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10 of 11 found the following review helpful:
An Absolutely Necessary Tool for the Classroom Jan 03, 2007
By S. Hart
There really isn't any need to spend significant space on the overall quality of this product; Crayola is a known brand with high standards which follow through to this as well. What is more important is expressing how important it is for schools to incorporate the multicultural coloring products into their classrooms. It is not easy to find these products outside of online and catalogue venues (which is unfortunate), however it is critical for young students of color (or Caucasian students, for that matter) to have a full range of options when asked (as they so often are) to draw themselves, their family, or their general community. The 10 shades offered here help them do that accurately.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
New to Illustrating Dec 07, 2010
By D Lite
I decided to try my hands at illustrating, starting with my son's book. This isn't for-profit just FUN!!!! Of course, I didn't want to spend bundles on the artist markers like Copic so I turned to Crayola. I got the Crayola Super Tips from Target, but it didn't have good flesh tones. What was a girl to do? Lo and behold, Crayola came out with an array of flesh tone markers in its Multicultural marker set. I couldn't wait to receive these babies. I haven't used them yet (maybe I'll make a video when I do), but I tested out the colors: tan, bronze, mahogany, beige, terra cotta, sienna, tawny, and golden beige. The colors are perfect, perfect, perfect for almost any realistic shade of skin that you can think of. Also, they will add value in doing scenes from nature as well as laying down undertones for other colors. I've heard some artists complain about buying the expensive flesh tone marker sets which had no realistic flesh tones. Leave it to Crayola to kick butt in this department. Colors are their business and they do it well for cheap.
5 of 6 found the following review helpful:
great markers Dec 17, 2006
By Rochelle Thompson
These are great to have around when my children want to color pictures of people.
Perfect for little artists and ethnicity discussions :-) Dec 09, 2011
By A. Fraser
"Artemis Killjoy"
I ordered the 8 pack for my 5 year old son for Christmas who spends much of his free time creating art. He currently has all the other color packs (Bold, Classica and Tropical) of washable markers crayola has to offer and becomes giddy when new colors come along! I was pleased to find these on Amazon as often he will want to draw his friends or classmates who have various skin colors / ethnicities, but is perplexed when their color is not in the box. Additionally, the clean up is always nice for parents. So, if you have a young budding artist in your home, who is particular about color and you don't want to spend your free time looking for internet remedies for cleaning up permenant marker, these are amazing!
Reality is beautiful in all shades and colors, enjoy:) Nov 17, 2011
By Paul Clements
"Cilla"
My family roots are caucasion. My daughter married a man from Mexico who has dark skin. My beautiful granddaughters are three distinct shades of a mix of their parents skin tones. I am very happy to find this product that will allow my granddaughters to express themselves as individuals. - A note to "Seriously?" - I am a very pale shade of caucasion/white and never understood why I was suppose to color myself (in drawings) as orange, yellow, tan, or snow-white. People come in a rainbow of non-binary colors and it's time we celebrate that.
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