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Soft, creamy pencils ideal for wildlife drawings, nature studies and portraiture.
Tin of 24 pencils
Round 8ply pencil (8mm diameter) with a 5mm strip.
Derwent drawing pencils are highly lightfast and have a unique creamy texture

SKU: 0700672

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Derwent Drawing Pencils - Set of 24

£35.95 (£61.99) You Save 42% ( £26.04 )

Derwent Drawing Pencils have a velvety finish and natural colour range- ideal for nature drawings.

Soft, creamy pencils ideal for wildlife drawings, nature studies and portraiture. The colour range includes a number of soft greens, greys, blues and creams as well as an increased choice of traditional sepia tones.

Derwent drawing pencils are highly lightfast and have a unique creamy texture which produces a soft velvety finish.

Product Details:

  • Round 8ply pencil (8mm diameter) with a 5mm strip.
  • Light mahogany stained barrel with colour coded end dip and distinctive angled gold band.
  • Clear white imprint detailing range, colour name and number.
  • Soft creamy texture provides a smooth velvety lay down.

Colours Included in the Set of 24:

  • Light Sienna
  • Solway Blue
  • Ink Blue
  • Smoke Blue
  • Pale Cedar
  • Green Shadow
  • Crag Green
  • Olive Earth
  • Warm Earth
  • Brown Ochre
  • Wheat
  • Yellow Ochre
  • Sepia
  • Mars Orange
  • Sanguine
  • Venetian Red
  • Terracotta
  • Mars Violet
  • Ruby Earth
  • Chocolate
  • Ivory Black
  • Warm Grey
  • Cool Grey
  • Chinese White.

 

These pencils are recommended by artist David Bremmeld; "The range of pencils is unique - they have qualities not found in other colour pencils.

"I love the strong pigmentation giving great covering power, but at the same time allowing many layers to show through. I have adapted my technique to get the best out of these pencils, and to fully exploit their superb qualities.

"I like using them with Derwent Graphite pencils to create bold landscapes. I found them very robust in use, allowing me to make expressive marks and gestures."