BRUTFUNER H900 Oil-Based Colored Pencils Black Barrel 72 / 120 / 180 Colors

Rich Color. Smooth Laydown. Built for Serious Artists.

The BRUTFUNER H900 Oil-Based Colored Pencils deliver professional-grade pigmentation in a sleek matte black barrel. Whether you're rendering hyper-realistic portraits, illustrating intricate botanical scenes, or building luminous landscapes layer by layer — the H900 series gives you the color range and blendability to bring every vision to life.

Why Artists Choose the H900 Series

• Oil-Based Formula — Smooth, creamy laydown with rich pigment saturation; blends effortlessly without crumbling
• Matte Black Wood Barrel — Premium cedar-wood construction, easy to sharpen, comfortable to hold for long sessions
• Lightfast Pigments — Fade-resistant colors that stay true over time, suitable for archival artwork
• Wide Color Range — Choose from 72, 120, or 180 colors to match your creative ambition
• Consistent Core — Break-resistant leads with uniform diameter for reliable, predictable strokes
• Numbered & Labeled — Every pencil is clearly numbered for easy identification and reordering

Choose Your Set

• 🎨 72 Colors — A curated essential palette; ideal for beginners and intermediate artists building their toolkit
• 🎨 120 Colors — An expanded spectrum with nuanced mid-tones and transition shades for detailed work
• 🎨 180 Colors — The complete professional collection; every hue, tint, and shade you'll ever need

Technical Specifications

• Type: Oil-based colored pencils
• Barrel: Matte black cedar wood
• Core: Break-resistant, uniform diameter
• Pigment: Lightfast, high-saturation
• Available Sets: 72 / 120 / 180 colors
• Compatibility: Suitable for paper, illustration board, toned paper, and mixed media surfaces

Perfect For

Realistic portrait drawing · Botanical & nature illustration · Manga & comic art · Architectural rendering · Adult coloring books · Professional illustration & concept art

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between oil-based and wax-based colored pencils?

A: Oil-based pencils like the H900 use an oil binder instead of wax, resulting in a smoother, creamier laydown with less wax bloom (the white haze that can appear on wax-based pencil work over time). They also tend to blend more seamlessly and are less prone to breakage.

Q: Are these pencils suitable for beginners?

A: Yes. The 72-color set is an excellent starting point for beginners, offering a well-rounded palette at an accessible price. The smooth laydown and forgiving blending behavior make them easy to learn with, while the 120 and 180 sets grow with you as your skills develop.

Q: Can I blend the H900 pencils with solvents or blending pencils?

A: Yes. The H900 responds well to colorless blending pencils and odorless mineral spirits or baby oil for solvent blending. This allows for smooth gradients and painterly effects.

Q: Are the colors lightfast / archival?

A: The H900 series uses lightfast pigments designed to resist fading over time, making them suitable for artwork intended for display or archival purposes.

Q: Which set size should I choose?

A: Choose the 72-color set if you're starting out or want a portable everyday kit. The 120-color set is ideal for intermediate artists who need more tonal variety. The 180-color set is the professional's choice — offering the full spectrum for complex, highly detailed work.

Q: What surfaces work best with the H900 pencils?

A: These pencils perform best on smooth to medium-texture paper (90–160gsm), illustration board, toned paper, and mixed media surfaces. Heavily textured watercolor paper is not recommended as the primary surface.