Colour pencil Giotto F.I.L.A. 257500 — single pencil for drawing and colouring

Set of colored pencils and markers Giotto 90 pcs combines a wide palette of assorted colors in one kit designed for drawing, coloring and mixed-media projects. The set includes both colored pencils and felt-tip markers to provide options for detailed sketching, shading and vibrant coloring on paper. It is suitable for everyday creative use by children, students and adults who need a versatile collection of colors for school assignments, hobby art and illustrative work.

Advantages

The combination of colored pencils and markers in a single set gives flexibility for different techniques: pencils allow for fine lines, blending and subtle shading, while markers deliver bold, consistent strokes and bright coverage. With 90 pieces available, users have access to an extensive range of hues that reduce the need for mixing or purchasing additional colors. The assortment supports convenient switching between tools during a session and is compact enough for storage and transport.

Suitable for

• School art projects and classroom activities
• Hobby drawing, sketching and adult coloring books
• Illustration, layout and preliminary design work
• Mixed-media techniques combining pencil detail with marker fills

Key specifications

• Set composition: combination of colored pencils and felt-tip markers
• Total pieces: 90 items providing a broad color range
• Color assortment: multiple hues spanning light to dark tones for varied applications
• Intended surfaces: standard drawing and coloring paper
• Suitability: suitable for everyday home, school and hobby use

How to use

Choose either a colored pencil or a marker depending on the desired effect: use pencils for precise lines, gradients and blending, and markers for strong, even color coverage. Start with light strokes to establish shapes and outlines, then increase pressure or layer colors for depth. When combining pencils and markers, apply marker areas first and let ink dry before adding pencil details to avoid smudging. Keep caps closed on markers when not in use and store pencils in a dry place to maintain tip integrity.

Usage recommendations

Use heavier-weight drawing paper when working with markers to minimize bleed-through. For color mixing and smoother gradients with pencils, use a blending stump or light layering technique. Replace marker caps promptly after use to preserve tip performance and avoid drying out.