Permanent White Cretacolor Marino Watercolour Pencil

The Fine Art Quality Watercolour Pencil from Cretacolor Marino stands out for its remarkable attributes, boasting brilliant colours, a velvety stroke, and the highest lightfastness ratings. When applied, these pencils exhibit a unique charm, transitioning seamlessly from clear lines to smooth gradients when touched by water. The versatility of Marino pencils allows for the creation of an array of intermediate tones by mixing them with each other or water colouring. Noteworthy is the option to use these pencils in both wet and dry conditions. Additionally, the convenience of pre-sharpened Marino pencils enhances their user-friendly nature. Whether purchased as individual colours in the loose/open stock of 36 hues or as sets available in 12’s, 24’s, and 36’s, Cretacolor Marino Watercolour Pencils present an expansive palette for artists seeking quality tools at an affordable price.

Set of 12 Cretacolor Marino Aquarelle Pencils contain the following colours:
101 Permanent White, 107 Cadmium Citron, 111 Orange, 115 Permanent Red Dark, 117 Madder Carmine, 138 Violet, 155 Ultramarine, 158 Light Blue, 181 Moss Green Light, 184 Grass Green, 215 Chestnut Brown, and 250 Ivory Black.

Set of 24 Cretacolor Marino Aquarelle Pencils contain the following colours:
Permanent White, 103 Yellow Light, 107 Cadmium Citron, 111 Orange, 113 Permanent Red Light, 115 Permanent Red Dark, 117 Madder Carmine, 128 Magenta, 131 Tan Light, 134 Cyclamen, 151 Glacier Blue, 155 Ultramarine, 158 Light Blue, 161 Prussian Blue, 177 Emerald, 181 Moss Green Light, 182 Moss Green Dark, 184 Grass Green, 202 Ochre Light, 216 Olive Brown, 221 Umber, 232 Light Grey, 235 Dark Grey, and 250 Ivory Black.

Set of 36 Cretacolor Marino Aquarelle Pencils contain the following colours:
101 Permanent White, 103 Yellow Light, 105 Naples Yellow, 107 Cadmium Citron, 108 Chromium Yellow, 109 Permanene Dark Yellow, 111 Orange, 113 Permanent Red Light, 115 Permanent Red Dark, 116 Carmine Extra Fine, 117 Madder Carmine, 128 Magenta, 131 Tan Light, 134 Cyclamen, 138 Violet, 151 Glacier Blue, 155 Ultramarine, 158 Light Blue, 161 Prussian Blue, 162 Indigo, 163 Bremen Blue, 177 Emerald, 181 Moss Green Light, 182 Moss Green Dark, 184 Grass Green, 191 Olive Green Dark, 201 Ivory, 202 Ochre Light, 209 English Red, 215 Chestnut Brown, 216 Olive Brown, 221 Umber, 232 Light Grey, 235 Dark Grey, 250 Ivory Black, and 260 Graphite Aquarell.

Water Soluble Pencil FAQ’s

Q: Can watercolour pencils be used dry?
A: Yes, watercolour pencils can be applied dry to create traditional pencil drawings, and their colours intensify when water is applied.

Q: What is the difference between watercolour pencils and regular coloured pencils?
A: Watercolour pencils have a water-soluble binder, allowing the pigment to transform into paint when water is added, while regular coloured pencils do not.

Q: Can I blend watercolour pencils after they have dried?
A: While blending is most effective when the pencils are wet, blending can still be achieved after drying by layering and reactivating with water.

Q: Do I need special paper for watercolour pencils?
A: It’s recommended to use watercolour paper to handle the additional moisture, preventing regular paper from warping.

Q: Can watercolour pencils be used with other watercolour techniques?
A: Yes, watercolour pencils can be combined with traditional watercolour paints and techniques for diverse artistic effects.

Q: Are watercolour pencils lightfast?
A: Lightfastness varies among brands, so it’s essential to check the product details; however, many reputable brands offer high lightfast ratings.

Q: Can I use a regular sharpener for watercolour pencils?
A: It’s best to use a dedicated sharpener for coloured pencils, as watercolour pencils have softer cores, and a regular sharpener may break the lead.

Q: Can I use watercolour pencils in detailed artwork?
A: Yes, watercolour pencils are versatile and can be used for detailed work, allowing for precise lines and intricate shading.

Q: Can watercolour pencil artwork be sealed or varnished?
A: Yes, after ensuring the artwork is completely dry, it can be sealed with fixative or varnished to protect the surface and enhance longevity.