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Faber-Castell Colour Grip colour pencil, blue violet
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Unleash your artistic potential with the Faber-Castell Colour Grip Blue Violet water-soluble colored pencil. Designed for both children and adults, this high-quality art supply combines vibrant colors with comfortable use and innovative creative possibilities. Transform your drawings into beautiful watercolor artwork with ease, adding a unique dimension to your creative projects.
Experience unparalleled comfort thanks to the ergonomic triangular barrel and patented Soft-Grip zone, which ensures a secure, non-slip hold and prevents hand fatigue during extended drawing sessions. The highly pigmented lead delivers exceptionally vivid and saturated colors with a soft color laydown, making every stroke a joy.
Beyond traditional coloring, the water-soluble pigments allow for stunning watercolor effects. Simply apply your drawing to paper, then use a damp brush to gently blend the colors and create captivating washes. This versatile drawing tool is also built for durability with high break-resistance due to the secural bonding process (SV) and washes out of most fabrics, making it an ideal choice for kids and adults alike. Crafted from wood sourced from sustainable forestry and featuring an environmentally-friendly water-based varnish, it's a conscious choice for your art supplies.
Specifications- Product Type: Colour pencil
- Colour: Blue Violet
- Grip: Patented Soft-Grip zone
- Shape: Ergonomic triangular
- Colour Features: Vibrant and saturated, soft laydown, water-soluble
- Lead Resistance: High break-resistance (SV bonding)
- Fabric Washability: Washes out of most fabrics
- Wood Source: Sustainable forestry
- Varnish: Environmentally-friendly water-based
- User Suitability: Right- and left-handers
- Additional Feature: Name panel
- Availability: Individually in 56 different colors
First, apply your drawing to paper using the pencil. Next, dampen a brush with water and gently go over your drawing to achieve a watercolor effect. Allow the artwork to dry completely. Do not immerse the pencil directly in water, as this may damage the lead.