Pitt pastel pencils and Polychromos artists’ pastels
The Pitt pastel pencils contain a high level of pigment, but are wax and oil free, and are perfectly suited for fine details in pastels. Just like the Polychromos pastel crayons they can be easily smudged to create fine colour transitions and perfectly complement the pastel crayons. Only minimal fixing is required, ensuring that the pastel drawings retain their vividness of colour.
The Polychromos artists' pastel crayons contain a high level of pigment, and are free from oils and wax. The crayons can be smudged to create fine transitions of colour. Harder than the soft pastel crayons, Polychromos crayons are also well suited to drawing. Polychromos artists' pastels are characterised by their stable consistency, economy of use and excellent adherence to paper, cardboard, wood and stone. Only minimal fixing is required, ensuring that the pastel drawings retain their vividness of colour.
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Pitt Pastel pencil, bluish turquoise
Pitt Pastel pencil, bluish turquoise
The Pitt pastel pencils contain a high level of pigment, but are wax and oil free, and are perfectly suited for fine details in pastels. Just like the Polychromos pastel crayons they can be easily smudged to create fine colour transitions and perfectly complement the pastel crayons. Only minimal fixing is required, ensuring that the pastel drawings retain their vividness of colour.
Product details
- Artists´ pastel pencil
- High-quality acid-free pigments in bright colours, unsurpassed lightfastness
- Vibrant colour laydown
- Perfect for smudging
- Thick 4.3 mm lead
- Suitable for use with fixatives
- Colour 149 bluish turquoise
Brochures
PDF, 299KB
Eco Pencil
Timber from certified sustainable forestry (e.g. FSC, PEFC, SFI)
Waterbased eco varnish
Virtually all the pencils produced in the main factory in Stein are coated with an environmentally-friendly water-based paint. This is even used for the raised dots on the Grip pencils.
Available colours
Inspiration from artists
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Rascal
Pitt Artists‘ Pastel Pencils, King Wey Heng 2015
