Alternative theory: they have always been softcores but the cores have dried/hardened over time Note: I have a set of eagle prismacolors and they are just as soft as my new ones, but they were in an old protective tin when I bought them. Maybe air exposer over time changes or impacts the cores
I agree!! I have a set of BEROL's from 1970 (sigh...my first set)...and they were buttery soft and the ones I still have still are. I just can't handle the never ending breakage of the new ones. It's frustrating as heck and why I switched to Polychromos.
I'm watching this during quarantine, and when you said, "two thousand nineteen!" I took a deep breath and thought about the good old days. It has been an age...
They are more for sure. I work in mostly vintage pencils and they seem to me to be the best of both worlds. Best of Polychromos and of Prismacolor. I thought it could be age but I like the older than Midpoint. There is a version before Eagle and that is when it was Eagle “Turquoise” Prismacolor colored pencils. Eventually it dropped out and Turquoise was meant for the graphite alone. Canada had factories as well and their versions kept up the quality much longer than US.
Growing up in the 80s my grandmother used to buy my sister and I the mega boxes of prisma color pencils, they were sooooo fancy, the box folded into a stand, made me feel like a real artist. Thanks Babcia❤
Third Real third LOL But im not first or last im gonna watch the video sure its amazing can i have a shoutout in ur next video its okay if i dont IM SOO EXCITED IM GONNA GET RAEVOLUTION
“...when they moved to Mexico is where all the theories that the quality dropped...” Me, a Mexican: ¿ASKIUSMI? “...between the 80’s & 90’s Prismacolor changed their formula...” Me: *inhales and relaxes in spanish*
I get your point. The breakage has lead to many a fit in my own household. I do think they are trying to walk a fine line between being soft and to hard to layer the way we want them to. I find if I sharpen mine with a knife instead of a pencil sharpener they go farther with less breakage.
@@TheMamaPowell I can attest to this. I sharpen mine with an x-acto knife and I haven't been having this constant breaking problem that others seem to have. Also, maybe others are just a little too heavy handed when coloring...
@@Reeniepie I do not agree that caran d'ache are the same. I have 3 different kinds of Caran d'Ache, Polychromos, prismas and a few others. They are all good for different papers and effects I want. I have been using Prismas for a long time and I believe people who say they break more easily. I don't think they are lying but I just don't have that problem 🤷♀️ I use all my brands of colored pencils and love them all. I have yet to find a pencil that is an exact dupe for prismas. I just enjoy them so much I could never get rid of them. Everyone is different though :)
"Test 2: blending Test 2: blending Test 4: drawing" I think there may have been a slight editing issue lol Also, when you show the 90s pencils in the box, it looks like there are 2 whites, but when you go to swatch the gradients, white is missing from the 90s column. Did something happen??
Rae, I’m so happy you seem to be having fun making videos again! I know for me at least, it makes watching the video an enjoyable time so thank you for staying true to yourself, we ❤️ you!
I can tell you took those suggestions to heart! I can see them shining through in this video. Very good balance of informativeness, chillness, Rae energy, and Quality Art.
@@bartisatg7638 banana and the same thing you said you lied about being the first to say that the boys are not going anywhere but they will delete this
Material do get old and brittle over time. I remember those pencils being soft. Like when you have new crayola crayons their better than the old ones. They do expire at times even though they shouldn't. My american prismacolor still don't break and their butter smooth still but I keep them in a not so dry but dry area. So if your pencils came from texas or other silly hot states like California... they might be not the best reputations of what they were long ago. Just to edit and add. It's because things still have moisture in them even wax unless their are products like dry pastel that they wont loss their consistence. Wax actually have moisture and when it loses it in products it cause them to not work well but to much of it can hinder it too.
Love this video....as a 62 year old artist, I got my first set of Prismacolors around 1970...and it really breaks my heart to see how the quality of this loved art supply has plummeted. In fact, I actually still have a few of my original Prismas in my collection (I can tell because 1) they say BEROL Prismacolor 2) the color FLESH instead of the now pc LIGHT PEACH and 3) they are stubs....The fact that these older pencils are still being used and haven't shattered into a million bits, while my brand spanking new pencils shatter if I stare at them too long...tells the tale. It's also the reason why I switched to Polychromos pencils...I had that wonderful set of 48 with the self standing packaging. It was the best. .Prismacolor...I hardly knew ye.....(lol) Keep it up Rae...I've been around the art world for a long time, and your videos are some of the best!! BTW...one more thing...it's not just an uneven core, or that the pencils are a softer formula...I'm fine with that...BUT the pencils break because the pigment cores are not glued onto the surrounding wood. Because of this, whenever a pencil is dropped (either in shipping or whatever) the core shatters into a million bits and that is why you often cannot sharpen them. I have tried heating up the pencils to soften and "heal" broken cores...but unfortunately, until the makers of this wonderfully buttery soft core start gluing those puppies in place...this will never stop. And I just couldn't justify paying good money for a pencil that I used once because every time I used it, it would break, and then break in the sharpener, again, and again, and again.......on infinitum....you get the picture.
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This was an awesome comparison! You were fortunate to have found those older pencils. It was interesting to see how off-center the colors were. Thank you for sharing a part of your day with us!
I've really enjoyed the past few videos you've put out. It's clear you've been mindful of your channel and are taking the feedback your subscribers have given you. Keep up the awesome work :)
Thank you so much for your review! I started using Prismacolor colored pencils back in the 60's because my art teacher made it mandatory we use that particular brand, which was supposed to be the best brand. Through the years I also tried some other well known professional colored pencils brands, but I still prefer, use and rely on Prismacolor Premier Colored Pencils.
It always makes me wonder when I see pencils that old, what people drew with them all those decades ago. Also, I would LOVE to work in that pencil factory❤️. Lovely video, rae, as usual😍
Loved this! Maybe I just have a heavy hand, because my Prismas break a LOT and it was driving me up the wall. I still want some Faber Castell sets (or even fancier) but maybe I can be less harsh on my poor loyal standby, Prismacolor. Thank you for sharing.
I love these types of videos especially like the ones about the paints that you can't get anymore, they are so interesting and I never get bored of them Love ya❤️
1939 *Old Prismacolors* Me: *Thinking*: So someone said, "We sold Prismacolors during WW2." Also Me: Very interesting. I knew they were around for 80 years, not interesting, but WW2? Very InTeReStInG! DaMn, SoN! Edit: I learned something today, and I never knew that Prismacolors were around for 80, man!
I personally love love LOVE how soft prismacolors are >w< I've been coloring with them here recently and am in love with how they blend. But I get upset when they get jacked up from the pencil sharpener in art lol
Omg love you! I know this video will be bomb! I absolutely love you and the way you make your videos. I live everything about your channel, keep up the good work!
Ok. Thank you thank you for making this video. Even my art professor and other artists I’ve talked to/artists I’ve watched on RUclips have all said that the old prismacolors used to be sooo much better. I freaked out when I bought my first set bc just after I got it my art professor had basically told us that the new ones are literal trash. This is so interesting to see that the whole time it was just that their formula changed. Also idk why everyone says prismacolor is better than Fabre castell. I have both and Fabre castell is gorgeous haha. Both are great in my opinion.
Okay I know this has nothing to do with art supplies but- I literally love you so much and love your content! You've inspired me to be more and more creative with my art and drawings. I love you so much 💞💕💝💘💟💗 I hope you see this to make you're day uwu ❤
bruh ur channel is the reason i do drawings. you help tell me which ones to not get and which ones you prefer. ive just found your account a couple weeks ago. and every time i feel stressed, i watch your videos and it helps.
That's actually really impressive, especially when you consider that chemicals do tend to break down / change with time! The old ones might of been just as blend-able, had they not been as old as they were. ;-)
Me: Hmm, it’s been a while since Rae made a video based around colored pencils... Rae: LETS GO BACK TO THE ENTIRE HISTORY OF PRISMA COLOR COLORED PENCILS Me: ...Alright... Can we also appreciate the mean girls reference at 6:24? I love it. Also, also, Rae if you read this, I just want you to know that you’re an inspiration. You’re not afraid to be yourself and I’ve learned so much about art from you! Please never stop being you! 😊
Very nice comparison there. I like the 80’s Berol pencils and their boxes as that’s what I started with. The older boxes are really cool too though. Thanks so much for comparing different aspects of Prismacolor over the years.
That caption was supposed to reflect the voice of the audience. She was making fun of herself saying "They're kinda lit now" and the joke is that we the viewers are rolling our eyes like "Lit? Uh ok, Boomer".
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I love this set up of having an informative and entertaining artsy video. Please do more like this!!!! I have always wondered about the Prisma quality going down.
Great video! I think another thing to consider is the effects of aging on old stock. I don’t think that a 1930s era pencil will perform the same way today as it did when it was new. But this is a factor that is virtually impossible to test unless you have the resources to make a new pencil using the original formula.
On the final drawing, was she just using the 30s ones and the 2019 ones, or the 30s and the 80s together and the 2019 and the 90s together, or 30s, 80s, 90s together and the 2019 one for the new?
Miss "Nancy Drew's" rudeness aside...I wondered the same thing. She didn't clarify that and it could be any of things you mentioned. I personally thought original & 80's vs 90's & now. But it could have been just the original vs now and skipped the 80's & 90's since 80's was similar to old and 90's similar to new. Anywho, doesn't really matter to me...idk why I watch these videos, I'm not an artist. Not a good one, anyway! 😄 I guess I still find it interesting and I like Rae's personality.
Sweet Insanity I’m not an artist, either, but I was curious. Haha. There’s also the fact that she said the formula most likely changed around the 90s area, so I didn’t know if she was comparing formulas, either 🤷🏻♀️
This is so interesting! Just seeing the contrast with the pencils' formula from the 1930s to today its so much fun to watch you draw and see the differences. the pencils from the 21st century makes the drawing more realistic!
![BRASIL vs. URUGUAY [1-1] | RESUMEN | ELIMINATORIAS SUDAMERICANAS | FECHA 12](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/-hWBAuxF1eY/mqdefault.jpg)
Alternative theory: they have always been softcores but the cores have dried/hardened over time
Note: I have a set of eagle prismacolors and they are just as soft as my new ones, but they were in an old protective tin when I bought them. Maybe air exposer over time changes or impacts the cores
That is what I thought. It makes sense
oh I didn’t even think of that
This theory makes the most sense, tbh. Rather than some secret conspiracy of a formula change.
I agree with you. I have a set from eagle prismacolors as well and they're just as soft.
I agree!! I have a set of BEROL's from 1970 (sigh...my first set)...and they were buttery soft and the ones I still have still are. I just can't handle the never ending breakage of the new ones. It's frustrating as heck and why I switched to Polychromos.
I love that you included some historical facts and not just go "here's a drawing and here's the other drawing, bye"
Yeah I agree
Honestly though
Those pencils were made in the 1970s. 40s Eagles had a very ornate Eagle logo with olive branches.
*when you didn’t know prismacolor was around for 80 years*
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*Koh I Noor was around for 230 years*
My grandma's a retired artist who owns a set of Prismas from the 50s. The only time I've ever heard her swear was at the new Prismas.
😳🤡😂😂😂
So she doesnt like the prismas?
@@StarLight0197 not the new ones 😅
@@StarLight0197 she doesn't hate the new ones, but they're not as good as they used to be
Does she like the Verithin?
I'm watching this during quarantine, and when you said, "two thousand nineteen!" I took a deep breath and thought about the good old days. It has been an age...
Ikr
Ikr...all the good days feel like it was in 2019..
2020 has made me miss 2016
2019 wasnt really a good year for me so, 2018 and before were the good old days :(
2019 good year Australians: ha ha sure P.S I'm Aussie
I legit only saw the thumbnail without reading the title and was like “yeah it’s Rae”
This comment is so me
When you say 90s I keep hearing nighties, like the sleepwear, anyone else?
Honestly same
Bookworm 678 😂 yeah same
Same
Yeah me too
we have so many nighties
Everyone: listens to Rae talking about the colored pencils.
Me: looking at her, extremely bright, neon nails
Thx for the ❤️
Prithyaa Murali lol me too btw luv u Rae
So true 😂
Me: freaking out that she said something about glen coco from mean girls
TheKøiruez so true tho
Eagle looks the most pigmented. Is that just me?
Noah Crozier yh especially that those has been around for 80 yrs, just imagine how they looked like as new
It does
They are more for sure. I work in mostly vintage pencils and they seem to me to be the best of both worlds. Best of Polychromos and of Prismacolor. I thought it could be age but I like the older than Midpoint. There is a version before Eagle and that is when it was Eagle “Turquoise” Prismacolor colored pencils. Eventually it dropped out and Turquoise was meant for the graphite alone. Canada had factories as well and their versions kept up the quality much longer than US.
Growing up in the 80s my grandmother used to buy my sister and I the mega boxes of prisma color pencils, they were sooooo fancy, the box folded into a stand, made me feel like a real artist. Thanks Babcia❤
The Prisma colors being off center is a *CORE* issue
Sorry that joke was a bit *CORE*- ny
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HAHAHA well I enjoyed it 😂^^
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No one noticed that Rae accidentally put “blending (what they’re known for)” 2 times?
I've been looking for the person who said this
Ewobee me too lol
I thought i was tripping out
@@ewobee someone already did, a month before this comment. And it's also a top comment
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The shade of white for the 90's is so incredible, it's invisible
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“...when they moved to Mexico is where all the theories that the quality dropped...”
Me, a Mexican: ¿ASKIUSMI?
“...between the 80’s & 90’s Prismacolor changed their formula...”
Me: *inhales and relaxes in spanish*
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Rae is amazing at art, She is also funny she is just good person
RIP my art
Just keep practicing or u won't go anywhere -_- (sorry, also she is good person)
Katermelon thanks for the advice
She’s a great person always has been she’s the bestie
@@cromagnum2009 totally
My art is......
Ok...
It makes complete sense that a softer formula would lead to more breakage.
They break too much now imo which just wastes my pencils and it's too expensive to replace them like every 5 mins... I wish that they were harder.
I get your point. The breakage has lead to many a fit in my own household. I do think they are trying to walk a fine line between being soft and to hard to layer the way we want them to. I find if I sharpen mine with a knife instead of a pencil sharpener they go farther with less breakage.
Not really. Caran d’ache pencils are just as soft as prismacolors and they don’t have their problems.
@@TheMamaPowell I can attest to this. I sharpen mine with an x-acto knife and I haven't been having this constant breaking problem that others seem to have. Also, maybe others are just a little too heavy handed when coloring...
@@Reeniepie I do not agree that caran d'ache are the same. I have 3 different kinds of Caran d'Ache, Polychromos, prismas and a few others. They are all good for different papers and effects I want. I have been using Prismas for a long time and I believe people who say they break more easily. I don't think they are lying but I just don't have that problem 🤷♀️ I use all my brands of colored pencils and love them all. I have yet to find a pencil that is an exact dupe for prismas. I just enjoy them so much I could never get rid of them. Everyone is different though :)
"Test 2: blending
Test 2: blending
Test 4: drawing"
I think there may have been a slight editing issue lol
Also, when you show the 90s pencils in the box, it looks like there are 2 whites, but when you go to swatch the gradients, white is missing from the 90s column. Did something happen??
2120:trying 2020 prismacolor pencils
Bruh that is 999 years in the future😳😳😳😳
Kitty Contortion lol
I was thinking that 😂😂
Hmmm yes, these prismacolors are so hardddd
@@kittycontortion3190 isnt it just 100 years in the future?
_I’M SO HAPPY RIGHT NOW WE BOTH HAVE THAT PURPLE TRASHCAN CONTAINER_
*notices that the 90's doesn't have a white*
It has a white, 3:43 notice that?
Rae, I’m so happy you seem to be having fun making videos again! I know for me at least, it makes watching the video an enjoyable time so thank you for staying true to yourself, we ❤️ you!
I can tell you took those suggestions to heart! I can see them shining through in this video. Very good balance of informativeness, chillness, Rae energy, and Quality Art.
I love it when you use really old art supplies 😍😍😍
"You go, Glen Coco!"
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@@bartisatg7638 banana and the same thing you said you lied about being the first to say that the boys are not going anywhere but they will delete this
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Material do get old and brittle over time. I remember those pencils being soft. Like when you have new crayola crayons their better than the old ones. They do expire at times even though they shouldn't.
My american prismacolor still don't break and their butter smooth still but I keep them in a not so dry but dry area. So if your pencils came from texas or other silly hot states like California... they might be not the best reputations of what they were long ago.
Just to edit and add. It's because things still have moisture in them even wax unless their are products like dry pastel that they wont loss their consistence. Wax actually have moisture and when it loses it in products it cause them to not work well but to much of it can hinder it too.
nobody else offers important content like this, this kid of video is so appreciated in the art community
Love this video....as a 62 year old artist, I got my first set of Prismacolors around 1970...and it really breaks my heart to see how the quality of this loved art supply has plummeted. In fact, I actually still have a few of my original Prismas in my collection (I can tell because 1) they say BEROL Prismacolor 2) the color FLESH instead of the now pc LIGHT PEACH and 3) they are stubs....The fact that these older pencils are still being used and haven't shattered into a million bits, while my brand spanking new pencils shatter if I stare at them too long...tells the tale. It's also the reason why I switched to Polychromos pencils...I had that wonderful set of 48 with the self standing packaging. It was the best. .Prismacolor...I hardly knew ye.....(lol) Keep it up Rae...I've been around the art world for a long time, and your videos are some of the best!! BTW...one more thing...it's not just an uneven core, or that the pencils are a softer formula...I'm fine with that...BUT the pencils break because the pigment cores are not glued onto the surrounding wood. Because of this, whenever a pencil is dropped (either in shipping or whatever) the core shatters into a million bits and that is why you often cannot sharpen them. I have tried heating up the pencils to soften and "heal" broken cores...but unfortunately, until the makers of this wonderfully buttery soft core start gluing those puppies in place...this will never stop. And I just couldn't justify paying good money for a pencil that I used once because every time I used it, it would break, and then break in the sharpener, again, and again, and again.......on infinitum....you get the picture.
Next: Faber Castell from the past versus the future.
You mean from 1761? XD
@@adriang1921 Yes, however those are probably impossible to find anymore. So, as ancient as possible with Faber Castell.
7:40, in their ”how it's made” video, they showed that their pencils are very strong.
Me- can’t even afford prismacolors
Rae- can afford ancient pencils
Take a look on Amazon sometimes you can find a 36 set for 24-30 bucks. :3
pay attention to black friday sales. also a 24 pack is usually about $20
I got mine off Ebay for 20 something dollars and they were all there in good condition.
About a year or two ago I found the 132-count set at 25$ so definitely keep an eye for sales on Amazon :)
@Canal da luli Tax write off!
This was so interesting. I love how you included the history behind the making of the prisma colors. :D
The old ones would have synthetic pigments too, those have been a thing since the early/mid 19th century
The first synthetic purple was made in the 1800s so they’ve definitely Been around
I removed the comment so everyone will get confused about the comments and likes hehehehehehehhehww
PS: i was gonna change it back to normal but then i forgot what it was
sums up my life
I don’t think she regrets buying when her vids get her so many views
Tidela 471 85k views, thats not even $1000 with monetization. She probably spent far more on the supplies for the video than that.
Xersys she has millions on others
You have 666 likes I will change it to 667
Love when you test out old art supplies!!
I was watching a video of yours when this popped up
Same
This was an awesome comparison! You were fortunate to have found those older pencils. It was interesting to see how off-center the colors were. Thank you for sharing a part of your day with us!
I've really enjoyed the past few videos you've put out. It's clear you've been mindful of your channel and are taking the feedback your subscribers have given you. Keep up the awesome work :)
i love your vids so much rae please never stop these! you've inspired me to start art!
*I'm certain Rae has a special relationship with crayola xD*
She hearted this. Oh dear
Loving the history background on the experiment! ♥♥♥
Thank you so much for your review! I started using Prismacolor colored pencils back in the 60's because my art teacher made it mandatory we use that particular brand, which was supposed to be the best brand. Through the years I also tried some other well known professional colored pencils brands, but I still prefer, use and rely on Prismacolor Premier Colored Pencils.
Welcome back, old Rae ❤
You seem happier and I love that for you!
Much love!
I'm in love with the 80s Prismacolor packaging!
Me too. It's like it is saying, "you're about to have some fun!"
It always makes me wonder when I see pencils that old, what people drew with them all those decades ago. Also, I would LOVE to work in that pencil factory❤️. Lovely video, rae, as usual😍
Moon Lampje Me too!👍
Loved this! Maybe I just have a heavy hand, because my Prismas break a LOT and it was driving me up the wall. I still want some Faber Castell sets (or even fancier) but maybe I can be less harsh on my poor loyal standby, Prismacolor. Thank you for sharing.
I love these types of videos especially like the ones about the paints that you can't get anymore, they are so interesting and I never get bored of them
Love ya❤️
1939 *Old Prismacolors*
Me: *Thinking*: So someone said, "We sold Prismacolors during WW2."
Also Me: Very interesting. I knew they were around for 80 years, not interesting, but WW2? Very InTeReStInG! DaMn, SoN!
Edit: I learned something today, and I never knew that Prismacolors were around for 80, man!
Wow
Uh?
When you're about to take a nap and Rae uploads a video.
Napping can wait. Rae comes first. 😁
Same
No one:
Rae: let's dig in old art supplies!
Yayayy🔥🔥 amazing as always gal!🤩
I personally love love LOVE how soft prismacolors are >w< I've been coloring with them here recently and am in love with how they blend. But I get upset when they get jacked up from the pencil sharpener in art lol
I just love your channel! You are a positive force of art energy yet with splashes of humor to balance.
Prismacolors are my brand of pencil! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
(I’m actually on time!)
Omg love you! I know this video will be bomb! I absolutely love you and the way you make your videos. I live everything about your channel, keep up the good work!
Rae’s drawings 2017 or 2019. Which one is better?
(They all are still amazing)
I like how these review/comparison vids are back :) Saves me the trouble of buying supplies I won't use
Congratulations this is a super content. Love history + art together
*when you look back back at the 100 year old colored pencils and you hear eagle pencil company then hear rae say 80 years*
Me: huh wasn't it 100?
81 years. Prismacolor was founded in 1938 not 1919.
@@Jayde419 I'm just going back to another vid she made xD
The company may be 100 years old, but the prismacolors are only 80. Eagle Pencil Co made graphite pencils originally.
No one:
Litterally no one:
The prismacolour makers:
Rae: So I just have to *scooch*
axmee. xoxo 😘 did you think you would be nice to me and then you look at my face like I was a mom
:D :D literally go the hell away
Stop harassing people with your shitty grammar
(They’ve been bothering people in other comments)
Love these types of videos!!
Ok. Thank you thank you for making this video. Even my art professor and other artists I’ve talked to/artists I’ve watched on RUclips have all said that the old prismacolors used to be sooo much better. I freaked out when I bought my first set bc just after I got it my art professor had basically told us that the new ones are literal trash. This is so interesting to see that the whole time it was just that their formula changed. Also idk why everyone says prismacolor is better than Fabre castell. I have both and Fabre castell is gorgeous haha. Both are great in my opinion.
I love that you always include so much history in your videos
Okay I know this has nothing to do with art supplies but-
I literally love you so much and love your content! You've inspired me to be more and more creative with my art and drawings. I love you so much 💞💕💝💘💟💗
I hope you see this to make you're day uwu ❤
Omg I just realized she liked my comment- ❤❤❤❤❤
This should be a top comment
@@egg1173 Aweee thank you 🥺💕
Thanks Rae that was really interesting, I love to go to a pencil factory!
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Your art has for sure improved
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xTHORN the Hufflepuffx why’re you like your mom and your hair your friend and her friend and you guys look at me omg is that a nice picture
bruh ur channel is the reason i do drawings. you help tell me which ones to not get and which ones you prefer. ive just found your account a couple weeks ago. and every time i feel stressed, i watch your videos and it helps.
Joined the Raevolution as soon as I first saw your channel. Back then you were the one that gave me inspiration and hope. Love you💟
I’m watching this in 2020 and it feels good to hear 2019 again ;v;
That's actually really impressive, especially when you consider that chemicals do tend to break down / change with time! The old ones might of been just as blend-able, had they not been as old as they were. ;-)
Me: Hmm, it’s been a while since Rae made a video based around colored pencils...
Rae: LETS GO BACK TO THE ENTIRE HISTORY OF PRISMA COLOR COLORED PENCILS
Me: ...Alright...
Can we also appreciate the mean girls reference at 6:24? I love it.
Also, also, Rae if you read this, I just want you to know that you’re an inspiration. You’re not afraid to be yourself and I’ve learned so much about art from you! Please never stop being you! 😊
Very nice comparison there. I like the 80’s Berol pencils and their boxes as that’s what I started with. The older boxes are really cool too though. Thanks so much for comparing different aspects of Prismacolor over the years.
I own the prismacolor art stix and they are INCREDIBLE. I totally recommend getting them and if you blend with the white it blends really well.
A mean girls ad played after she said “you go Glenn coco” coincidence or not????
Amanda Hui oop-
No coincidence that’s google not caring about your privacy
People: go to the future
Rae: back to the past to get pencils then come back to the present
Hello I love drawing and you inspire me too draw
Thanks for that
I had no idea they were that old. You learn something new all the time. I love the facts.
Your history lessons in all of these videos are so well done and interesting!!
5:34 HUH DID U JUST SAY OK BOOMER
Guys this is IMPORTANT Rae just said OK BOOMER
Uhh no, she didn’t, it was supposed to be us that could say “ok boomer” not Rae🙄
That caption was supposed to reflect the voice of the audience. She was making fun of herself saying "They're kinda lit now" and the joke is that we the viewers are rolling our eyes like "Lit? Uh ok, Boomer".
I wasnt first to this video
I'm not gonna be last
But when I got a notifycation I clicked fast
You're awesome and I can't give up the opportunity to watch one of you new videos
I was ordering a Join The Raevolution shirt when this notification popped in so yay
edit: Rae hearted my comment 🤯😁
edit 2: I didn't know editing your comment took away hearts😪😪
You edited your comment so now that heart is gone
Haha that’s what you get
@@drawingwithizzy1956 my luck is the worst lol😪😂
Hi Rae! I just wanna say thank you for inspiring me to improve my art. And I just decided to create my own art channel all thanks to you! I really hope to be as successful as you are
Please never stop making vids. They're amazing!
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I don’t know what to say...that’s really weird they have been around for 80 years 😬🥴
I'm actually really curious now. Since the old ones seem to be a harder core, if they might be similar to the verithin ones.
That’s an interesting idea
Verithin. Is that a brand name? I've never heard of them.
@@tracymarie4633 it is a type of prismacolor pencils. I maybe should have included that in my original comment
StarSinger it’s not a brand, but more of a type of Pencil made by Prismacolors (and other brands I believe)
Nobody:
No one:
Not even a soul:
Rae: *YoU gO GleN cOcO*
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Nobody:
No one:
Not even Glen Coco himself:
Me when she said that:
GLEN COCO! GLEN COCO! GLEN COCO!
I love this set up of having an informative and entertaining artsy video. Please do more like this!!!! I have always wondered about the Prisma quality going down.
Great video! I think another thing to consider is the effects of aging on old stock. I don’t think that a 1930s era pencil will perform the same way today as it did when it was new. But this is a factor that is virtually impossible to test unless you have the resources to make a new pencil using the original formula.
Rae:Prismacolor is my favorite colored pencils
Prismacolor:Say sike right now it’s time for some time traveL
This was surprisingly informative on top on entertaining.
On the final drawing, was she just using the 30s ones and the 2019 ones, or the 30s and the 80s together and the 2019 and the 90s together, or 30s, 80s, 90s together and the 2019 one for the new?
Miss "Nancy Drew's" rudeness aside...I wondered the same thing. She didn't clarify that and it could be any of things you mentioned. I personally thought original & 80's vs 90's & now. But it could have been just the original vs now and skipped the 80's & 90's since 80's was similar to old and 90's similar to new. Anywho, doesn't really matter to me...idk why I watch these videos, I'm not an artist. Not a good one, anyway! 😄 I guess I still find it interesting and I like Rae's personality.
Sweet Insanity I’m not an artist, either, but I was curious. Haha. There’s also the fact that she said the formula most likely changed around the 90s area, so I didn’t know if she was comparing formulas, either 🤷🏻♀️
I used the 30s/80s and the modern (skipped using the 90s since they’re the same as the modern) 😎🎉
SuperRaeDizzle Ooh, okay. Thank you, Rae! ❤️
I have a set of 60 from 1984. Berol. One of the few things I have from my glorious childhood. They still have that " smell". Great video.
Why is your nail paint always so on point!
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Chloe Rose Art hey gurl😁
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Bruh pencil colours be older than probably all of Rae's audience
When you realize she made history...
This is so interesting! Just seeing the contrast with the pencils' formula from the 1930s to today its so much fun to watch you draw and see the differences. the pencils from the 21st century makes the drawing more realistic!
I never noticed the difference between eagles’ and prismacolors’ core, even though I have used both. Another great video, Rae. 👏🏻