Colored pastel crayons Y-PLUS Peanut set of 12 — pastel crayons for drawing and coloring

Y-PLUS Peanut pastel crayons set of 12 provides a range of soft, blendable colors specially formulated for drawing, sketching and coloring on paper and sketchbooks. The compact stick design offers comfortable handling and even pigment laydown, allowing for smooth application, subtle shading and easy layering. These pastel crayons are suitable for students, hobbyists and artists who need portable, dependable color media for studies, illustrations and mixed-media work.

Advantages

The Y-PLUS Peanut pastel crayons feature a creamy texture that blends readily for gradients and soft transitions. Their compact, peanut-shaped sticks reduce breakage and fit comfortably in the hand for controlled strokes. The pigments deliver good coverage on a variety of paper surfaces while remaining easy to smudge and layer for tonal variation. The set of 12 provides a practical color range for everyday sketching and color studies.

Suitable for

• Sketching and quick studies
• Coloring books and paper-based illustration
• Mixed-media projects and layering with graphite or ink
• Student classes, art practice and hobby work

Key specifications

• Quantity: 12 pastel crayons
• Form factor: compact, peanut-shaped sticks for comfortable grip
• Finish: soft, blendable pastel pigment
• Suitable surfaces: paper, sketchbooks and textured drawing papers
• Application: smooth application with good smudging and layering properties

How to use

Use the Y-PLUS Peanut pastel crayons directly on paper or in a sketchbook. Apply light pressure for subtle tints and build up color with additional layers for stronger tones. Blend colors with a finger, blending stump or soft cloth to achieve smooth gradients. For mixed-media work, apply crayons over dry graphite or ink once the underlying medium is fully dry. Store crayons horizontally or in their case to reduce risk of damage.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use medium- to heavy-weight paper or textured drawing paper to hold pastel pigment. Fixatives can be applied lightly and from a distance to preserve finished work; test fixative on a sample first. Keep an eraser and blending tools nearby to refine edges and transitions.