Koh-I-Noor Wax Watercolour Pencils have tough leads and strong round wooden envelopes. These artist's quality wax pencils have excellent light permanency, purity of colour and colour range. Use these aquarell pencils on their own asordinary artists' coloured pencils or with water or a wet brush to create watercolour paint.

Contents Include: 24 x Koh-I-Noor Wax Watercolour Pencils
1 x White, 1 x Yellow, 1 x Yellow Dark, 1 x Orange, 1 x Vermilion, 1 x Carmine, 1 x Bordeaux-red, 1 x Rose, 1 x Rose Violet, 1 x Violet, 1 x Cobalt Blue, 1 x Blue Light, 1 x Blue Dark, 1 x Prussian Blue, 1 x Yellow Green, 1 x Pea Green, 1 x Grass Green, 1 x Green Dark, 1 x Ochre Dark, 1 x Red Brown, 1 x Brown, 1 x Brown Dark, 1 x Grey, 1 x Black

1 x Large Pencil Sharpener
1 x Koh-I-Noor Brush no.9
1 x Koh-I-Noor Pencil 2B

Treeline Retractable Wax Crayons including Gold and Silver

Wax pastel. Bright colours, wash off most fabrics and non-porous surfaces.

What do you get when you mix pigment, wax, and oil? You get a pigment stick of creamy soft texture also known as Gelatos. Gelatos are acid-free, odorless, and water-soluble. They can be used by themselves or combined with water through a series of techniques to create a watercolor medium.

Gelatos with mixed media art
Gelatos quality pigment is resistant to fading under normal lighting conditions and is compatible with most other acrylic mediums. The easy twist up design of Gelatos makes them easy to maintain and store and their solid opaque color is perfect to cover large surfaces.

Gelatos can be used on paper, cloth, canvas, wood, and fabric. We recommend using a thicker paper such as watercolor paper and using a sealant when working with fabric. Gelatos are also great to use when journaling in your books, notebooks, or bibles, and their vibrant colors look great against dark colored surfaces. With such versatility, it can be hard to know where to start with your Gelatos. Here you can find a handful of techniques to gain a better understanding of this medium.

(Note: when using Gelatos with fabric, treat your work as a piece of art. We do not recommend laundering any items to which Gelatos have been applied.)

Blending Gelatos is a great technique to add color and dimension to your work. Combine colors together to create new colors and blend multiple colors together with your fingertips, a cotton swab, water, or a blending tool. Another technique to try on your Gelatos is edging. With the edging technique, create a distressed or grunge effect by drawing color along the edge of your paper then blend to fade color inward.

What do you get when you mix pigment, wax, and oil? You get a pigment stick of creamy soft texture also known as Gelatos. Gelatos are acid-free, odorless, and water-soluble. They can be used by themselves or combined with water through a series of techniques to create a watercolor medium.

Gelatos with mixed media art
Gelatos quality pigment is resistant to fading under normal lighting conditions and is compatible with most other acrylic mediums. The easy twist up design of Gelatos makes them easy to maintain and store and their solid opaque color is perfect to cover large surfaces.

Gelatos can be used on paper, cloth, canvas, wood, and fabric. We recommend using a thicker paper such as watercolor paper and using a sealant when working with fabric. Gelatos are also great to use when journaling in your books, notebooks, or bibles, and their vibrant colors look great against dark colored surfaces. With such versatility, it can be hard to know where to start with your Gelatos. Here you can find a handful of techniques to gain a better understanding of this medium.

(Note: when using Gelatos with fabric, treat your work as a piece of art. We do not recommend laundering any items to which Gelatos have been applied.)

Blending Gelatos is a great technique to add color and dimension to your work. Combine colors together to create new colors and blend multiple colors together with your fingertips, a cotton swab, water, or a blending tool. Another technique to try on your Gelatos is edging. With the edging technique, create a distressed or grunge effect by drawing color along the edge of your paper then blend to fade color inward.

What do you get when you mix pigment, wax, and oil? You get a pigment stick of creamy soft texture also known as Gelatos. Gelatos are acid-free, odorless, and water-soluble. They can be used by themselves or combined with water through a series of techniques to create a watercolor medium.

Gelatos with mixed media art
Gelatos quality pigment is resistant to fading under normal lighting conditions and is compatible with most other acrylic mediums. The easy twist up design of Gelatos makes them easy to maintain and store and their solid opaque color is perfect to cover large surfaces.

Gelatos can be used on paper, cloth, canvas, wood, and fabric. We recommend using a thicker paper such as watercolor paper and using a sealant when working with fabric. Gelatos are also great to use when journaling in your books, notebooks, or bibles, and their vibrant colors look great against dark colored surfaces. With such versatility, it can be hard to know where to start with your Gelatos. Here you can find a handful of techniques to gain a better understanding of this medium.

(Note: when using Gelatos with fabric, treat your work as a piece of art. We do not recommend laundering any items to which Gelatos have been applied.)

Blending Gelatos is a great technique to add color and dimension to your work. Combine colors together to create new colors and blend multiple colors together with your fingertips, a cotton swab, water, or a blending tool. Another technique to try on your Gelatos is edging. With the edging technique, create a distressed or grunge effect by drawing color along the edge of your paper then blend to fade color inward.

What do you get when you mix pigment, wax, and oil? You get a pigment stick of creamy soft texture also known as Gelatos. Gelatos are acid-free, odorless, and water-soluble. They can be used by themselves or combined with water through a series of techniques to create a watercolor medium.

Gelatos with mixed media art
Gelatos quality pigment is resistant to fading under normal lighting conditions and is compatible with most other acrylic mediums. The easy twist up design of Gelatos makes them easy to maintain and store and their solid opaque color is perfect to cover large surfaces.

Gelatos can be used on paper, cloth, canvas, wood, and fabric. We recommend using a thicker paper such as watercolor paper and using a sealant when working with fabric. Gelatos are also great to use when journaling in your books, notebooks, or bibles, and their vibrant colors look great against dark colored surfaces. With such versatility, it can be hard to know where to start with your Gelatos. Here you can find a handful of techniques to gain a better understanding of this medium.

(Note: when using Gelatos with fabric, treat your work as a piece of art. We do not recommend laundering any items to which Gelatos have been applied.)

Blending Gelatos is a great technique to add color and dimension to your work. Combine colors together to create new colors and blend multiple colors together with your fingertips, a cotton swab, water, or a blending tool. Another technique to try on your Gelatos is edging. With the edging technique, create a distressed or grunge effect by drawing color along the edge of your paper then blend to fade color inward.

What do you get when you mix pigment, wax, and oil? You get a pigment stick of creamy soft texture also known as Gelatos. Gelatos are acid-free, odorless, and water-soluble. They can be used by themselves or combined with water through a series of techniques to create a watercolor medium.

Gelatos with mixed media art
Gelatos quality pigment is resistant to fading under normal lighting conditions and is compatible with most other acrylic mediums. The easy twist up design of Gelatos makes them easy to maintain and store and their solid opaque color is perfect to cover large surfaces.

Gelatos can be used on paper, cloth, canvas, wood, and fabric. We recommend using a thicker paper such as watercolor paper and using a sealant when working with fabric. Gelatos are also great to use when journaling in your books, notebooks, or bibles, and their vibrant colors look great against dark colored surfaces. With such versatility, it can be hard to know where to start with your Gelatos. Here you can find a handful of techniques to gain a better understanding of this medium.

(Note: when using Gelatos with fabric, treat your work as a piece of art. We do not recommend laundering any items to which Gelatos have been applied.)

Blending Gelatos is a great technique to add color and dimension to your work. Combine colors together to create new colors and blend multiple colors together with your fingertips, a cotton swab, water, or a blending tool. Another technique to try on your Gelatos is edging. With the edging technique, create a distressed or grunge effect by drawing color along the edge of your paper then blend to fade color inward.

Water-resistant wax pastel.

Excellent lightfastness.

Usable on various materials: paper, wood, cardboard, glass, leather, fabric, stone, etc.

Soluble in turpentine.

Encaustic on hot metal.

Can be combined with Neocolour II.

Water-soluble.

Water-resistant wax pastel.

Excellent lightfastness.

Usable on various materials: paper, wood, cardboard, glass, leather, fabric, stone, etc.

Soluble in turpentine.

Encaustic on hot metal.

Can be combined with Neocolour II.

Water-soluble.

• Water-soluble wax pastel.• Exceptional covering power.• Excellent lightfastness.• Dry or wet drawing on all materials.

These crayons are very soft to apply and manufactured using natural pigments (iron oxides, carbon black, titanium dioxide), clay (kaolin) and a binder (cellulose ether).Please note: due to trading agreements we are unable to ship this product outside of the UK and EU.

These crayons are very soft to apply and manufactured using natural pigments (iron oxides, carbon black, titanium dioxide), clay (kaolin) and a binder (cellulose ether).

These crayons are very soft to apply and manufactured using natural pigments (iron oxides, carbon black, titanium dioxide), clay (kaolin) and a binder (cellulose ether).

Water-resistant wax pastel.

Excellent lightfastness.

Usable on various materials: paper, wood, cardboard, glass, leather, fabric, stone, etc.

Soluble in turpentine.

Encaustic on hot metal.

Can be combined with Neocolour II.

Water-soluble.

Caran D'Ache of Switzerland. Water-soluble wax pastels (coloured crayons). Suitable for numerous artistic techniques on a wide range of materials.

Contents Include:
1 x White 0011 x Black 0091 x Yellow 0101 x Orange 0301 x Brown 0591 x Scarlet 0701 x Purple 0901 x Violet 1201 x Cobalt Blue 1601 x Emerald Green 210

• Water-soluble wax pastel.• Exceptional covering power.• Excellent lightfastness.• Dry or wet drawing on all materials.

• Water-soluble wax pastel.• Exceptional covering power.• Excellent lightfastness.• Dry or wet drawing on all materials.

• Water-soluble wax pastel.• Exceptional covering power.• Excellent lightfastness.• Dry or wet drawing on all materials.

• Water-soluble wax pastel.• Exceptional covering power.• Excellent lightfastness.• Dry or wet drawing on all materials.

• Water-soluble wax pastel.• Exceptional covering power.• Excellent lightfastness.• Dry or wet drawing on all materials.

Water-resistant wax pastel.

Excellent lightfastness.

Useable on various materials: paper, cardboard, glass, wood, leather, fabric, stone, etc.

Soluble in turpentine.

Encaustic on hot metal.

Caran D'Ache of Switzerland. Water-soluble wax pastels (coloured crayons). Suitable for numerous artistic techniques on a wide range of materials.

Contents Include:
1 x White 001, 1 x Light Grey 003, 1 x Grey 005, 1 x Black 009, 1 x Yellow 010, 1 x Orange 030, 1 x Ochre 035, 1 x Raw Umber 049, 1 x Salmon 051, 1 x Brown 059, 1 x Vermilion 060, 1 x Russet 065, 1 x Scarlet 070, 1 x Carmine 080, 1 x Pink 081, 1 x Purple 090, 1 x Lilac 110, 1 x Violet 120, 1 x Periwinkle Blue 131, 1 x Ultramarine 140, 1 x Prussian Blue 159, 1 x Cobalt Blue 160, 1 x Light Blue 161, 1 x Turquoise Blue 171, 1 x Malachite Green 180, 1 x Emerald Green 210, 1 x Yellow Green 230, 1 x Lemon Yellow 240, 1 x Light Olive 245, 1 x Olive 249.

Caran D'Ache of Switzerland. Water-soluble wax pastels (coloured crayons). Suitable for numerous artistic techniques on a wide range of materials.

Contents Include:
1 x White 001, 1 x Light Grey 003, 1 x Grey 005, 1 x Black 009, 1 x Yellow 010, 1 x Golden Yellow 020, 1 x Orange 030, 1 x Orangeish Yellow, 1 x Ochre 035, 1 x Raw Umber 049, 1 x Flame Red 050, 1 x Salmon 051, 1 x Brown 059, 1 x Vermilion 060, 1 x Russet 065, 1 x Scarlet 070, 1 x Carmine 080, 1 x Pink 081, 1 x Purple 090, 1 x Purple Violet 100, 1 x Lilac 110, 1 x Mauve 111, 1 x Violet 120, 1 x Periwinkle Blue 131, 1 x Ultramarine 140, 1 x Sky Blue 141, 1 x Prussian Blue 159, 1 x Cobalt Blue 160, 1 x Light Blue 161, 1 x Turquoise Blue 171, 1 x Malachite Green 180, 1 x Emerald Green 210, 1 x Jade Green 211, 1 x Grass Green 220, 1 x Dark Green 229, 1 x Yellow Green 230, 1 x Lime Green 231, 1 x Lemon Yellow 240, 1 x Light Olive 245, 1 x Olive 249.

• Water-soluble wax pastel.• Exceptional covering power.• Excellent lightfastness.• Dry or wet drawing on all materials.