A good quality range of watercolour pencils with soft, easily blendable colours which allow for surprising levels of depth in your illustrations. Can be used with or without water, using a brush, sponge or waterbrush.
This is a specially-curated set of 12 nature-inspired colours. It's been created in collaboration with the National Trust to raise funds for the restoration of the Derwent River, a programme that is part of the Riverlands project, which you can read about here. The pencils are presented in a sturdy tin embossed with the Derwent logo. The package artwork is by Irish artist Claudine O'Sullivan - she used Watercolour pencils to create an image of the beautiful Derwent River.
Tin of 12 contains one each of Deep Cadmium, Spectrum Blue, Mineral Green, Copper Beech, Ivory Black, Deep Chrome, Geranium Lake, Pale Peach, Pink Madder Lake, Red Violet Lake, Smalt Blue and May Green.
Additional Information
| Product Code: | DW94652 |
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| Ink Type: | Coloured Lead |
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| Item Material: | Wood |
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