Colored pencil set Deli Finenolo 36 colors — wooden pencils, assortment of 36 shades

Deli Finenolo 36-color colored pencil set provides a versatile palette for drawing, sketching and coloring. The set contains 36 wooden-cased pencils in distinct shades that deliver consistent pigment laydown suitable for schoolwork, hobby art, illustrations and coloring books. Each pencil is designed for everyday use and for layering and blending to achieve varied tones and textures in creative projects.

Advantages

The natural wooden casing offers comfortable grip and reliable sharpening, while the pigmented cores are formulated to provide even coverage and good color intensity across light and dark tones. The assortment of 36 shades covers primary colors, secondary tones and intermediate hues, enabling smooth transitions and detailed work. Pencils are easy to blend and layer, supporting both quick sketches and more detailed illustrations without unexpected breakage under normal use.

Suitable for

• School assignments and classroom art activities
• Hobby drawing, sketching and colored illustrations
• Coloring books and relaxation coloring
• Layering, blending and mixed-media accents

Key specifications

• Quantity: 36 colored pencils
• Casing material: wooden barrel for standard sharpening
• Core type: pigmented colored lead suitable for blending and layering
• Color range: 36 distinct shades including primaries, secondaries and intermediates
• Intended use: dry coloring for paper, sketchbooks and illustration boards

How to use

Select the desired pencil and sharpen to a suitable point using a standard pencil sharpener. Apply light layers to build color gradually; blend adjacent colors by overlaying strokes or using light circular motions. For smoother transitions, use gradual pressure changes and layer multiple colors. Clean smudges with a soft eraser where necessary and store pencils in a dry place to preserve wood and cores.

Usage recommendations

For best results, begin with light applications and increase pressure for deeper tones. Use blending techniques—layering, cross-hatching and burnishing—to achieve gradients. Combine with graphite or ink outlines for mixed-media work, and keep spare sharpeners and erasers available for consistent performance.