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Faber-Castell Colour Grip colour pencil, phthalo green
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Unleash your artistic potential with the Faber-Castell Colour Grip Phthalo Green coloured pencil, an ideal choice for artists of all levels, from budding beginners to seasoned professionals. This exceptional water-soluble pencil offers both vibrant drawing capabilities and the versatility to create stunning watercolour effects, making it a valuable addition to any art kit.
Designed for comfort and precision, the Colour Grip pencil features an ergonomic triangular barrel and a patented Soft-Grip zone, ensuring fatigue-free and comfortable drawing sessions. Its intense Phthalo Green pigmentation delivers rich, vivid colours that truly bring your artwork to life. Plus, with superior break-resistance due to a special bonding process, this pencil is built for long-lasting performance.
Beyond its brilliant colour and comfortable design, the Faber-Castell Colour Grip Phthalo Green pencil is also an eco-friendly choice, crafted from wood sourced from sustainably managed forests and finished with an environmentally friendly water-based varnish. Experience the joy of creative expression with this high-quality, versatile, and consciously made art tool.
Specifications- Barrel: Ergonomic triangular
- Grip: Patented Soft-Grip zone for a secure, non-slip grip
- Colour: Phthalo Green
- Pigmentation: Intense and brilliant colours
- Properties: Water-soluble for watercolour effects
- Durability: Highest break-resistance due to secure bonding process (SV)
- Eco-Friendly: Wood from sustainable forestry, environmentally-friendly water-based varnish
- Cleanliness: Washes out of most fabrics
- Suitability: For right- and left-handers
- Name Panel: Yes
- Availability: Available individually in 56 different colours
Use the Colour Grip Phthalo Green pencil like a regular coloured pencil to create your drawings. To achieve stunning watercolour effects, simply apply water to a brush and stroke over your artwork. Remember, the pencil should not be submerged in water.