Derwent Watercolour Pencils comes in 72 versatile colours and are ideal for mixing with water to create interesting colour flows. It can also be used dry and due to the pencil's soft texture they are easy to blend and layer. Highly pigmented to allow maximum colour purity and light fastness.

Soft, smooth, 3.5mm water soluble strip for painting and drawing, ideal for mixed media work.

Hexagonal 6.9mm barrel made in Californian incense cedar wood, for greater control with detailed work.

Derwent Coloursoft Pencils are renowned for their soft velvety strip, rich vibrant colours and quality craftsmanship. Featuring a round 8mm diameter barrel and a 4mm wide strip and are the king of pencils’ softest colour range.

Derwent Coloursoft Pencils are specially chosen for their richness and versatility. They are ideal for a quick application of bold colour, allowing you to build up colour quickly and effectively. They are available for purchase singularly or in packs. Purchase in a tin case or a beautifully crafted wooden box to protect your special investment.

• Rich, vibrant colour
• Builds colour quickly and effectively
• Lightfast-tested and acid-free
• Easy to grip for a range of drawing styles
• Good for blending and mixing colour

If you’re an illustrator, cartoonist, graphic designer, contemporary landscape artist or you enjoy still-life drawings, you’ll love Derwent Coloursoft Pencils. Great for students, amateurs, professionals and hobby artists they are made with the latest technology which measures the lightfast levels of every pencil. Try them out with our step-by-step guide to drawing comics.

Derwent's best water-soluble pencil ever, the Derwent Inktense Pencils range contains 71 pure, vibrant colours plus a non-soluble outliner.

Derwent Inktense Pencils can be used dry but when mixed with water the colour turns into vibrant ink. Once dried, the colour is fixed and can be worked over the top of it. Great for using on fabric such as silk and cotton. (You must make sure that all the pigment has been dissolved in the water to make it permanent. Any dry pigment will be washed out if further water is applied.)