Colored Pencils DEli C20020 — triangular shape, set of 24 colors

DELI C20020 colored pencils — a set of 24 triangular-shaped pencils created for ergonomic handling and accurate coloring. The set includes 24 single-color pencils in a variety of standard shades suitable for everyday drawing, sketching, school assignments and coloring books. The triangular barrel design reduces rolling on flat surfaces and promotes a stable grip, supporting longer sessions without frequent repositioning.

Advantages

The triangular shape of these pencils provides improved grip and better control compared with round pencils, which helps reduce hand fatigue during extended use. High-pigment cores deliver consistent, even color laydown for clear lines and smooth filling. The wooden casing is shaped for comfortable finger placement and prevents pencils from slipping off desks. A compact set of 24 colors offers a practical color range for basic illustration, note highlighting and school art projects.

Suitable for

• Schoolwork and classroom drawing activities
• Children learning to color and develop fine motor skills
• Sketching, basic illustration and color studies
• Coloring books and hobby crafts

Key specifications

• Number of colors: 24
• Barrel shape: triangular for ergonomic grip
• Core type: color pencil lead with solid pigment
• Suitable surfaces: paper and drawing pads
• Intended users: children, students and hobby artists

How to use

Select the desired pencil and apply light to medium pressure depending on the intended effect. Use gentle, even strokes for broad areas and firmer lines for outlines or details. The triangular barrel should be positioned between the fingers for stable control; rotate the pencil slightly to maintain a sharp point. Sharpen with a standard manual sharpener suitable for colored pencils and store the set in a dry place to preserve wood and core quality.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use good-quality paper designed for colored pencils to prevent excessive tooth or bleeding. Combine different pressures and layering techniques to achieve gradients and richer tones; blend gently with a colorless blender pencil or light cross-hatching.