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R695.00 – R6 799.00
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Derwent Lightfast pencils are formulated to be 100% lightfast, meaning that the core is resistant to colour change and will not change for up to 100 years under museum conditions. The revolutionary oil-based core creates a buttery, velvety texture, allowing the complete integration of colours. Dark colours will sit will over lighter shades for effective outlining and defining negative spaces. Their opacity makes them ideal for use on coloured papers. Your artwork will stand the test of time without fading for up to 100 years when you use Derwent Lightfast Pencils. Achieve the rich colours you desire in an oil-based pencil that has a creamy texture.
Product features:
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Colour Disclaimer. Actual colours may vary since every computer monitor has a different capability to display colours and everyone sees these colours differently. We cannot guarantee that the colour you see accurately portrays the true colour of the product.
View Colour Chart to view Lightfastness (LF) rating
Lightfastness refers to the chemical stability of a pigment under long exposure to light. Made from the finest raw materials and the purest pigments, all colours comply
with internationally recognised lightfast testing standards ASTM D6901. A scale of 1 – 5 is obtained, with values 1 and 2 considered to be highly lightfast.
Colours will not fade at these values for up to 100 years under museum conditions.
Vegan-friendly product.
Size | Set of 100, Wooden Box Set of 100, Wooden Box Set of 48, Set of 12, Set of 24, Set of 36, Set of 72 |
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Steamed Rabbit (verified owner) –
It was a challenge to get used to them, because it requires more layering and less blending than most pencils. They do not behave like watercolour pencils. They behave more like oil paint. Once I figured out that a Copic colourless blender is perfect to use on them, they’ve quickly become my favourite pencil to use. You can get a crazy range of colours from the 36 pencil set. I just got a few extras, like a rich royal blue and a deeper bright red to help me along.