Colorino colored pencils Metallic 10 colors — compact set for drawing and accents

Colorino colored pencils Metallic 10 colors — compact set for drawing and accents provides ten metallic shades in a small, portable package. The set is intended for drawing, sketching and adding metallic highlights to craft projects, school assignments and hobby work. Each pencil delivers a reflective metallic finish that enhances details and decorative elements on paper and card stock.

Advantages

This compact set combines a focused palette of metallic tones suitable for fine detail and accent work. The pencils are easy to handle for precise lines and shading, and the metallic pigments are formulated to provide visible shimmer on matte surfaces. The small set size makes it convenient to carry and store, while the consistent core hardness supports controlled application for both thin strokes and subtle fills.

Suitable for

• School art projects and classroom activities
• Decorative accents on greeting cards, invitations and scrapbooking
• Sketching, outlining and adding highlights to illustrations
• Hobby and craft work requiring metallic effects
• Portable creative work and on-the-go detailing

Key specifications

• Number of colours: 10 metallic shades
• Format: compact set suitable for travel and storage
• Intended media: paper, card stock and similar surfaces
• Application: dry colouring for accents, outlines and fills
• Core type: coloured pencil leads with metallic pigment

How to use

Select the desired metallic pencil and sharpen to a fine point for precise detailing or to a blunter edge for broader coverage. Apply with light pressure for subtle shimmer or increase pressure for a more opaque metallic effect. For layered effects, allow the first layer to sit briefly then add additional strokes. Use on appropriate paper or card stock to achieve the best reflectivity and avoid excessive rubbing or erasing, which can remove metallic pigment.

Usage recommendations

Store the set in a dry place and keep pencils capped or in their box to protect the leads. Test the metallic effect on a spare piece of paper before working on a final surface. Combine with non-metallic coloured pencils or pens for contrast; for blended metallic shading, work in thin layers and build gradually.