Watercolor pencil set Jokomisiada AP0006 — 72 colors, metal tin case

Jokomisiada watercolor pencil set AP0006 includes 72 finely pigmented colored pencils housed in a durable metal tin case. The pencils are formulated for both dry drawing and water-activated techniques, allowing precise lines, smooth shading and painterly wash effects when blended with water. The compact tin protects the pencils during transport and storage while keeping the full range of colors neatly organised for easy selection.

Advantages

The pencils offer rich, lightfast pigments that deliver consistent colour laydown for detailed colouring and illustration. Their cores are smooth and break-resistant for reliable sharpening and fine point retention. The water-soluble formulation enables gradual transition from crisp dry strokes to soft watercolor washes, giving flexibility for mixed-media work. The metal tin case provides sturdy protection and convenient arrangement for quick access to the complete 72-colour palette.

Suitable for

• Detailed illustration and sketching
• Watercolour washes and blended effects
• Mixed-media projects combining pencil and wet techniques
• Art classes, student assignments and hobby artwork

Key specifications

• Number of colours: 72
• Format: wood-cased watercolor pencils
• Packaging: metal tin case for storage and transport
• Application modes: dry drawing and water-activated blending
• Suitable surfaces: watercolor paper, mixed-media paper, sketchbooks

How to use

Use the pencils dry for fine lines, detailed shading and layering. To activate the watercolour effect, apply colour to the paper and blend with a slightly damp brush to produce washes and gradients. Work in light layers to build up colour intensity, and allow layers to dry between applications for sharper edges or rework while wet for softer transitions. Sharpen pencils with a standard sharpener suitable for coloured pencils and store them in the metal tin to prevent damage.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pair the pencils with medium- to heavyweight watercolor or mixed-media paper (minimum 200 g/m²). Use a round, soft water brush or a sable-synthetic blend for smoother blending. Test water activation on a scrap to control pigment flow and avoid overworking the paper.