Caran d'Ache Supracolor Soft Aquarelle Pencils

Name: Caran d'Ache Supracolor Soft Aquarelle Pencils
Brand: Caran D'ache
Rating: 4.5 (6 reviews)

Description

The ideal complement to tube or pan watercolours. These aquarelle pencils are ideal for watercolour effects, wash techniques, unlimited blending possibilities, cross-hatching and mixed media. Compatible with both wet and dry techniques.

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12 Assorted Colours Product Code: 3888312 in stock Buy this and earn 23 reward points	RRP: £26.49 $35.25 €30.24 £22.52 $29.97 €25.71
18 Assorted Colours Product Code: 3888318 in stock Buy this and earn 34 reward points	RRP: £39.99 $53.21 €45.65 £33.99 $45.23 €38.80
30 Assorted Colours Product Code: 3888330 only 3 left in stock Buy this and earn 59 reward points	RRP: £68.99 $91.80 €78.76 £58.64 $78.03 €66.94
40 Assorted Colours Product Code: 3888340 only 3 left in stock Buy this and earn 80 reward points	RRP: £93.99 $125.07 €107.30 £79.89 $106.31 €91.20
80 Assorted Colours Product Code: 3888380 only 2 left in stock Buy this and earn 166 reward points	RRP: £194.99 $259.47 €222.60 £165.74 $220.55 €189.21
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Super quality - Caran d'Ache Supracolor 18 Assorted Colours

A a newcomer to watercolour art these pencils were recommended to me by my tutor. They are superb and can be used dry to touch in areas that may lack tone and wet brushed to spread the colour. Terry Trayton (Hemel Hempstead, United Kingdom) on 18 Mar 2012

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very good quality - Caran d'Ache Supracolor 18 Assorted Colours

Very good quality Ken Gray (Birmingham, United Kingdom) on 18 Dec 2012

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Love this pencil

I love this pencil, I am only using this one, but I find it strange, that I can only buy assorted sets in the UK. Professional artists have to import their pencils. Andreas (London) on 1 Sep 2006

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