Museum Aquarelle Landscape Pencils - Assorted Colours (Pack of 20)

Just started my watercolour pencil drawings recently. I already had a set of 120 Caran D'ache Supracolor, was told Supracolour lightfastness can only sustain in dry form. So I bought this Museum Aquarelle set of 12 and Landscape 20. Museum are in very good quality, smooth, easily lay down colour but won't be blunt too quickly, pigments are intense, vibrant, and bright. In general, i love them as much as my Supracolor. Lightfastness i can't really tell for the moment though. Only thing I really dislike is that some pencils (or all in set of 12) don't even have a name of the colour but just a number, it's a bit inconvenient.

Lovely and soft for pencil drawing , good for water colour or just pencil dry

They feel like a hard oil pencil in comparison to other watercolours I own, which is much better, lay down smooth with no dust, even pigment coverage where you can be accurate or cover large areas easily. Wetted they can pop like intense, better even, or pull the pigment about to feel like you're working with watercolour paints or ink and water. Quite an amazing pencil in every respect, definitely worth the price point.

They are really expensive BUT so good and you can not compare to any other barnd. It is lush to have them and drawing as well. Very strong performance and I like them more them Luminace. Just perfect.

these are beautiful pencils with soft points for drawing and can be highlighted and blended with a wet brush. the colours are very pure and this selection is adapted for the countryside. The marine selection is even better.

Much better than a lot ot watercolour pencils

Lovely smooth "lead" and really rich colour and if you choose to use a wet paintbrush with them there is a lot of pigment so the colour isn't diluted.

These are first class, definitely recommended