Faber-Castell Colour Grip Pencil - Permanent Green

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The Faber-Castell Colour Grip Pencil is an excellent choice for students and hobbyists who need a versatile, ergonomic drawing tool that bridges the gap between traditional colored pencils and watercolors. Its patented soft-grip triangular design reduces hand fatigue during long art sessions, making it ideal for young artists or those doing detailed work. While it offers superior comfort and vibrant, water-soluble pigments, it is a single-component tool and does not include a built-in sharpener or brushes, which are required to fully unlock its watercolor capabilities.
| Model Part Number | 112484 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Faber-Castell |
Yes, the ergonomic triangular design is fully symmetric in its grip comfort, making it suitable for both right- and left-handed users.
The pigments are designed to wash out of most standard fabrics, but it is recommended to wash the affected area as soon as possible for the best results.
Any standard pencil sharpener designed for triangular pencils will work effectively.
No, the pigments remain water-soluble, meaning the colors can be reactivated if exposed to water again.
These pencils are available individually in 56 different color variants, allowing you to build your own custom set.
Ensure you are using a sharp, high-quality sharpener. A dull blade can pull at the wood and snap the lead.
Apply more pressure during the initial dry application to build up a higher density of pigment before adding water.
To begin using your Faber-Castell Colour Grip pencil, simply sharpen it to your preferred point using any standard quality sharpener. No specific setup is required; however, for watercolor applications, ensure you have a small cup of water and a soft-bristled brush. Store your pencils in a cool, dry place to maintain the integrity of the wood casing and lead. While the pencil is highly durable, avoid dropping it on hard surfaces, as the SV bonding is meant to prevent internal breakage rather than casing damage. When labeling, use a permanent marker on the dedicated name panel to ensure the identification remains legible over time.