Faber-Castell Code: FC176329

Faber-Castell Albrecht Dürer artists´ watercolour pencil, colour 132 beige red

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Description

Unleash your artistic potential with the Faber-Castell Albrecht Dürer Watercolour Pencil in Beige Red (132). This exceptional artist's pencil seamlessly combines the precision of a drawing tool with the fluid beauty of watercolors, making it an indispensable addition to any artist's collection. Ideal for both seasoned professionals and enthusiastic beginners, it offers unmatched versatility for sketching, shading, and painting with vibrant, water-soluble colors.

Crafted with the highest quality acid-free pigments, this watercolour pencil delivers stunningly rich and intense color laydown that boasts exceptional lightfastness, ensuring your artwork remains brilliant for years to come. The smooth, pigmented 3.8 mm lead glides effortlessly across paper, providing a satisfying and consistent drawing experience. Furthermore, the innovative secure bonding process (SV) significantly enhances break resistance, allowing you to focus purely on your creative flow.

Experience the magic of transformation as your dry drawings evolve into captivating watercolor masterpieces. Simply apply a few strokes with a wet brush, and watch as the fully water-soluble lead dissolves, creating beautiful washes, soft transitions, and intricate watercolor effects. This unique property opens up a world of artistic exploration, allowing you to achieve diverse textures and intensities with ease.

Specifications
  • Colour: 132 Beige Red
  • Lead Diameter: 3.8 mm
  • Type: Watercolour pencil
  • Features: High-quality acid-free pigments, unsurpassed lightfastness, fully water soluble lead, high break resistance (due to secural bonding process (SV))
How to Use

Begin by creating your drawing or sketch with the pencil. To transform your lines into beautiful watercolor washes, simply use a wet brush to blend and soften the colors on your paper. Experiment with varying amounts of water to achieve different intensities and effects, from delicate translucent layers to bold, vibrant strokes.