Colored Pencils KOH-I-NOOR 36 colors model 3595 (MPN 215181)

KOH-I-NOOR Colored Pencils 36 colors model 3595 provide a practical set of colored pencils for drawing, sketching and coloring on paper. The set includes 36 distinct hues that cover a broad spectrum from basic primaries to nuanced shades, supporting hobbyists, students and illustrators who need a varied palette for schoolwork, studies and craft projects. The pencils are intended for traditional, paper-based techniques and classroom or home use.

Advantages

The set offers a wide range of colours in a single package, enabling smooth transitions and detailed colour work without requiring multiple individual purchases. Pencils are produced by a recognised manufacturer of art supplies and are designed for consistent pigmentation and predictable performance on standard drawing paper. The assortment simplifies colour selection for projects that demand multiple tones and facilitates layered colouring and simple blending techniques.

Suitable for

• Sketching and detailed drawing on paper
• Colouring books and school art assignments
• Illustration basics and concept studies
• Craft projects and mixed-media starts that use dry colour

Key specifications

• Number of colours: 36
• Intended surface: paper and other dry, absorbent surfaces
• Pencil type: coloured, wooden-cased pencils
• Colour range: full assortment from primaries to intermediate shades
• Packaging: set container for organised storage and transport

How to use

Select colours according to your reference or design plan and sharpen pencils with an appropriate sharpener to achieve the desired line width. Apply colour with light, even strokes for base layers and increase pressure or layer multiple strokes to intensify hues. For smoother transitions, use cross-hatching or gradual layering. When working on fine details, use a well-sharpened point and a steady hand. Store pencils in their case after use to protect leads and maintain organisation.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use medium- to high-weight drawing paper to reduce grain show-through and allow effective layering. Avoid excessive pressure on sharpened leads to prevent breakage. Combine with blending tools or a light solvent only if compatible with the pencil formulation and paper type.