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Prismacolor Premier Soft Core Colored Pencils, 150pcs

Brand: PRISMA COLOR
Prismacolor Premier 150-ct Colored Pencils. The ultimate set with soft, creamy cores for seamless blending, shading & layering. Professional quality.
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The Prismacolor Premier 150-ct set is the ultimate collection for artists who want unlimited creative possibilities. With 150 shades, this set spans every spectrum – vivid primaries, delicate pastels, earth tones, deep darks, and luminous highlights.

Each pencil features a 3.8 mm creamy soft core for effortless blending, layering, and shading. Rich, lightfast pigments guarantee long-lasting vibrancy and durability.

👉 Features

  • 150 colors – Prismacolor’s most complete palette
  • Soft, creamy cores for smooth application
  • Lightfast pigments for fade-resistant artwork
  • Thick, break-resistant leads
  • Durable storage box keeps pencils organized

👍 Great for

  • Professional artists & illustrators
  • Large-scale works requiring full palettes
  • Realistic drawing, portraits & advanced shading
  • Art students & serious hobbyists

🔥 Find all the sets here.

🌱 Pro Tip: Work in color families: pastels for luminous bases, earth tones for realism, greys for depth. For best layering, use textured paper that holds pigment layers firmly.

 

🎨 Shades Included:
Cream (PC 914), Eggshell (PC 140), Ginger Root (PC 1084), Artichoke (PC 1098), Deco Yellow (PC 1011), Lemon Yellow (PC 915), Canary Yellow (PC 916), Yellowed Orange (PC 1002), Jasmine (PC 1012), Yellow Ochre (PC 942), Spanish Orange (PC 1003), Goldenrod (PC 1034), Sunburst Yellow (PC 917), Sand (PC 940), Mineral Orange (PC 1033), Orange (PC 918), Pale Vermilion (PC 921), Cadmium Orange Hue (PC 118), Pumpkin Orange (PC 1032), Poppy Red (PC 922), Permanent Red (PC 122), Scarlet Lake (PC 923), Crimson Red (PC 924), Crimson Lake (PC 925), Pomegranate (PC 195), Magenta (PC 930), Process Red (PC 994), Mulberry (PC 995), Hot Pink (PC 993), Pink (PC 929), Nectar (PC 1092), Blush Pink (PC 928), Pink Rose (PC 1018), Deco Pink (PC 1014), Deco Peach (PC 1013), Light Peach (PC 927), Peach Beige (PC 1085), Seashell Pink (PC 1093), Salmon Pink (PC 1001), Beige (PC 997), Rosy Beige (PC 1019), Clay Rose (PC 1017), Beige Sienna (PC 1080), Chestnut (PC 1081), Raspberry (PC 1030), Mahogany Red (PC 1029), Dark Purple (PC 931), Black Raspberry (PC 1095), Black Cherry (PC 1078), Greyed Lavender (PC 1026), Lavender (PC 934), Lilac (PC 956), Dahlia Purple (PC 1009), Parma Violet (PC 1008), Black Grape (PC 996), Dioxazine Purple Hue (PC 132), Violet (PC 932), Imperial Violet (PC 1007), Blue Violet Lake (PC 1079), Violet Blue (PC 933), Indanthrone Blue (PC 208), Ultramarine (PC 902), Cobalt Blue Hue (PC 133), China Blue (PC 1100), Copenhagen Blue (PC 906), Electric Blue (PC 1040), Denim Blue (PC 1101), True Blue (PC 903), Sky Blue Light (PC 1086), Light Cerulean Blue (PC 904), Cerulean Blue (PC 103), Mediterranean Blue (PC 1022), Peacock Blue (PC 1027), Powder Blue (PC 1087), Caribbean Sea (PC 1103), Periwinkle (PC 1025), Cloud Blue (PC 1023), Blue Lake (PC 1102), Blue Slate (PC 1024), Indigo Blue (PC 901), Non‑Photo Blue (PC 919), Light Aqua (PC 992), Aquamarine (PC 905), Cobalt Turquoise (PC 105), Light Green (PC 920), Parrot Green (PC 1006), Grey Green Light (PC 289), Pale Sage (PC 1089), Yellow Chartreuse (PC 1004), Chartreuse (PC 989), Limepeel (PC 1005), Moss Green (PC 1097), Green Ochre (PC 1091), Grass Green (PC 909), Kelly Green (PC 1096), Kelp Green (PC 1090), Apple Green (PC 912), Spring Green (PC 913), Sap Green Light (PC 120), True Green (PC 910), Olive Green (PC 911), Prussian Green (PC 109), Dark Green (PC 908), Sandbar Brown (PC 1094), Sepia (PC 948), Marine Green (PC 988), Celadon Green (PC 1020), Jade Green (PC 1021), Muted Turquoise (PC 1088), Peacock Green (PC 907), Putty Beige (PC 1083), Light Umber (PC 941), Chocolate (PC 1082), Burnt Ochre (PC 943), Sienna Brown (PC 945), Terra Cotta (PC 944), Henna (PC 1031), Tuscan Red (PC 937), Espresso (PC 1099), Dark Umber (PC 947), Dark Brown (PC 946), Warm Grey 10% (PC 1050), Warm Grey 20% (PC 1051), Warm Grey 30% (PC 1052), Warm Grey 50% (PC 1054), Warm Grey 70% (PC 1056), Warm Grey 90% (PC 1058), Cool Grey 10% (PC 1059), Cool Grey 20% (PC 1060), Cool Grey 30% (PC 1061), Cool Grey 50% (PC 1063), Cool Grey 70% (PC 1065), Cool Grey 90% (PC 1067), French Grey 10% (PC 1068), French Grey 20% (PC 1069), French Grey 30% (PC 1070), French Grey 50% (PC 1072), French Grey 70% (PC 1074), French Grey 90% (PC 1076), Black (PC 935), White (PC 938), Metallic Silver (PC 949), Metallic Gold (PC 950), Colorless Blender (PC 1077)

🎓 How to Work with Prismacolor Premier

🖍 What “Soft Core” really means

Prismacolor Premier pencils are wax-based colored pencils, meaning wax is used as the primary binder for pigments.
This is what gives them their exceptionally soft, creamy feel, especially compared to harder or oil-based professional pencils.

👉 In practice, this means:

  • color lays down easily
  • minimal pressure is needed
  • layers blend smoothly
  • transitions look softer and more natural

They are designed specifically for layering and blending.

🎨 Why a wax-based core matters

The wax-based formulation allows:

  • rich color buildup
  • smooth, even coverage
  • soft transitions between shades
  • vibrant, full-looking results

✨ This is why Prismacolor pencils are widely used in illustration, coloring and mixed media.

✏️ How to use them properly

To get the best results:

  • Use light pressure
  • Build color in multiple layers
  • Blend using lighter shades or white
  • Let the wax do the work — don’t force it

📄 Choosing the right paper

Prismacolor pencils perform best on:

  • paper with light tooth
  • illustration or mixed media paper
  • avoid very smooth or glossy surfaces

Wax needs a bit of texture to hold layers properly.

💡 Small but important tips

  • Sharpen often, but avoid very sharp points
  • Clean the tip when switching from dark to light colors
  • Work light to dark
  • Stop when the paper feels slick — it’s wax-saturated