Faber-Castell Code: FC176305

Faber-Castell Albrecht Dürer artists´ watercolour pencil, colour 130 salmon

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Description

Unleash your artistic potential with the Albrecht Dürer Watercolour Pencil in Salmon (130). Crafted with over 250 years of Faber-Castell's expertise, these exceptional artists' watercolour pencils offer unparalleled versatility for drawing, shading, and painting. Experience the beauty of smooth, vibrant colour laydown and the incredible transformation achieved when you add water, turning your artwork into stunning watercolour masterpieces.

Renowned for their outstanding quality, Albrecht Dürer pencils feature high-quality, acid-free pigments that deliver brilliant, lightfast colours resistant to fading. The thick 3.8mm lead ensures smooth and consistent application, while the secural bonding process (SV) provides exceptional break resistance, allowing for uninterrupted creative flow during your artistic projects.

The fully water-soluble lead makes these premium art supplies incredibly versatile and easy to use. Simply apply the watercolour pencil to your paper, then use a brush and water to effortlessly blend and diffuse the colour, revealing the full potential of the pigments. Whether you prefer fine details or broad strokes, these remarkable watercolour effects will elevate your artistic expression.

Specifications
  • Product Type: Watercolour Pencil
  • Brand: Faber-Castell
  • Model: Albrecht Dürer
  • Colour: Salmon (130)
  • Lead Diameter: 3.8mm
  • Features: High-quality acid-free pigments, unsurpassed lightfastness, soft vibrant colour laydown, fully water-soluble lead, high break resistance due to secural bonding process (SV)
  • EAN: 4005401176305
How to Use

Apply the pencil to your paper, adjusting pressure for your desired shade. Use a brush and water to blend and diffuse the colour, revealing the full potential of the pigments. Experiment with different brushstrokes, water amounts, and blending techniques to create unique effects.