What is the difference between the Sanford Prismacolors and Prismacolor Premier markers? Thank you &lt;3
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You may be thinking of the difference between Prismacolor premier and scholar markers. Scholars are water based and pris as are alcohol based.
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Hi there, interesting question!!! Short answer: I don't think there is any difference but release date. Surprise: Supracolor II was released first 20 months before Supracolor. they both have the same "Item model number" ... I think that there is no difference. Not noticeable at least... Witch also means that "I don't know" BUT I think that if there was difference the factory would of released the new Supracolor proudly with listing those. (I know it's not an actually answer but could help to decide... :)
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Yes, Prismacolor does a nice job of labeling colors, and there is also a number reference, which is handy when you wish to pick up individual colors later. Just a side note, this is a good basic color set, but lacks some flesh tones you may wish to supplement. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hv1qhHT0lQE this is a great link to learn how to blend these pencils. Happy Art Making!
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Our markers have a chisel tip that produces a 6mm line when you write with the flat surface and a finer 1 - 2mm line when you write with the sharp tip. Hope that helps, any further questions, please feel free to ask. Luke - Vegas Wand Co-founder
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Not sure what exactly you mean by 'bright'. They each write the same color color as the finger grip. The only one that doesn't write very dark is the light green, but that goes along with the grip color. These are .5 so the line is thinner. If you are looking for a broader stroke, pick the .7 version. I've purchased all types from .38 to the ones like a sharpie fine point. Also have two color sets of highlighters. These are the best erasing pens I've ever had. I'll upload a writing sample photo. In addition to the color and stroke, you will be able to see how well they erase. All samples said 'testing' before I erased the 'ing'.
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There are no regular Prismacolor pencils. There are scholars, verithins, watercolor, and premier pencils. Scholars are student grade, which is why they are "scholar", verithins are still artist grade pencils and soft cores but keep a finer point which make them good for detail, watercolor pencils are water soluble, and premiers are soft core like the verithin but have a larger color selection and can not keep a fine point for a long point of time. I hope this answers your question!
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I know this is over a year later but I do have issues with prismacolor soft cores. There is left over residue and if you're not careful, it will smear. However, I use the kneaded erases I have to pick up residue that does not blow off the paper. (Then again, maybe it just depends on the paper and quality?)
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The new Spectrum Noir markers have a hexagon barrel so they are more comfortable to hold. Other than that, I have found no difference. I have both and use both with great results.
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I've used the Premier. It does not work well -- it constantly breaks tips while sharpening.
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I'll keep my eye open and let you all know. I tried using different crayola markers from color explosion and they don't work very well. So if you have those try it out until you get the refills. Has anyone out there tried other markers or know where to purchase the refills.....
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ahh i see...but I'm still confused...because on the wacom site it said that all intuos include Nik Color Efex Pro, Wacom Brushes 3, and 2 programs from a list. (just like the list above my comment)So basically, the acad version is the same as the original? ;;
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I went with the Prismacolor sharpener and I am glad that I did. It maximises the lead width so I get minimal waste. I hope this helps:)
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They are good for coloring and shading and they sharpen well. They have nice thick leads and bold colors. I have used Prismacolors before and loved them!
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They are similar to like a crayola marker (the thinner ones). They are definitely not fine tipped. They work really well though. I love anything made by Frixion really. =]
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Hi... i'm sorry, my english is not so good, but if i understand your question, I would say the rapid pro pencil is like a rapid pro pen... I hope this comment helpful for you
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They are like markers. They work fine on paper but not glossy paper, they will smear. They did not go through my envelops.