Rae u are the best KZfaq pls unbox drawing supplies from india

According to a German KZfaqr, who tested the Gucci pencils, these pencils are a cheaper Caran d'Ache pencils, similar to the SupraColor or the FanColor.

There's this brand called brustro, it's really good and I think you'd like it

The most annoying thing is they could've got this right so easily by collaborating with a respected pencil brand like Prismacolour or Faber-Castell. 🤦 When I saw the sheen on the swatches I knew it would be trash. I hate seeing people get conned, even if they do have more money than sense.

@@MusingsFromTheDen Seriously, like I get they’re a fashion designer, not an art supply company, but why wouldn’t they work with a respectable brand and put decent pencils in there so they can be proud of their product? It makes no sense to me…

Probably caran d'ache said "no thanks, we don't want our pencil to be sold for 1200$"

Honestly I don't think the people who buy this pencil case actually want it for the art supplies lol. Probably more for carrying pens to sign documents and the like.

Anyways, why would caran dache would collaborate with the Louis Vuitton , carandache is only bothered to make their art supplies , and Louis Vuitton needs to fime brains to make their pigment😎😓😎😎😎🤯🤯😆

When the package is more expensive that what’s inside👀

Yeah, the packaging is the best I’ve ever seen from LV, and I don’t say that lightly because I normally hate their designs, but still, for that price it’s practically a crime to have such a shoddy product inside. At least include a keychain or something extra!

Spot on, LMAO 🤣

Make sure it’s a green one or a white one with the intention of a green one for wealth.

And a lot of their signature designs are so ugly and cheap looking.

people buy their stuff and wear it so the logo shows. who cares about the actual item. i was in hollywood in a mall and i saw a babyphat shirt. this girl whom was obese bought it even though the shirt was for petite short women. just by looking at that shirt in the closet with all the other lesser value crap makes people feel good about themselves. even though they will never be able to wear it or use it. people want expensive things, not nice things.

@@GETBENT1331 I'll never understand that. I just want to look neat and put together, also comfortable. I couldn't give a shlt if my clothes were from thrift stores, so long as I like how they look. Modest, classy and smart casual.

Yeaaa that’s what I’m thinking! Basically they’re just selling the case and decided to throw in some cheap pencils as a bonus. I would not expect LV to make high quality art supplies 😂

You’re in no way paying for the pencils, as evidenced by the fact they found the cheapest most mass produced brand to put in the case. Could you imagine what it would cost if, say, Prismacolor partnered with them? you would be paying for a better quality pencil as well as the case. Their purses wallets easily get into that price range and they don’t send you a purse full of junk as a consolation prize lol. It’s insane that they dropped the pencil count but upped the price that far 🤦‍♀️

@@mrsb050285 oh gosh thatd be an insane price!

But like why not?

It’s Louis vuitton of course they could have sold the bag on its own

The LV case is pretty much equivalent to gold bubble wrap tho........ Like why wouldn't you want a designer case to hold your actual quality art supplies in??

@@godzandheros no, I mean I would want the bubble wrap around the case while being shipped. If you’d ever seen how ups and all the other companies handle the mail you’d understand that.

@@Mustlovebooks15 I've seen it, but I feel like the case the pencils come in is pretty sturdy. Though there probably could have been more padding in the dust box the pouch comes in.

@@godzandheros came here to say the same thing. idk why rae or anyone else is shocked that you’re not actually paying $100 pencil you’re paying $1200 for an LV pencil case. it’s not that far fetched

Yeah. If they really wanted they could put out some quality pencils because these are a waste of space. If I had these pencils I would just get rid of them and store my nicer pencils in there because it's a cool bag, I just don't understand why bother with these God awful pencils If the main thing they are selling is clearly the piece of expensive leather.

@@simona1789 EXACTLY!!

Yeah i totally agree! They could have collabed with prismacolor or faber castell since they are experienced with art supplies

I love triangle pencils as well. They sit nicer in hands IMO.

This is the second time I've spotted you in a totally foodie beauty unrelated video 🤣 We watch the same stuff

I had that exact same thought.

Lol ya. Or seriously the entire set of Copic Sketches, as in every marker they make!

I could buy two sets of the 100 caran dache color pencils for 1200 dollars.. or a few sets of the polychromos

You can basically buy a high end version of your preferred medium in a higher quantity than buying these 12 pencils that are probably worse than crayola pencils.

You aren't paying for the pencils, you're paying for the case

Why they wouldn't use one of those other pencil cases I don't know those (faux?) leather ones looked much better.

​@@drdeesnutts48 the leather pencil case is the actual product.

Thank you!

Then they REALLY shouldn't have had their name imprinted on the pencils. It sounds like just putting in sticks would have been a better idea.

@@RudesMom right? lol be careful they might take your stick idea

Something that amazes me is how relatively frequent her uploads are, due to the amazing quality and how time consuming these videos are.

Imagine how good Graf von Faber-Castell or Pelikan Edelstein colored pencils would be. Hell you wouldn't even need a "premium" brand: IMO Koh-i-Noor makes the best colored pencil leads while Staedtler makes the best actual wooden pencils: make it a three-way collab with K-i-N making the leads, Staedtler making the casings for the leads, and Louis Vuitton making the casing for our superpencils.

Faber Castell has cooperated with luxury brands in the watch and home decor/architecture business. Caran d'Ache does it even more: they seem to have collaborated with pretty much every other Swiss luxury company existing.

Same bestieee

Wow i have been watching her for 3 years i think

Same that was my first video watched of rae and she became my fav KZfaqr

My first as well, and yes ditto.

I’m sure your art is lovely too❤️

Does this work with favercastel super soft pencils? Kinda curious 👀

Actually, that is a bad hack. One, each brand of colour pencil has a different make up so if that hack did work for one it would not work for the other. Two, you cannot actually see inside the pencil to see if it really melted back together. Three, if it did melt the lead of the pencils. Then you would have a mess as the tip of the already sharpened part and (if nothing is on the back of the pencil) flat back part of the colour pencils would melt all over the microwave plate making your colour pencil useless and a mess. In short. That is a fake hack.

@@jessicapearson9479 I believe it would work for most wax based pencils

Actually, I have done that hack with numerous brands and while it does melt it also starts to poor out the open ends of the colour pencils. I also used 4 different brands of microwaves as each microwave is slightly different. It does not work and just makes a mess. Not to mention if there is any moisture in the pencils they can explode. And yes, I had some explode on me resulting in my neighbors calling the police thinking there were guns going off. The hack only seems to work to some who do not let it in long enough to actually melt the inside of the colour pencils. Kind of like a placebo effect. When you do it makes a mess. Think about how long you have to heat frozen green beans just to get them soft. The wood around the pencil take as long to heat up enough to allow the heat to get to the center of the pencil to melt the wax while the tip and the ends of the pencil exposing the lead are completely melted and all over the plate. Like I said it does not work.

Colored Pencil brands that actually do the bare minimum of quality control don’t need these “hacks”, they just work as intended all the time. 15-20 years ago prismacolors were great, they were one of the best brands on the market and were a very affordable price. Then they moved their factory and stopped doing any kind of quality control. Now there are: leads that are horribly off center, leads that completely slide out of the casing, split casings, casings made with knotty wood that sharpens irregularly, and leads that come out of the factory shattered so all the way down the pencil the sharpened point falls out as soon as you get it sharp enough to color with. Though other brands like caren d’arche and Faber castel are more expensive per pencil, needing to buy a prismacolor pencil 4x as often because of these issues makes the more “expensive” brands a smarter buy. I still use prismacolors for coloring books because they are cheap and have a good pigment load, but that’s all they have going for them. I use brands that are lightfast and actually pay attention to quality control for my actual artwork.

You're literally buying the brand. If you want high end art supplies, go to a source that is known for that. Lol

@@chatboulon743 In my mind, if I am buying the brand, I better be getting top grade in everything. Even if I would win the lottery, I don't think I could stomach paying for a name and not quality.

I agree with you. I bet the leather isn't even worth that much. Their brand is a household name so they can sell anything while maximizing their profits.

I always thought a lot of their designs were cheap looking.

I don't accept it. I never buy anything from them no matter what it is.

hi sorry i forgot to say thank you :D

Yeah! I didn’t test them as deeply because they’re the exact same as the other ones. So this would be the third time I would have done it… so I decided to cut to the chase and talk about the new stuff :)

KZfaq content and followers are not just for entertainment. It's a job which you get paid. It's the most humane entrepreneur shit that you can do nowadays. Film videos and see your supporters and money grow. That's why it's so important to "follow, subscribe and hit that bell button" to all those youtube artists that you're watching.

Also, I have never heard of a better way to explain compressed wood as “the hotdog of woods.” Lol

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Same! She's iconic

Same!😮

Nah

This! I actually love the pouch too

lol what BS. If LV is selling pencils they should be the same quality of the pouch. They put their name and logo on the pencils that means they branded them. If you put your brand on something, you need to make sure the quality matches your brand's quality.

@@nyotauhura7412 do you think people who care about quality pencils, would want some random expensive brand, or the one brand they buy, trust, and use all the time? pencils run out, you aren't going to throw the bag out, you'd just replace them anyway if they were selling the pencils as high quality they would sell "refills"

@@germansheph5890 well, that's actually the fault of the creator for leading you on about what the product is. On the LV site this item is described as "FORNASETTI COLOR POUCH" and in the description and details of the product they never state anything about the pencils. So, it's pretty clear the product they want to sell it's the pouch, not the pencils. And the price is similar to their Mark Folder, expect this pouch is smaller and its a collaboration with a brand. Nevertheless, its still totally not worth it, given that luxury brands don't actually use quality materials, and even if they do, like in this case, where they use leather, this product still took less then 20£ to make;*))

me toooooooooo😭😭😭

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@@rowaboat6019 Thankss :3

You aren't achieving anything special

@@gombocky4939 I never said I was

Yep you ARE the first congrats!