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Unleash your artistic potential with the Faber-Castell Albrecht Dürer Watercolour Pencil in Fuchsia (Colour 123). Crafted with over 250 years of expertise, this exceptional artist-quality pencil offers unparalleled versatility for drawing, detailed shading, and expressive watercolour painting, making it an indispensable tool for both professionals and art enthusiasts.
Experience the brilliant vibrancy of high-quality, acid-free pigments that ensure your artwork maintains its stunning beauty for years to come, thanks to unsurpassed lightfastness. The soft, smooth lead delivers rich, consistent colour effortlessly, and its full water solubility allows for seamless transformation into captivating watercolour washes, creating unique effects.
Designed for durability and precision, this watercolour pencil features a thick 3.8 mm lead with high break resistance, enhanced by the Secural Bonding process (SV). This robust construction ensures reliable performance, allowing you to create a wide range of effects, from delicate washes to bold, expressive strokes, with confidence and ease.
Specifications
- Pigments: High-quality, acid-free
- Lightfastness: Unsurpassed
- Colour Laydown: Soft, vibrant
- Lead Solubility: Fully water soluble
- Lead Thickness: 3.8 mm
- Break Resistance: High, due to Secural Bonding process (SV)
- Colour: 123 Fuchsia
How to Use
To activate the watercolour effect, simply apply water to your drawn lines or shaded areas using a fine or broad brush. The pigment will dissolve, revealing its full vibrancy and creating beautiful, seamless blends, behaving like traditional watercolour paints depending on the paper used.