Giotto Felt-tip pens - Pastel Assorted Colours - 10 Pcs

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The Giotto Felt-tip Pens (F426900) are designed for both children and adults who require a versatile, high-quality coloring tool for detailed artwork, lettering, and creative projects. Featuring a soft brush tip that delivers intense, water-soluble pigments in a beautiful pastel palette, these pens offer excellent control and vibrant color payoff; however, because the ink is water-soluble, users should be aware that artwork may smudge or bleed if exposed to moisture or wet-media layering.
| Model Part Number | F426900 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Giotto |
They are excellent for beginners practicing brush lettering and casual calligraphy, though they lack the archival quality required for professional, long-term documentation.
Yes, because the ink is water-soluble, you can use a damp brush to blend the ink after it has been applied to the page.
Yes, the product is designed for both adults and children, featuring an easy-to-handle barrel shape.
This specific pack includes 10 pens in an assorted pastel color range.
While they work on standard paper, smoother, heavier paper yields the best results for lettering and water-blending techniques.
Ensure the cap is tightly sealed and store horizontally for 24 hours to allow ink to re-flow to the nib.
Switch to a higher-weight paper (120gsm or higher) or place a sheet of scrap paper underneath your work.
Allow for longer drying times, especially when working in humid conditions or layering multiple strokes.
To ensure your Giotto pens last, always replace the cap immediately after use to prevent the fine brush tips from drying out. Store the pens horizontally to maintain an even ink distribution between the nib and the reservoir. These pens are highly compatible with markers or pencils, though it is recommended to apply your light-fast permanent media first if you intend to layer them. If the tips become slightly dry, you can sometimes revive them by lightly touching the nib to a drop of water, but avoid saturating them, as this can degrade the fiber tip over time.