Triangular Pastel Colored Pencils 12 colors — Easy-Stationery EASY (model 436680)

Triangular Pastel Colored Pencils 12 colors — Easy-Stationery EASY (model 436680) are a compact set of pastel pigment pencils designed for drawing, sketching and coloring. Each pencil has an ergonomic triangular shaft that promotes a comfortable and stable grip, helping to improve control and reduce hand fatigue during longer creative sessions. The set includes twelve soft pastel tones that blend smoothly on paper and are suitable for school projects, home art activities and travel sketching.

Advantages

The triangular shape provides a secure, non-rolling grip and encourages correct finger placement for children and adults. Pastel pigment leads deliver soft, muted colors that layer well and allow gentle blending. The compact twelve-piece format makes the set easy to store in pencil cases or carry in bags. Pencils are pre-sharpened for immediate use and designed to produce controlled strokes for shading and detail work.

Suitable for

• School art classes and homework
• Home drawing, coloring books and craft projects
• Sketching and tonal studies while traveling
• Learning grip technique for children and beginners

Key specifications

• Color range: 12 pastel shades
• Shaft shape: triangular ergonomic design for stable grip
• Lead type: soft pastel pigment leads for smooth application
• Intended use: drawing, sketching, coloring and blending
• Form factor: compact pencil set suitable for pencil cases and small storage

How to use

Use the pencils on appropriate paper or sketchbooks to achieve the best pastel effect. Hold the triangular shaft between the thumb and first two fingers to maintain control and reduce slippage. For broad coverage, apply light strokes at a shallow angle; for fine details and outlines, use the pencil tip and increased pressure. Layer colors to achieve subtle tonal transitions and blend gently with a blending stump or finger if desired. After use, cap or store the set in a pencil case to protect the leads.

Usage recommendations

Store the pencils in a dry, cool place to avoid lead damage. Use a quality sharpener to preserve the pencil points without excessive breakage. When working on important pieces, test color layering on a scrap of the same paper to check how pastel tones interact and to determine the pressure needed for desired effects.