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Coloured pencils are suitable for the first attempts at painting by small children, as well as for painting as a hobby or for professional artists. Depending on the use and skill level, there are suitable pencils that meet the requirements.
Thick coloured pencils with unbreakable leads, like wax crayons, are also suitable for children's first attempts at painting at a young age. The choice of pencil should always match the child's motor skills. The better the motor skills, the more angular and thinner the pencil can be.
Wood is a natural and renewable raw material, which is also easy to sharpen to make the gradually shorter and duller lead tip of the pencil usable again for many more hours.