Specifications: Size: 176x7mm/6.89x0.3inch (L*W); Material: Wood; Color: Purple; Packing List: 24pcs x Colored Pencils
Advantages: Water-soluble colored pencils can create colored pencil and water-soluble effects, meeting various needs; the colored pencils are made of excellent pigments, soft, easy to apply, have good water-soluble effect, and spread quickly when using a wet paintbrush; the colored pencils are designed with a hexagonal bucket, which is easy to hold when coloring.
USES: Suisai colored pencils are widely used for drawing, painting and coloring sketches at home or in art classes.
How to use: If you are interested in traditional, precise lines, you can color the picture directly with a pencil. If you are interested in a watery effect, you can use a wet paintbrush to apply the pigment and spread it out. Then, you can combine these two effects and use your imagination to create a unique and beautiful picture.
Note: Due to color variations between different displays, the actual color may vary slightly.
Suisai colored pencils are widely used for drawing, painting and coloring sketches at home or in art classes.
Specifications Size: 176x7mm/6.89x0.3inch (L*W) Material: Wood Color: Purple Packing list: 24pcs x Suisai Colored Pencils
Advantages: 1. Water-soluble colored pencils can create colored pencil and water-soluble effects, meeting a variety of needs. 2. Made with excellent pigments, the colored pencils are soft, easy to apply, have good water-solubility, and spread quickly when using a wet paintbrush. 3. The colored pencils are designed with a hexagonal bucket for easy holding when coloring.
How to use: If you're interested in traditional, precise lines, you can color your drawing directly with a pencil. If you're interested in a watery effect, you can use a wet paintbrush to apply and spread the pigment. Then, you can combine these two effects and use your imagination to create unique and beautiful drawings.
Note: Due to color variations between different displays, the actual color may vary slightly.
