THE BIG DERWENT SALE
*1 March – 15 April*

20% off EVERYTHING!

Stand a chance to *WIN a Derwent Chromaflow Tin Set of 100 valued at R3999! Purchase any Derwent product in-store or online between 1 March & 15 April 2025 to be entered into the lucky draw.

Buy ANY Derwent product/s to the value of R500 or more & receive a *FREE artist pad.

[ T’s & C’s Apply. Free pad is randomly selected & paired with your order. Giveaway winner will be announced on social media on 18 April 2025. Available Online & In-store].

Derwent Procolour is part of the Derwent professional range of coloured pencils. Procolour combines the best of the Artists and Coloursoft ranges, featuring the strong point of Artists with the laydown of Coloursoft – giving artists long-lasting precision with a smooth laydown. The unique formulation within each Procolour pencil promises a clean finish every time. Professional artists have praised the range for its strong point, vibrant and smooth colours, colour-mixing and layering abilities and bright tones on a wide range of artists’ paper. Procolour pencils also blend beautifully with a range of mediums and artists’ accessories, including blending pens and paper stumps.

Product features:

• Strong and smooth richly coloured core.
• Clean, smudge-free finish.
• A texture that is wax but glides like an oil.
• Maintains a sharp point for detailed drawing.
• Highly pigmented, with a smooth colour application.
• 8mm round barrel with a 4mm core strip.
• Available in tin sets of 12, 24, 36 and 72 and a wooden box set of 72.

View our range of Derwent Procolour Single Pencils.

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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 see Lightfastness (LF) rating (6 – GOOD, 7 – VERY GOOD, 8 – EXCELLENT).
Derwent uses the Blue Wool test (ISO 105) to evaluate lightfastness. Lightfastness refers to the chemical stability of a pigment under long exposure to light.
A scale of 1-8 is obtained, with values of 6 or higher being considered to be highly lightfast and, under museum conditions, will not fade for 100+ years.

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Vegan-friendly product.