Yuliya Skryp

My name is Yuliya. I am a designer with many years of experience, the mother of a little student, and the author of articles on WoWPencils.com. Writing and drawing tools are an important part of my creations. I write detailed reviews about them for people who want to know what to get. Find the information you need in order to create your best! Also visit my page on Facebook to know me better.

Prang Colored Pencils Review [2022 Choice]

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What company makes Prang colored pencils? Prang is a brand of Dixon Ticonderoga Company founded in 1882 by the famous American lithographer, printer, and publisher Louis Prang. He introduced art education into the American school system and was known for developing his own non-toxic formulas for art products and other countless inventions used today. I’m posting this Prang … [Read more...] about Prang Colored Pencils Review [2022 Choice]

Tombow Colored Pencils Review [2022]

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Tombow is a family company founded in Japan in 1913. It still remains in family hands and has developed into a world-leading manufacturer of high-quality writing tools. In 1983, the American sales subsidiary was founded. In this Tombow colored pencils review, I’d like to comment on its coloring media, highlighting Tombow Irojiten color pencils that have become immensely … [Read more...] about Tombow Colored Pencils Review [2022]

10 Best Paints for Glass [Review 2021]

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Christmas is coming and you don’t know how to decorate your home? Have you ever tried to make stained glass or paint Christmas tree decorations yourself? The acrylic glass paint is the best option for such a purpose. So if you want to get the best paint for glass, you are invited to look at the top items. Top Paints for Glass Surfaces FolkArt Paint for All Surfaces with … [Read more...] about 10 Best Paints for Glass [Review 2021]

Best Drawing Figures for Artists: Rated Review 2021

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To draw realistic figures with shapes or in motion, most artists refer to handy tools that help them sketch a human body like a pro. A mannequin for drawing allows them to understand organic shapes and movements and find the perfect pose or gesture. There are lots of figurines on the market that may be confusing for novices. In this guide, I’ll help you discover the best … [Read more...] about Best Drawing Figures for Artists: Rated Review 2021

Sharpener (Ashley Epperson)

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Every day I reach into my tin pencil case from the front pocket of my backpack and pull out the same item. I'm often asked what it is, my small red cylinder, with the blacktop missing. The bottom contains a hole, just about the size of the tip of my pencil. It sits on the corner of every desk I sit at, the foreign language written on the side staring back at me. I tend to buy … [Read more...] about Sharpener (Ashley Epperson)

Planner (Lauren Lee)

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It was the start of my first year of college, right in the heart of a global pandemic, so I figured it was just the right time to start getting my life together. All four of my classes would be fully online for the whole semester. It was imperative that I bring my A-game to stay on top of all of my assignments— my academic life depended on it. The obvious first step was to buy … [Read more...] about Planner (Lauren Lee)

Pen (Beck Seamons)

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I’ve spent the last two years as a missionary on the island of Taiwan. I spent my nineteenth and twentieth birthdays there, and giving up two years of my life—especially at such a young age—was formative and often difficult. From my missionary experiences, I learned Chinese, I learned how to love people, and I learned how to find common ground among cultures and traditions that … [Read more...] about Pen (Beck Seamons)

Planner (Eliana LaBerge)

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It is no mystery that life as a student can easily become overwhelming, chaotic, and unorganized. We have to juggle several classes a day, along with work and our own personal lives. Something that has helped me tremendously and has given me an easy way to mark the notable moments in life is my planner. There are both pros and cons to keeping a planner, but I strongly believe … [Read more...] about Planner (Eliana LaBerge)

Pencil (Gabe Hudak)

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6-year-olds across the country use this item, sometimes for the first time, learning the ropes of spelling on reused, reprinted, and reshared spelling worksheets from the time their parents were the same age. A 75-year-old man, well versed in spelling from his primary school days may use it as well, possibly to jot what groceries are necessary for the week ahead. Someone, maybe … [Read more...] about Pencil (Gabe Hudak)

Pen (Anne Kluthe)

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My handwriting has always been unusually light. So light that even though my words are clean, I have a hard time looking over my notes because the gray fades into the yellowness of the page, making them barely legible. I have a distinct memory of being a freshman in high school and apologizing to a math teacher for my notes being so hard to read. When he said, “That’s okay. … [Read more...] about Pen (Anne Kluthe)