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Testing Old Faber Castell Velvet 3557 Pencil for Art (Page 8)
When my Great Aunt died in 2012, I was given her old writing pencils from when she was working in Boston. I haven't used them in 7 years because I was told they contained lead. Among the various pencils were a Faber Castell Velvet 3557 Number 2 pencil and Number 2.5 pencil. I decided to give the Faber Castell Velvet 3557 Number 2 a try while coloring an oversized print of Page 8 of The MSPaint Comic: Painting North Korea Red.

Here's the link to the finished page:
https://www.ktracy.com/webcomics/painting-north-korea-red/page-08-this-concorde-is-dope/

Here's the link to the entire webcomic:
https://www.ktracy.com/webcomics/painting-north-korea-red/

You can buy this coloring book at KTracy.com and Amazon:
https://www.ktracy.com/product-category/books/ (cheaper)
https://amzn.to/2Isoq3K (free shipping with Amazon Prime)

You can still find old, often unopened boxes of the Faber Castell Velvet 3557 pencils on sites like Ebay and even Amazon.com. Be careful because they're not all number 2 pencils.

I might pick up a box of these Faber Castell Velvet 3557 series pencils in the softer number 1 variant to help achieve some darker color along side the number 2 pencils.

These are the Number 1 pencils.
https://amzn.to/2DhR5nW

If anyone knows when the Faber Castell Velvet 3557 pencils were manufactured, please let me know in the comments. I'll give you credit next time I use these in a video!
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