Colour Pencil Faber-Castell 115801 Blue Gold Orange Pink Purple Red Yellow

The Faber-Castell Colour Pencil in a set of vibrant shades—Blue, Gold, Orange, Pink, Purple, Red and Yellow—provides a single, high-quality pencil option for drawing, coloring and detail work. Made by Faber-Castell to meet standard expectations for colored pencils, this pencil delivers consistent pigment laydown and a smooth feel suitable for school projects, hobby art and sketching. The compact form makes it easy to carry in pencil cases or art kits for use at home, in class, or on the go.

Advantages

This coloured pencil features concentrated pigments for bright, even color with good coverage and blending properties. The core is formulated to resist breakage during normal use and sharpen cleanly for precise lines and fine detail. The outer lacquer finish protects the wood casing and helps keep the pencil comfortable to hold during extended use. Compatibility with standard sharpeners and mixing with other Faber-Castell colours supports flexible creative techniques.

Suitable for

• School drawing and colouring activities
• Sketching and outlining details in mixed-media projects
• Hobby and craft projects requiring bright solid colour
• Colouring books and illustration work

Key specifications

• Colour range included: Blue, Gold, Orange, Pink, Purple, Red, Yellow
• Core type: pigmented colour pencil core for smooth application
• Finish: lacquered wooden casing for protection and grip
• Compatibility: suitable for standard manual sharpeners and mixed-media use

How to use

Select the desired colour and sharpen the pencil with a standard sharpener to the preferred point. Apply to paper with light to medium pressure for layering and shading; increase pressure for more intense colour saturation. For blending, use adjacent colours and cross-hatching or gentle circular strokes. Store in a dry place and avoid dropping the pencil to reduce risk of core breakage.

Usage recommendations

For detailed illustration work, sharpen to a fine point and work from light strokes to darker layers to preserve paper texture and achieve smoother blends. When using metallic or gold-like tones, test on a scrap of paper to check opacity and layering behaviour with other colours.