Colour Pencil Pelikan 700634 12 pc(s) Black Blue Brown Green Light Blue Light Green Orange Peach Pink Red Violet Yellow

Pelikan 700634 colour pencils provide a set of 12 distinct pigment shades — Black, Blue, Brown, Green, Light Blue, Light Green, Orange, Peach, Pink, Red, Violet and Yellow — in a wood-cased pencil format designed for drawing, coloring and craft projects. The pencils offer steady pigment laydown and smooth application suitable for both students and hobby artists. The compact set is easy to store and transport, making it a practical choice for classroom use, sketching on the go or home art activities.

Advantages

These colour pencils combine consistent color intensity with a comfortable wooden barrel that is easy to grip and sharpen. The lead formulation is balanced to provide good coverage on paper without excessive smudging, and the selection of 12 colors covers primary, secondary and several intermediate tones for versatile palette options. The pencils are suitable for layering and blending at a basic to intermediate level, enabling gradual build-up of color and simple shading techniques.

Suitable for

• School art classes and student assignments
• Sketching and quick studies
• Colouring books and hobby craft projects
• Basic shading and mixed-media drawings on paper

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 12
• Color range: black, blue, brown, green, light blue, light green, orange, peach, pink, red, violet, yellow
• Barrel material: wood
• Intended use: drawing, colouring, crafting
• Application: dry colour pencil

How to use

Select the desired pencil and, if necessary, sharpen to a fine point for detailed lines or blunt for broader strokes. Apply with light pressure to build color gradually; increase pressure for more saturated tones. For blending, use layering techniques or a colourless blender pencil/soft tissue to soften transitions. Store pencils horizontally or in a pencil case to reduce breakage and protect the points when not in use.

Ieteicamais lietošanas veids

When using on thin paper, place a backing sheet underneath to prevent impression marks; for mixed-media work, test compatibility with inks and water-based media on a scrap piece first.