Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Brush Pen - Set of 12 - Skin Tones

The Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Pen brush has a flexible brush nib. By changing the angular position and varying the pressure, it is possible to create various line widths. Extensive areas can easily be colored by holding the pen very flatly. By pressing strongly and dragging the Pitt Artist Pen, it is possible to create
The Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Pen brush has a flexible brush nib. By changing the angular position and varying the pressure, it is possible to create various line widths. Extensive areas can easily be colored by holding the pen very flatly.
By pressing strongly and dragging the Pitt Artist Pen, it is possible to create broad lines. By lowering the pressure, there will be a seamless transition into a fine line.
Numerous structures can be generated by squashing the flexible brush nib of the Pitt Artist Pen and dabbing the color onto the surface. The creation of tree bark, drops, paths, or punctual accents depends on the intensity of the coat.
Ink drawings have a very long artistic tradition. Pitt Artist Pen brush has always been an interesting medium for artists and graphic artists. It lends drawings expression and durability and can also be combined with many other drawing techniques. Faber-Castell has combined all the advantages of an artist's inks with the benefits of a modern, easy-to-use pen - the Pitt Artist Pen. The pigmented and very lightfast drawing ink is ideal for sketches, drawings, layouts, fashion design, and illustration.
Features:
Highly pigmented water-based India ink
Lightfast and odorless
Waterproof when dry
Do not bleed through paper
Available in different nib sizes for linear and extensive drawing
Suitable for writing, sketching, and drawing
Usable on numerous surfaces like paper, canvas, wood
Excellent for Mixed Media techniques

This Skin Tones Set includes Ivory (103), Pale Pink (114), Apricot (116), Beige Red (132), Cinnamon (189), Coral (131), India Red (192), Nougat (178), Dark Sepia (175), Warm Gray III (272), Warm Gray IV (273), and Cold Gray VI (235).