I thought it would be fun to finally try water soluble crayons, but y’all seem pretty insistent I also try the Neocolor I crayons! Guess I gotta hurry, Year of the Crayon is almost over. 😳
In case no one's mentioned this yet, Caran D'ache also makes Neocolor I crayons that are wax pastels and non-water soluble! I've used them and they're fantastic too, and now I really want to try these!
@@KaseyTheGolden I getcha! I’m glad you did, I’ve been curious about them for a while but didn’t wanna make the investment til I knew they were good and knew I could use them, so this was super helpful!
I remember these crayons from elementary! On good days the teacher would let us use these for projects instead of Crayola's! I also had them as my first pair of "artist crayons" as my mom called them when I was first starting to *really* do art🎨😂😊🖍🖍🖍
same! i also had them in elementary, we never had crayola. I remember my teacher droped mine while shoing how to use them in project we did but they're great! really expensive tho
with expensive supplies there is an expensive expectation with it that the art must turn out "good" else you wasted the money. i love when art feels more playful and approachable
I think that is a good point. It's also something that makes a lot of people (myself included) almost hoard the more expensive or better quality supplies they have and continue to use the old, cheaper stuff so you don't "ruin" that nice canvas/canvas board/piece of wood/expensive sketchbook etc and you don't use up the expensive art mediums you spent ages saving up for and get left with nothing to show for it because you don't have any "finished" pieces, just a lot of "practice" pieces and experimentation etc. For me I do it most often with supplies I am not comfortable with/new at regardless of the price because I have an idea in my head, get the stuff to do it with and then am too scared of messing it up to start! 😂 I love the whole 'customising shoes' thing on CZcams so I decided to treat myself to a set of fabric paints and a cheap pair of white canvas shoes/trainers 👟. They have now been sitting in my room for several months because I am too scared of messing them up by choosing a design I'm not good enough to reproduce on shoes or in paint or just being unfamiliar with the materials. Every time I see a new shoe customisation video I get all excited by the end and think "yeah I'm going to do mine, they'll be amazing!" but I will go to get the paints and basically think myself out of it with all the ways I could easily f**k it up! 😂 😂
I also face a similar problem with my sketchbook, wanting to make each page a full illustration or finished piece instead of using a sketchbook for its intended purpose 😂
Money's only wasted if you don't use the supplies. (Says the person who has spent an embarrassing amount of money on art supplies, many of which are still unused.)
it's really refreshing to hear you verbalize why you like certain art supplies and not like others. and it seems like you're really honest with yourself about your reasons why. i think that's really cool. C:
I’ve got these and I often think I’d prefer using just paint, but they’re so vibrant and when I realised to use less water, it helps them and pencils not end up patchy. This is a really fun picture, and Nyan Cat was my first thought.
I am literally married to Block Crayons, specifically Stockmar (Pronunced Shtockmar) beeswax crayons, also known as Waldorf Crayons. They are my favorite drawing medium in the whole world at this moment of time. I will give anything to have unlimited supply of Lemon Yellow, Golden Yellow, Carmine, Red Violet, Cobalt and Ultra Marine, in fact those are the only ones that I use regularly. They layer so well, their color transparency is epic, the choices of use are unlimited , and you can literally draw with them from the inside out. I am willing to talk about them enthusiastically for a whole conversation, they are so good and satisfying to work with.
@@foolishmint9618 Honestly they’re so versatile and satisfying to work with, a very inspiring medium if you will. So easy to just pop out and use, every day few times a day even. You don’t need to use an expensive paper every time, you can just use your print paper and get a beautiful outcome. You can just work at them for a long time and get great details, shades and tones, or swipe a few swipes and get a beautiful abstract picture with a sense of movement, you can layer and layer and layer and get a masterpiece made. Very affordable and very beautiful to work with. How can one not be obsessed with them? They’re so good 🤩
Oh my goodness I am only at the swatching and I am still enjoying this. I am so excited! This seems really helpful to assess what are supplies others would like while also seeing your wonderful art! Thank you for posting :)
I think the benefit of these and the Neocolor 1 are lightfast and can be used in a professional artist setting. I think that only 12 out of 126 pastels are considered fugitive. It's probably why they cost so much more than normal crayons. That being said, they're quite pricey if you plan on getting more than a few colors! I think you can get them individually open stock though :)
The minute a space cat that had a rainbow trail was brought up I immediately thought you were just drawing nyan cat lol 🐱🌈 Edit: just watched to the end and yeah, Its a nyan cat alright 😂
btw the 80 something dollars for the bigger set seems like such a good investment if this is one of your main mediums-- they're so pigmented i'm sure they'd last long enough to make that money back, especially if you sell the pieces-- i've wanted these for yeaaaaarrrrssssss so i'm totally gonna grab em for my birthday & some fresh paper & live my best life! thanks for this demo~
Honestly I don't know who needs so many different crayons when mixing them is so easy... The best thing about professional materials is you can buy them individually, only the colors you actually need - and replacing the ones you use up.
@@NelaDunato that's what I was thinking but, sometimes you just want one colour without spending extra resources: time, effort to blend or mix, 2 sticks instead of 1. You're right about the convenience of more variety-- I went crazy with prismacolor double sided markers or individual oil paints for a while so I will be saving for these and then resuming being frugal 🤡
@@NelaDunato This is true. I bought the 15 tin and have filled it out buying open stock of what I wanted - mostly neutrals to counteract the insane vibrancy! I definitely prefer to work with a more limited palette because it forces me to be more creative. And Nail, yes - I've had these for a while and done quite a few pieces with them, and they're almost as long as when they were new!
@@ritawilbur7343 Love their neutral and muted shades! I bought mine individually over the years a few at a time, and have about 20 in total now. I literally have 4 different reds and 3 different peachy tones (useful for portraits), but no bright blues or greens whatsoever. Having a defined favorite color palette can sure save you a lot of money :)
These where our crayons we used as kids in Switzerland 😅 This is our Crayola 😫😫👌 I personally hate them bc I am traumatized having to use them in kindergarten and school but I LOVE their oil pastels!
They’re so expensive though lol to compare them to crayola is crazy to me. These are good quality made good enough for professional use crayola are only made with children in mind lol. Guess I’m moving there if the children get these haha
@UCn_mkJXSEmww1zJbn7cMXVgthey are a swiss brand, you can just buy them at the grocery store they're not that expensive here 😅 Caran d'Ache is all we had in school
@@Justaperson354 I've always wanted crayola though! You get so many colours while Caran d'Ache had a very limited pallette especially in their crayons and pastels/oil pastels. They do have a great selection of pencils though!
@@Helvetica09 well crayola has a lot because they’re for children lol kids are learning colors and don’t know how to mix them at that age it also is because you can’t really layer crayola to make new colors lol
Here in switzerland these are super cheap. Every kid has them. But the neocolor 1, which are not watersoluble, are waaaay better. You can litterly layer endlessly.
Aw Kasey!! These are some of my favourite things to use! I sometimes scribble the crayon on the lid of the tin and mix my own colours to use then as a watercolour if I went out to sketch anywhere 🧡
I love my Caran d'Ache crayons! I purchased the large set and, for my trial run, I drew/painted a Monet inspired pond with lily pads, flowers, and a bridge in the background. It's a small piece, roughly 4"x5", and my husband keeps it attached to the sun visor in his truck. I thought it was okay for my first attempt but he thinks it's a masterpiece. I guess that explains why we've been together for 25 years. :-) I hope you take them out and use them every now and again... and I hope they begin to grow on you! They are so beautifully pigmented and dissolve so effortlessly with water. I just discovered your channel so now I'm curious about what other art supplies you've tried. I guess I'm going down the rabbit hole!
One of my favorite art supplies !! I love buying them separately, to full my collection. They are like 1,45€ each here in Belgium but totally worth the price :)
Same, the smaller sets are usually "rainbow" colors, and I prefer to buy more useful colors individually. It's also a great way to try out a few to see how you like them before getting more. Lots of online art shops in Europe sell them by piece. I think Amazon does as well.
These were the crayons we got from school. I was the youngest kid of four, so I've got maybe three tins. (Obviously the older ones are more or less spent.) The wrapper and tin were different - a wave on the cover I think.
One of the swatches she missed was the white on color and the black on color and with the water on top of it. It's amazing the amount of bledibility it has. ❤ I just recieved these as a gift and I'm completely obsessed! 😍
I love these crayons! I mostly use them dry. I had actually wanted the Neocolor Is, but they are harder to find in my local stores. I do occasionally use a bit of water to smooth out the color, especially when for example using lights against a dark paper, and I don't want the grain of the paper coming through. But 95% of the time I use them dry. And if I do wet them, I often go over them again dry, because I do like that crayon texture. I just ADORE them! So pigmented and soft, they blend really well, and the colors are so vibrant.
This is so cute! I love space and cats and rainbows and this piece!!! My favorite was definitely the tips and tricks spackled throughout the video. I love the message of artists supporting artists.
Kinda not mad that year of the crayon is nearly over. You can thoroughly say you’ve comprehensively covered them. Props to you for it. It’s nice to be able to see an artist develop with a medium rather than just try it and move on
Interesting crayons, I've only seen the pencils by Caran d'Ache. I loved it. Please can you buy cool sketchbooks and fill the first spread. I especially enjoyed your "testing Baylee Jae's sketchbook". It is one of my favorite videos. Keep inspiring everyone
I had to get a set of these for a college art class. They were $12-$15 for the same set you have (2011 dollars), and they must have gone through a label update because my tin is blue and the label is a different font! I'm not a fan of using them as crayons but they're great and versatile watercolors.
Hey Kasey, I was going to replace my 2nd set of 10 Neocolor II’s then I found a set of 30 for only $15.00 more! So yes I bought them! Needless to say I have used them for many projects. I f you want a traditional crayon, yes I know you said that professional crayons are so not for you but the Neocolor 1’s are not water soluble and like regular crayons. I have used both together and enjoyed them as well! Maybe you could give them a tryout and then make a decision about “professional crayons”? See ya next video.
Hi Kasey since I discovered your drawing style I love it. Can you make drawing all gen 7 or 8 Pokémon (not from memory if you can't)? Pd: Sorry if my english is bad. My Natural lenguaje is spanish.
I bought the Neocolor 2 for adult coloring books, and even tho it took me a while to save up for the 40 piece set, it is worth every cent! I also bought some more colors in an art store open stock. I love them so much, they are so easy to handle, last forever and the colors are just sooo vibrant
Hey Kasey you gotta try out the Stabilo Woody 3 in 1 pencils, they are like the neocolors but bigger and in the shape of a pencil ^^ They are watersoluble and have a waxy texture just like the ones you used in this vid!
I once read that charan de ache sorted the Neocolor wax crayons as a student / hobby because they enable more expressive art techniques and somehow they also thought that wax crayons = chrafting and hobby. But there were other thicker watercolor sticks, the NeoArt: Aquarell, which are more highly pigmented and are count as an Art medium by Caran de Ache. At some point they thought that it would be technically better to expand the neocolor colors from 84 to 126 and also wanted to increase the quality in order to include it as an artist media, because they saw that many artists also use it. But then the NeoArt Sticks was thrown out because it was harder to sell, maybe some thought that they are the same thing and are only thicker and more expensive.
I love these crayons. I have the Neocolor I and the II. I like the non-soluble ones better, I think the soluble ones are not as pretty once activated. They also come in metallic colors... and I'm kind of crazy about those.
I always considered crayons as a kids medium. Shame on me!!! Thanks, because after watching trillions (more or less) of your videos where you use crayons I'm going to try them out.
They are expensive but in my opinion they are totally worth it. BTW if anybody needs an entry-level set at a lower price point the faber-castell ones are good. They are technically for children but you wouldn't know it based on how they perform. I don't know about lightfastness though
omg i thought of an idea for the last video of the year of the crayon... you could do a video where you try to use every type of crayon you have and make a finished illustration with them!
somehow it’s weird hearing those crayons are high quality and not childlike, because in Switzerland they’re like the kindergarten crayons every school uses them, I have so many memories from kindergarten using them and trying to get the paper of when i used to much crayon and had to sharpen it.
hey, Kasey. Just posrting here, to say that I love your videos. Also, you could always try using those crayons over the watered ones. I bet it adds even more texture to it.
I thought it would be fun to finally try water soluble crayons, but y’all seem pretty insistent I also try the Neocolor I crayons! Guess I gotta hurry, Year of the Crayon is almost over. 😳
The Year of the Crayon.
Welcome to the Artist star sign! 😸
How about we have a decade of crayon? Or better yet, A Lifetime of Crayons 🖍
I was gonna say...you skipped over the actual crayon crayon of Neocolor! They are fun to use together, textural and blended.
I have those, the neocolor 1, yay!
More crayons! YES!!!
In case no one's mentioned this yet, Caran D'ache also makes Neocolor I crayons that are wax pastels and non-water soluble! I've used them and they're fantastic too, and now I really want to try these!
Everyone and their mom. 😂 Yes I know! But I wanted to mix it up and try water soluble crayons. 😊
@@KaseyTheGolden I getcha! I’m glad you did, I’ve been curious about them for a while but didn’t wanna make the investment til I knew they were good and knew I could use them, so this was super helpful!
Off topic but ur super cute :)
Yes, I love neocolor I! They are the best!
Yayyyy
I remember these crayons from elementary! On good days the teacher would let us use these for projects instead of Crayola's! I also had them as my first pair of "artist crayons" as my mom called them when I was first starting to *really* do art🎨😂😊🖍🖍🖍
Wow, lucky kids!!
In my country there are regional and national drawing competitions for elementary and junior. A lot of them using caran d'ache.
I'm so envy 😅
same! i also had them in elementary, we never had crayola. I remember my teacher droped mine while shoing how to use them in project we did but they're great! really expensive tho
What kind of bougie private school experience is that 😂
@@happyjellycatsquid Thats the thing! I went to public school😂🤣🤣
with expensive supplies there is an expensive expectation with it that the art must turn out "good" else you wasted the money. i love when art feels more playful and approachable
I think that is a good point. It's also something that makes a lot of people (myself included) almost hoard the more expensive or better quality supplies they have and continue to use the old, cheaper stuff so you don't "ruin" that nice canvas/canvas board/piece of wood/expensive sketchbook etc and you don't use up the expensive art mediums you spent ages saving up for and get left with nothing to show for it because you don't have any "finished" pieces, just a lot of "practice" pieces and experimentation etc.
For me I do it most often with supplies I am not comfortable with/new at regardless of the price because I have an idea in my head, get the stuff to do it with and then am too scared of messing it up to start! 😂 I love the whole 'customising shoes' thing on CZcams so I decided to treat myself to a set of fabric paints and a cheap pair of white canvas shoes/trainers 👟. They have now been sitting in my room for several months because I am too scared of messing them up by choosing a design I'm not good enough to reproduce on shoes or in paint or just being unfamiliar with the materials. Every time I see a new shoe customisation video I get all excited by the end and think "yeah I'm going to do mine, they'll be amazing!" but I will go to get the paints and basically think myself out of it with all the ways I could easily f**k it up! 😂 😂
I also face a similar problem with my sketchbook, wanting to make each page a full illustration or finished piece instead of using a sketchbook for its intended purpose 😂
Money's only wasted if you don't use the supplies.
(Says the person who has spent an embarrassing amount of money on art supplies, many of which are still unused.)
There's nothing wrong with drawing Nyan Cat's cousin, they're so cute!
it's really refreshing to hear you verbalize why you like certain art supplies and not like others. and it seems like you're really honest with yourself about your reasons why. i think that's really cool. C:
I love how you do space scenes and this video is no exception, I love how it went from scribbles to a nicely blended color
Amazing job kasey✨👀
It’s an interesting process for sure!
h- how did you comment 2 days ago
It looks like Nyan cat
@@Veronica-ry2qc i thought the same!
@@Luiza247 I'm a patreon! We get early access ✨
I’ve got these and I often think I’d prefer using just paint, but they’re so vibrant and when I realised to use less water, it helps them and pencils not end up patchy. This is a really fun picture, and Nyan Cat was my first thought.
I am literally married to Block Crayons, specifically Stockmar (Pronunced Shtockmar) beeswax crayons, also known as Waldorf Crayons. They are my favorite drawing medium in the whole world at this moment of time. I will give anything to have unlimited supply of Lemon Yellow, Golden Yellow, Carmine, Red Violet, Cobalt and Ultra Marine, in fact those are the only ones that I use regularly. They layer so well, their color transparency is epic, the choices of use are unlimited , and you can literally draw with them from the inside out. I am willing to talk about them enthusiastically for a whole conversation, they are so good and satisfying to work with.
I love how passionate you are about crayons:)
@@foolishmint9618 Honestly they’re so versatile and satisfying to work with, a very inspiring medium if you will. So easy to just pop out and use, every day few times a day even. You don’t need to use an expensive paper every time, you can just use your print paper and get a beautiful outcome. You can just work at them for a long time and get great details, shades and tones, or swipe a few swipes and get a beautiful abstract picture with a sense of movement, you can layer and layer and layer and get a masterpiece made. Very affordable and very beautiful to work with. How can one not be obsessed with them? They’re so good 🤩
@@GuyG.KTalesOfAnimals please give me a piece of advice on what crayons I should get
Oh my goodness I am only at the swatching and I am still enjoying this. I am so excited! This seems really helpful to assess what are supplies others would like while also seeing your wonderful art! Thank you for posting :)
I think the benefit of these and the Neocolor 1 are lightfast and can be used in a professional artist setting. I think that only 12 out of 126 pastels are considered fugitive. It's probably why they cost so much more than normal crayons. That being said, they're quite pricey if you plan on getting more than a few colors! I think you can get them individually open stock though :)
The minute a space cat that had a rainbow trail was brought up I immediately thought you were just drawing nyan cat lol 🐱🌈
Edit: just watched to the end and yeah, Its a nyan cat alright 😂
Oh, thank god, someone else said it!
I knew I couldn't be the only one who thought of nyan cat too 😭
Omg I literally commented about nyan cat too lmao I’m so glad I’m not the only one
same
btw the 80 something dollars for the bigger set seems like such a good investment if this is one of your main mediums-- they're so pigmented i'm sure they'd last long enough to make that money back, especially if you sell the pieces-- i've wanted these for yeaaaaarrrrssssss so i'm totally gonna grab em for my birthday & some fresh paper & live my best life! thanks for this demo~
Honestly I don't know who needs so many different crayons when mixing them is so easy... The best thing about professional materials is you can buy them individually, only the colors you actually need - and replacing the ones you use up.
@@NelaDunato that's what I was thinking but, sometimes you just want one colour without spending extra resources: time, effort to blend or mix, 2 sticks instead of 1.
You're right about the convenience of more variety-- I went crazy with prismacolor double sided markers or individual oil paints for a while so I will be saving for these and then resuming being frugal 🤡
@@NelaDunato This is true. I bought the 15 tin and have filled it out buying open stock of what I wanted - mostly neutrals to counteract the insane vibrancy! I definitely prefer to work with a more limited palette because it forces me to be more creative. And Nail, yes - I've had these for a while and done quite a few pieces with them, and they're almost as long as when they were new!
@@ritawilbur7343 Love their neutral and muted shades! I bought mine individually over the years a few at a time, and have about 20 in total now. I literally have 4 different reds and 3 different peachy tones (useful for portraits), but no bright blues or greens whatsoever. Having a defined favorite color palette can sure save you a lot of money :)
This drawing is giving nyan cat vibes in the best way possible
These where our crayons we used as kids in Switzerland 😅 This is our Crayola 😫😫👌 I personally hate them bc I am traumatized having to use them in kindergarten and school but I LOVE their oil pastels!
They’re so expensive though lol to compare them to crayola is crazy to me. These are good quality made good enough for professional use crayola are only made with children in mind lol. Guess I’m moving there if the children get these haha
@UCn_mkJXSEmww1zJbn7cMXVgthey are a swiss brand, you can just buy them at the grocery store they're not that expensive here 😅 Caran d'Ache is all we had in school
Omg yes you're right! But my biggest memory is about their pencils ahah
@@Justaperson354 I've always wanted crayola though! You get so many colours while Caran d'Ache had a very limited pallette especially in their crayons and pastels/oil pastels. They do have a great selection of pencils though!
@@Helvetica09 well crayola has a lot because they’re for children lol kids are learning colors and don’t know how to mix them at that age it also is because you can’t really layer crayola to make new colors lol
"Sometimes you just have to draw a cat farting rainbow" such a Kasey thing to say
Here in switzerland these are super cheap. Every kid has them. But the neocolor 1, which are not watersoluble, are waaaay better. You can litterly layer endlessly.
righttt, i loved them so much in school! i miss these times
Aw damn. I wish I lived in Switzerland now T-T
Remember to keep shavings in watercolour half pans for future use
Aw Kasey!! These are some of my favourite things to use! I sometimes scribble the crayon on the lid of the tin and mix my own colours to use then as a watercolour if I went out to sketch anywhere 🧡
I love my Caran d'Ache crayons! I purchased the large set and, for my trial run, I drew/painted a Monet inspired pond with lily pads, flowers, and a bridge in the background. It's a small piece, roughly 4"x5", and my husband keeps it attached to the sun visor in his truck. I thought it was okay for my first attempt but he thinks it's a masterpiece. I guess that explains why we've been together for 25 years. :-)
I hope you take them out and use them every now and again... and I hope they begin to grow on you! They are so beautifully pigmented and dissolve so effortlessly with water. I just discovered your channel so now I'm curious about what other art supplies you've tried. I guess I'm going down the rabbit hole!
One of my favorite art supplies !! I love buying them separately, to full my collection. They are like 1,45€ each here in Belgium but totally worth the price :)
Same, the smaller sets are usually "rainbow" colors, and I prefer to buy more useful colors individually. It's also a great way to try out a few to see how you like them before getting more. Lots of online art shops in Europe sell them by piece. I think Amazon does as well.
I never thought of using the white crayon for painting stars, brilliant idea!
I would love to see a video of all the art you made in a year!
It would be a nice retrospective on the year of the crayon :)
Space kitty is my heart animal all those toots would make my house a natural abstract work of art.
Are they toots or paint?! 😂
Wow! It’s amazing how these are so vibrant and work for texture and smooth watercolor! Very fun!
i was thinking the shavings can be kept from sharpening to wet and use like watercolor too. no waste! :D
Yay finally you’re trying them! They are so fun to use!
Finally!
Have you tried fabric crayons? You can draw with them and then iron them onto fabric like canvas tote bags and t shirts.
Its all fun and games until Kasey makes a pop tart paper cut out and places it on the cat
When you said it was a cat in space with a rainbow fart I immediately started thinking of nyan cat lol
These were the crayons we got from school. I was the youngest kid of four, so I've got maybe three tins. (Obviously the older ones are more or less spent.) The wrapper and tin were different - a wave on the cover I think.
One of the swatches she missed was the white on color and the black on color and with the water on top of it. It's amazing the amount of bledibility it has. ❤ I just recieved these as a gift and I'm completely obsessed! 😍
These crayons do have me intrigued though. If I wanted to have both crayon appeal and watercolors in one.
It's like Nyan Cat, without the Pop Tart, but even more colorful!
I love these crayons! I mostly use them dry. I had actually wanted the Neocolor Is, but they are harder to find in my local stores. I do occasionally use a bit of water to smooth out the color, especially when for example using lights against a dark paper, and I don't want the grain of the paper coming through. But 95% of the time I use them dry. And if I do wet them, I often go over them again dry, because I do like that crayon texture. I just ADORE them! So pigmented and soft, they blend really well, and the colors are so vibrant.
Cadran d'ache Neocolor 2 are the watercolor ones.
The neocolor 1 are the traditional non water soluble wax crayons (but art quality ).
Absolutely obsessed with how the galaxy turned out!!! Probably one of my favourite pieces from year of the crayon
Wow, I wanna try these. They look really fun to use and the results are impressive.
Love your illustration, and Neocolor 2 is easily the most fun art supply in existence.
This is so cute! I love space and cats and rainbows and this piece!!! My favorite was definitely the tips and tricks spackled throughout the video. I love the message of artists supporting artists.
The space looks stunning!
Kinda not mad that year of the crayon is nearly over. You can thoroughly say you’ve comprehensively covered them. Props to you for it. It’s nice to be able to see an artist develop with a medium rather than just try it and move on
I've had these in my drawer for such a long time... maybe it's time to get them out again 😁 Really love your illustration!
Love the fact that she unintentionally almost made Nyan Cat 🐈🌈
Interesting crayons, I've only seen the pencils by Caran d'Ache. I loved it. Please can you buy cool sketchbooks and fill the first spread. I especially enjoyed your "testing Baylee Jae's sketchbook". It is one of my favorite videos. Keep inspiring everyone
I had to get a set of these for a college art class. They were $12-$15 for the same set you have (2011 dollars), and they must have gone through a label update because my tin is blue and the label is a different font! I'm not a fan of using them as crayons but they're great and versatile watercolors.
They have a non-soluble version. I love both.
he looks like a lighter nyan cat without the poptart costume, so cute!!!!!!!
Hey Kasey, I was going to replace my 2nd set of 10 Neocolor II’s then I found a set of 30 for only $15.00 more! So yes I bought them! Needless to say I have used them for many projects. I f you want a traditional crayon, yes I know you said that professional crayons are so not for you but the Neocolor 1’s are not water soluble and like regular crayons. I have used both together and enjoyed them as well! Maybe you could give them a tryout and then make a decision about “professional crayons”? See ya next video.
The birth of NyanCat's derpy cousin haha, love the art
love that space texture!
In Switzerland these are used in art classes in school! They ARE they’re kids crayons 😂
I can't believe that in 2021 you basically drew nyancat
Love that for you
The space there is beautiful
I saw someone use these a couple weeks before Christmas and put them on my christmas list. Got the 30 pack! :D I love them!
I'm sold. I love how you can make them do different things.
I use these when I am going on a Holliday. So I have watercolors with me lol... and they aren't a problem to take to the aeroplane.
Hi Kasey since I discovered your drawing style I love it. Can you make drawing all gen 7 or 8 Pokémon (not from memory if you can't)?
Pd: Sorry if my english is bad. My Natural lenguaje is spanish.
I am from Switzerland and we use them in school (1st to 9th grade) as schoolsupplies like Crayons in the U.S 😅
I’m sad. I’m gonna miss this. I loved the year of the crayon
I bought the Neocolor 2 for adult coloring books, and even tho it took me a while to save up for the 40 piece set, it is worth every cent! I also bought some more colors in an art store open stock.
I love them so much, they are so easy to handle, last forever and the colors are just sooo vibrant
You can also find these open stock at fine art stores and online.
Imagine Fabercastell makes crayon versions of their Polychromos colored pencils.
Hey Kasey you gotta try out the Stabilo Woody 3 in 1 pencils, they are like the neocolors but bigger and in the shape of a pencil ^^
They are watersoluble and have a waxy texture just like the ones you used in this vid!
Did you know that in Switzerland, theses are the crayons we get as school? Like as a normal school supplie.
2:09 Trying to find a match for my skin to make a self-portrait in wintertime.
If you really take a hard look at the dark night sky, you can see that it isn't perfectly black, it really does have a bit of color to it!
I once read that charan de ache sorted the Neocolor wax crayons as a student / hobby because they enable more expressive art techniques
and somehow they also thought that wax crayons = chrafting and hobby.
But there were other thicker watercolor sticks, the NeoArt: Aquarell, which are more highly pigmented and are count as an Art medium by Caran de Ache.
At some point they thought that it would be technically better to expand the neocolor colors from 84 to 126 and also wanted to increase the quality in order to include it as an artist media,
because they saw that many artists also use it.
But then the NeoArt Sticks was thrown out because it was harder to sell,
maybe some thought that they are the same thing and are only thicker and more expensive.
She basically made nyan cat. I love it
I use these in just about all of my work I love them!
Please try Oil pastels. They're like crayons but more pigmented. You can get result like a painting and also the texture looks great.
She made the nyan cat without the pop tart for the body lol
Can these be layered on top of non-water soluble crayons? I’d love to see a combo of the two if you get the other carandache set!
I have the full set and love them. You used so much pigment a little goes a long way
I love these crayons. I have the Neocolor I and the II. I like the non-soluble ones better, I think the soluble ones are not as pretty once activated. They also come in metallic colors... and I'm kind of crazy about those.
OMG IT’S FINALLY HAPPENING
You could try neocolor 1 too, they are not water-soluble ;)
I always considered crayons as a kids medium. Shame on me!!!
Thanks, because after watching trillions (more or less) of your videos where you use crayons I'm going to try them out.
They are expensive but in my opinion they are totally worth it. BTW if anybody needs an entry-level set at a lower price point the faber-castell ones are good. They are technically for children but you wouldn't know it based on how they perform. I don't know about lightfastness though
Anything can be used by professional artists if you ask me!!
@@KaseyTheGolden I totally agree. I found out that I had this silly prejudice.
I love my 36 set of Neocolor II !
Welp now I’m going to need these even tho I don’t have room for the art supplies I have now😔💪
I like the artwork alot! I have been trying to get into Caran`dache crayons too, but their just so expensive 😫
They are!!
Kasey! Any suggestions on art sketchbooks? Loved the video :)
Love the illustration. =)
Thank you! I really like the video!
omg i thought of an idea for the last video of the year of the crayon... you could do a video where you try to use every type of crayon you have and make a finished illustration with them!
2022: equals year of paint?!
haha wait until they find out we have them at school in hundred, neon colors! Welcome to Switzerland:) (yes we get free pencils and color pencils)
Alternative title: Kasey draws Nyan Cat without the pop tart body
Hey Hey!! Well I use Caran D'ache pastel pencils, but this is cool that you are trying these. And ya, anything Caran D'ach is very expenseeeeeve.
Sad to hear they’re not for you. Was hoping you’d make a vid with them here and there
somehow it’s weird hearing those crayons are high quality and not childlike, because in Switzerland they’re like the kindergarten crayons every school uses them, I have so many memories from kindergarten using them and trying to get the paper of when i used to much crayon and had to sharpen it.
Loving the contrast
these look really fun
wow never thought crayons could look so sick!
LMAO!!!! I FOUND MY COMMENT AT THE BEGINNING. WHO ELSE LOOKED FOR THEIR COMMENT FROM ALL THE COMMENTS AND ACTUALLY FOUND IT 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Amazing art!
hey, Kasey. Just posrting here, to say that I love your videos. Also, you could always try using those crayons over the watered ones. I bet it adds even more texture to it.
I really enjoy your videos and creativity.❤️😊
Can you check out the Arteza kids crayons?! They have regular, specialties, and gels.. Loved the video btw 🙌🏽
the cat is giving me nyancat flashbacks