Caran d'Ache Neocolor I Wax Pastel Set 15

These water-resistant pastels are soft and easy to work with. They feature exceptional covering power, excellent lightfastness, and are great for underpainting. Their hardness allows them to be sharpened more easily for detail and edge work. Pastels are soluble in mineral spirits for wash techniques. Each stick is 5/16 diameter × 4-1/16 long (8 mm × 103 mm).

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Caran D'Ache : Neocolor II : Artists' Watercolor Crayons

Caran d'Ache products are ideal for sketching, figure drawing, and portraits. Caran d'Ache uses high-quality pigments for colorfastness and excellent lightfastness. For over 80 years, Caran d'Ache has inspired amateur and professional artists, providing top quality pastels, pencils, paints, brushes and more. Use these soft, water-soluble pastels to create beautiful watercolour effects. Simply make a sketch with Neocolor II pastels, then sprinkle it with water and allow the colours to dilute.

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Caran d'Ache Neocolor II Watercolour Crayon Sets

These water-resistant pastels are soft and easy to work with. They feature exceptional covering power, excellent lightfastness, and are great for underpainting. Their hardness allows them to be sharpened more easily for detail and edge work. Pastels are soluble in mineral spirits for wash techniques. Each stick is 5/16 diameter × 4-1/16 long (8 mm × 103 mm).

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