils techniques: hatching, cross-hatching, glazing, and burnishing.
- Protective storage case or tray for tidy organization.

Start Your Pencil Art Drawing Journey Today
Pick your palette and bring every idea to life—from first sketches to gallery-ready pieces. Our oil-based colored pencils deliver the saturation, control, and comfort artists love, with sizes tailored to your goals and budget.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these oil-based or wax-based colored pencils?
These are oil-based cores engineered for smooth layering and clean blends. Compared with wax based coloured pencils, oil-based leads tend to show less wax bloom and hold sharper points.
Which set should I choose: 12, 24, 36, 48, 72, 120, or 160 colours?
Beginners start with 24–36 colours for balanced palettes. For advanced shading and portraits, choose 48–72. Professionals and color-maximalists prefer 120–160 for precise matching.
Do these pencils blend well and layer without streaks?
Yes—oil cores allow silky blending, glazing, and burnishing. Build light layers and increase pressure gradually for polished gradients.
Are they suitable for kids and students?
Yes. They’re ideal as student supplies and for supervised classroom use. Always follow age guidelines and supervise younger children during sharpening.
What sharpener should I use?
Use a sharp, high-quality handheld or rotary sharpener. Short, gentle turns help prevent core breakage and preserve fine tips for details.
Do they work on toned or textured paper?
Absolutely. Oil-based pigment grips well to smooth, vellum, and lightly textured papers, revealing vibrant color even on toned surfaces.
Non-toxic materials. For best results, store pencils in a cool, dry place and keep away from extreme heat.




























Great quality, I've already bought 2 units, excellent coloring, vibrant colors and quite a variety of shades.