Faber-Castell Code: FC176947

Faber-Castell Albrecht Dürer artists´ watercolour pencil, colour 194 red-violet

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Description
Unleash Your Artistic Vision with the Albrecht Dürer Watercolour Pencil in Red-Violet

Experience the unparalleled versatility and vibrant color of the Albrecht Dürer Watercolour Pencil in Red-Violet. This exceptional pencil is designed to empower artists of all levels to express themselves with exquisite precision and captivating watercolour effects, seamlessly blending the precision of drawing with the expressive freedom of watercolour painting.

Crafted with over 250 years of experience, these professional artists' watercolour pencils feature high-quality, acid-free pigments that deliver brilliant, long-lasting colors with unsurpassed lightfastness. The soft, vibrant color laydown ensures smooth, consistent application, while the thick 3.8 mm lead offers excellent coverage and high break resistance thanks to the secure bonding process (SV).

The fully water-soluble lead allows for a remarkable transformation; simply apply the pencil to your desired surface, then use a brush and water to blend and create stunning washes, gradients, and unique effects. Depending on the paper you choose, the pigments can be completely dissolved, behaving just like traditional watercolour paints, making this an essential tool for any art supplies collection.

Specifications
  • Color: 194 Red-Violet
  • Pigments: High-quality, acid-free
  • Lightfastness: Unsurpassed
  • Color Laydown: Soft, vibrant
  • Lead: Fully water-soluble
  • Lead Thickness: 3.8 mm
  • Break Resistance: High, due to secural bonding process (SV)
How to Use

Apply the pencil to your chosen paper to create a drawing or sketch. Then, use a wet brush to dissolve the pigments, transforming your work into a beautiful watercolour painting with washes and blends. Experiment with varying amounts of water to achieve different artistic effects.