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Unleash your artistic vision with the Faber-Castell Goldfaber Aqua Watercolour Pencil, 418 Scarlet Red Pastel. This vibrant, soft red with a subtle pastel undertone is a must-have for artists of all levels seeking to add depth and dimension to their artwork, whether for detailed dry drawings or stunning watercolour masterpieces.
Experience rich, vibrant colours with every stroke. The fully water-soluble lead offers seamless blending, transforming your work into beautiful watercolour effects with a simple brushstroke. Excellent lightfastness ensures your creations maintain their beauty and colour intensity over time, protecting them from fading.
Crafted for durability, this versatile watercolour pencil features high break resistance thanks to its SV bonding process, making it ideal for regular use. Its delicate pastel shades empower you to create soft, elegant artwork, providing endless possibilities for creative expression and captivating results with these premium art supplies.
Specifications
- Colour: 418 Scarlet Red Pastel
- Lead Diameter: 3.3 mm
- Lightfastness: Excellent
- Colour Laydown: Soft, vibrant
- Pigmentation: Highly pigmented
- Water Solubility: Fully water soluble lead
- Break Resistance: High (due to secural bonding process SV)
- Sharpening: Easy with all normal pencil sharpeners
How to Use
For dry drawings, use the pencil like any other coloured pencil for detailed artwork or sketching. To achieve watercolour effects, simply wet a brush with water and gently blend over the pencil strokes. Remember not to dip the pencil directly into water; instead, experiment with various water-to-pencil ratios to achieve your desired intensity and texture.