Watercolor Pencil Set – 36 Colors, Water-Soluble
Watercolor Pencil Set – 36 Colors, Water-Soluble
Watercolor Pencil Set – 36 Colors, Water-Soluble
A versatile set of 36 water-soluble watercolor pencils — use them dry like colored pencils, or activate with water for beautiful watercolor washes and blended effects. Smooth, durable cores blend seamlessly without cracking or breaking, making these pencils ideal for artists of all ages and skill levels.
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Features
- 36 vibrant water-soluble colors — a broad palette for mixing and layering
- Use dry for detailed line work, or wet for soft watercolor washes
- Smooth, durable cores — blend seamlessly without cracking or breaking
- Suitable for painting, sketching, illustration, and adult coloring books
- Great for teens, students, and adult artists
- Lightweight and portable — easy to use at home, in class, or on the go
How to Use
- Dry technique — use like standard colored pencils for detailed drawing and shading
- Wet technique — apply color dry, then blend with a damp brush for a watercolor effect
- Direct wet technique — dip the pencil tip in water before drawing for intense, saturated color
Pair It With
Complete your creative setup with these collections from My Crafty Corner:
- Colored Pencils & Watercolor Pencils
- Watercolor Paint, Crayons, Pencils & Pens
- Art Pads, Canvas & Watercolor Cards
- Craft Supplies for Kids
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between watercolor pencils and regular colored pencils?
Watercolor pencils are water-soluble — they can be used dry like standard colored pencils, or blended with water to create soft watercolor washes. Regular colored pencils are not water-soluble.
What paper works best with watercolor pencils?
Watercolor paper (90lb / 190gsm or heavier) gives the best results when using the wet technique. For dry use only, standard drawing or sketching paper works well.
Are these suitable for kids?
Yes — these pencils are suitable for teens and older children. The dual dry/wet functionality makes them a fun and educational tool for young artists exploring different techniques.
Can I blend the colors together?
Yes — layer colors on paper and blend with a damp brush for smooth transitions, or layer dry colors and blend with a blending pencil for a more controlled effect.
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