Faber-Castell Polychromos artists´ pastel, colour 180 raw umber
Faber-Castell Polychromos Artists' Pastel Crayon, Raw Umber (180)
Elevate your artistic expression with the Faber-Castell Polychromos Artists' Pastel Crayon in Raw Umber (180). These professional-grade pastel crayons are crafted for vibrant color, exceptional blending, and enduring brilliance. Featuring a high concentration of pigment and an oil and wax-free formula, Polychromos pastels offer a unique balance of hardness and softness, making them ideal for both precise details and expressive broad strokes. This rich, earthy Raw Umber shade is perfect for adding depth to landscapes, portraits, and still lifes.
Designed for artists, these versatile pastel crayons provide superb blending capabilities, allowing you to create seamless transitions and nuanced shading effortlessly. Their stable consistency ensures excellent adherence to a variety of surfaces, including paper, cardboard, wood, and stone. With acid-free pigments and unsurpassed lightfastness, your artwork will retain its vividness and beauty for generations.
The unique square design of the Polychromos pastel crayons offers versatility for both detailed work and large-scale projects, enhancing your drawing experience. Achieve professional results with ease, as these high-quality art supplies require only minimal fixing to preserve the rich, vibrant colors of your pastel creations.
Specifications
- Product Type: Artists' Pastel Crayon
- Color: Raw Umber (180)
- Pigment Level: High pigment concentration
- Formula: Oil and wax-free
- Texture: Stable consistency, harder than soft pastels, suitable for drawing
- Adherence: Excellent to paper, cardboard, wood, and stone
- Lightfastness: Unsurpassed
- Acid-free: Yes
- Design: Square shape
- Fixing: Minimal required
How to Use
Apply Polychromos pastels directly to your preferred surface. Use light pressure for subtle shading and build up layers for greater intensity. Smudge and blend colors with your fingers, blending tools, or cotton swabs for a variety of effects. Consider using a fixative to protect your finished artwork.