Watercolor Paint Pencil Set with Refillable Brush

Name: Watercolor Paint Pencil Set with Refillable Brush
SKU: PAINT-WATSET
Price: 15.00 CAD
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These are a GREAT gift for the creative people in your life – kids and adults!

A mess-free way to easily experiment with paint wherever you are. Easily pop them into your backpack or purse. Use them on car trips, while waiting in lines, or watching your child or sibling play sports. Practice on the 2 bonus colouring postcards.

The included refillable brush means you don’t even need a cup of water! All you need to start painting is this pencil and brush set!

FEATURES:

• Pencil turns into paint with just a bit of water

• Mess-free way to paint on the go

• Fun introduction to watercolour painting

• Less water makes it possible to paint in some colouring books!

ECO-FRIENDLY: non-toxic pencils made from reforested wood.

INCLUDED

• 12 Crayola watercolor colored pencils

• 1 refillable paint brush with lid (Fill with water. Sizes vary.)

• 1 organza gift bag

• 2 bonus colouring postcards (random designs)

MORE about paint pencils:

Use Crayola Watercolor Pencils wet or dry, then turn them into watercolor art! Create watercolor effects by laying down dry color and using the refillable paintbrush (included), wetting the coloring pencils, or using them directly on wet paper. No matter which method you use, the transformative colored pencils unleash artistic creativity.

Watercolor wash:

Use Crayola® Watercolor Pencils to make the watercolor wash art technique, which will fill your drawing with broad areas of transparent color. Draw with the point or the side of the pencil tip, then brush clean water over the drawing, creating the watercolor wash effect.

Spreading:

Draw on damp paper for color that spreads and blends easily. Create vivid, broad areas of easily-blended colors with the side of the pencil tip.

Detailing:

Add fine details, textural effects and areas of opaque color, and further define shapes by drawing on top of the initial artwork. Dry or dampened pencils can be used on dry or wet watercolor work.

Wet Pencils:

Dip a pencil into water and draw to create dots or fluid strokes of vivid color. Produce color with a textural appearance by drawing with the side of the dipped pencils.