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Faber-Castell Albrecht Dürer artists´ watercolour pencil, colour 106 light chrome yellow
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Discover unparalleled versatility with the Faber-Castell Albrecht Dürer Watercolour Pencil in Light Chrome Yellow (106). Crafted with over 250 years of Faber-Castell expertise, this exceptional pencil seamlessly blends drawing, shading, and watercolour painting, empowering artists to express their vision with vibrant, luminous color. It's an ideal tool for professionals and beginners alike, designed to elevate any artistic project.
Experience superior quality with high-quality, acid-free pigments that guarantee brilliant, lightfast colors, ensuring your artwork remains vibrant for years. The soft, vibrant color laydown provides smooth, rich application for stunning results. Its fully water-soluble 3.8 mm lead transforms pencil strokes into beautiful washes with just a few brushstrokes, allowing for varying degrees of transparency and color saturation. Plus, high break resistance, thanks to Faber-Castell's Secure Bonding Process (SV), ensures durability and uninterrupted creative flow.
Expand your creative horizons with this versatile watercolour pencil. Perfect for detailed outlines, nuanced shading, and expressive sketches, it also excels in watercolour painting, blending harmoniously with traditional watercolor paints. Experiment with mixed media by layering and combining with inks, pastels, and acrylics, unlocking limitless artistic possibilities for illustrations, sketches, and fine art.
Specifications- Product Type: Watercolour Pencil
- Brand: Faber-Castell
- Line: Albrecht Dürer Artists'
- Color: Light Chrome Yellow 106
- Pigments: High-quality, acid-free, lightfast
- Lead Type: Fully water-soluble
- Lead Diameter: 3.8 mm
- Break Resistance: High (Secure Bonding Process - SV)
Apply pencil strokes to paper to create your desired drawing or sketch. To achieve a watercolour effect, simply wet a brush and gently blend the pencil marks, allowing the pigments to dissolve into vibrant washes. Experiment with the amount of water and pressure to control transparency and color intensity.