Review on 🖌️ Faber-Castell Albrecht Durer Watercolour Pencils - Tin of 60: Enhanced SEO-Optimized Product Name by Karla Richter

You are Albrecht Dürer - what NOT to love? Having several brands of watercolor pencils I can say I haven't touched them once since I received them. Why? 1. Pencils go very well, especially on watercolor paper.2. The control of the color result during mixing is almost perfect: a) the absence of uneven pigmentation; b) no need to wash the work area to avoid water stains; c) no fading of the product/color when stacked to effect (unless too much pressure is applied and the paper is damaged), and; c) For smaller workspaces I even prefer their watercolors in tubes/cupcakes.3. Pencils can be sharpened from start to finish WITHOUT GREEN BREAKAGE.4. A beautiful tin keeps everything in order and convenient to store when you are working on other art projects. The hexagonal shape prevents them from rolling away when set aside for later use. Particularly practical if you have brush holders, water glasses/jugs, watercolor palettes, painting cloths, etc. in your work area for every project. Excellent for highlighting dry-on-wet paint and detailing watercolor work.8. Each color is also available as a single pen in case they need to be replaced. I'm sure there are many more reasons why I'll love them if I use them, but I've shared the most notable ones so far. If purchasing is right for you, there are a few other things to consider: 1. These are high quality watercolor pencils for professional artists and the price reflects this. Although they can be used in adult coloring books, there are many types and brands of pens that are better suited for pages. However, if the goal is to activate color for a watercolor look, this is a good choice. I use them in my coloring book to practice my watercolor technique.