KALOUR watercolor pencils have a core that dissolves in water. Used dry, they color lines and areas like regular colored pencils. Go over them with a wet brush and the color spreads, giving a look like a watercolor painting. The core is soft and resists breaking.
The official store lists a 72-color set in a tin case. The barrels are hexagonal, and each pencil has its color name on it.
Because the color dissolves in water, you can soften it with a brush after coloring, or blend the edges where two colors meet.
Translated from the Japanese original.
Type
Watercolor pencil (water-soluble core)
Core
Soft, 3.3mm
Barrel
Hexagonal
Set
72 colors (tin)
Maker
KALOUR
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