Faber-Castell Code: FC176930

Faber-Castell Albrecht Dürer artists´ watercolour pencil, colour 193 burnt carmine

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Description
Unleash Your Artistic Vision with the Albrecht Dürer Watercolour Pencil in Burnt Carmine (193)

Experience the unmatched artistry of the Albrecht Dürer Watercolour Pencil in Burnt Carmine (193). These exceptional watercolour pencils are a testament to over 250 years of Faber-Castell's dedication to quality and innovation. They offer unparalleled versatility, seamlessly blending drawing, shading, and watercolor painting into a harmonious creative symphony, perfect for professional artists and enthusiasts alike seeking high-quality art supplies.

Crafted with high-quality, acid-free pigments, this premium art tool ensures your artwork remains vibrant and resistant to fading for generations to come. The soft, vibrant colour laydown allows for effortless strokes, while its unsurpassed lightfastness guarantees the longevity and integrity of your creative works.

The fully water-soluble lead transforms into beautiful washes with a simple brushstroke, unveiling a world of artistic possibilities. Featuring a thick 3.8 mm lead for consistent application and high break resistance thanks to the secural bonding process (SV), this Faber-Castell watercolour pencil is designed for luxurious drawing and enduring creativity. The rich Burnt Carmine 193 hue is ideal for creating expressive accents, deep shadows, and complex color compositions.

Specifications
  • Colour: 193 Burnt Carmine
  • Lead Thickness: 3.8 mm
  • Pigment Quality: High-quality, acid-free, unsurpassed lightfastness
  • Lead Features: Fully water soluble, high break resistance (secural bonding process SV)
How to Use

Begin by sketching or shading your design like a regular pencil. Gently wet the surface of your drawing with a brush to activate the watercolor effect, watching the color transform into a stunning wash. Control the intensity by adjusting the amount of water – less water creates a deeper hue, while more water yields a lighter, softer wash. Depending on your paper, the pigments can completely dissolve, behaving just like classic watercolor paints.