Pen/Pencil Set Faber-Castell 110024 Multicolour 24 pcs

The Faber-Castell 110024 Multicolour 24 pcs set contains 24 colour pencils designed for drawing, sketching and writing. The set provides a wide range of vibrant colours in a compact assortment that fits classroom, studio or home use. Faber-Castell colour pencils are manufactured to deliver consistent colour laydown and easy blending across paper surfaces commonly used for illustration and schoolwork.

Advantages

This 24-piece Faber-Castell set offers an even colour output and smooth application suitable for detailed work and broader strokes alike. The pencils are easy to sharpen and maintain a durable core that resists breakage during normal use. Their balanced colour selection supports layering and shading techniques, while the familiar hexagonal or round barrel (depending on model line) provides a comfortable grip for extended drawing sessions.

Suitable for

• School art classes and homework assignments
• Sketching and preliminary drawings for artists
• Colouring books and recreational colouring
• Note-taking and colour-coded writing

Key specifications

• Set size: 24 colour pencils
• Colour range: multicolour assortment covering primary and secondary hues
• Core type: colour pencil wax/graphite blend suitable for layering and blending
• Barrel shape: ergonomic shape for comfortable hold (hexagonal or round)
• Suitable surfaces: paper, sketchbooks, drawing pads

How to use

Select colours according to your composition and apply with light pressure for initial layers, increasing pressure to intensify tone. Use blending techniques such as cross-hatching or circular shading to achieve gradients and texture. For fine details, sharpen the pencil to a fine point and work with short, controlled strokes. When switching colours, gently remove excess pigment by softly rubbing on scrap paper or use a clean blending stump.

Usage recommendations

Store pencils in a dry place and protect the set from extreme temperatures to preserve the core integrity. Use a quality sharpener to avoid core breakage and a kneaded eraser for precise corrections. For archival results, work on acid-free paper and consider lightfastness when choosing colours for long-term projects.