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Crayon - Caran D’ache Neocolor Ii Olive - Pack of 10
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Introducing the Caran D’ache Neocolor II Olive Crayons - Pack of 10, perfect for artists seeking high-quality materials for their creative projects. These premium crayons are renowned for their excellent lightfastness, making them a reliable choice for vibrant artwork that lasts. Featuring a high pigment concentration, the Neocolor II crayon set allows for rich, bold colors that can enhance any drawing or painting.
Whether you're a professional artist or a passionate hobbyist, these versatile crayons can be used in a variety of techniques. The unique formulation provides a softer texture compared to traditional colored pencils while being denser than regular children’s wax crayons. This adaptability makes them perfect for both wet and dry applications. Effortlessly blend colors or use them directly on paper to create stunning effects.
The Caran D’ache Neocolor II Olive Crayons can be used in layering techniques, allowing you to cover light colors over dark and vice versa due to their strong pigmentation. Each crayon is meticulously designed, measuring 105 mm in length with a diameter of 10 mm, ensuring comfortable handling and ease of use. Bring your artistic visions to life and experience the quality that puts Neocolor II crayons in a class of their own. Ideal for sketching, coloring, and mixed-media projects, this pack of 10 will be an essential addition to your art supplies. Elevate your artistry with Smartfox NZ today!
The quality of Neocolor II Aquarelle Artists' Crayons is universally acknowledged. Their excellent lightfastness, their high pigment concentration, and their adaptability to several techniques have helped to put them in a class of their own.
Neocolor II crayons are softer than coloured pencils, denser than children's wax crayons, and extremely responsive to a wet brush.
Wet and dry techniques can be combined in the same drawing. Because of their strong pigmentation, light colours cover dark colours and vice-versa.
Individual crayons measure 105 mm in length and 10 mm in diameter
Whether you're a professional artist or a passionate hobbyist, these versatile crayons can be used in a variety of techniques. The unique formulation provides a softer texture compared to traditional colored pencils while being denser than regular children’s wax crayons. This adaptability makes them perfect for both wet and dry applications. Effortlessly blend colors or use them directly on paper to create stunning effects.
The Caran D’ache Neocolor II Olive Crayons can be used in layering techniques, allowing you to cover light colors over dark and vice versa due to their strong pigmentation. Each crayon is meticulously designed, measuring 105 mm in length with a diameter of 10 mm, ensuring comfortable handling and ease of use. Bring your artistic visions to life and experience the quality that puts Neocolor II crayons in a class of their own. Ideal for sketching, coloring, and mixed-media projects, this pack of 10 will be an essential addition to your art supplies. Elevate your artistry with Smartfox NZ today!
The quality of Neocolor II Aquarelle Artists' Crayons is universally acknowledged. Their excellent lightfastness, their high pigment concentration, and their adaptability to several techniques have helped to put them in a class of their own.
Neocolor II crayons are softer than coloured pencils, denser than children's wax crayons, and extremely responsive to a wet brush.
Wet and dry techniques can be combined in the same drawing. Because of their strong pigmentation, light colours cover dark colours and vice-versa.
Individual crayons measure 105 mm in length and 10 mm in diameter
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