Faber-Castell Albrecht Dürer watercolor markers, a watercolor marker set available in sets of either 5 or 10, depending on which version you choose. These markers are the modern version of watercolor painting: a water-based, highly pigmented ink that’s ready to use right away and can be completely diluted and blended with water. Their versatility makes the set ideal for travel sketches and working on the go.
The 5-piece set includes the following colors:
- Dark Chrome Yellow
- Pale Geranium Lake
- Phthalo Blue
- Dark Phthalo Green
- Black
The 10-piece set includes the same 5 colors, as well as the following:
- Orange Glaze
- Medium Purple Pink
- Ultramarine
- May Green
- Dark Sepia
- Watercolor pen with two tips: a soft brush tip for coloring and dynamic sketching, and a firm fiber tip for outlines, details, and precise lines
- Water-based, water-soluble ink that turns into real watercolor when activated with a wet brush
- High pigment concentration and excellent lightfastness
- Does not bleed through the paper
- Can be used dry like a regular marker or wet for a full watercolor effect
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Color Numbers
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5 items: 109, 121, 110, 264, 199 | 10 items: 109, 121, 110, 264, 199, 113, 125, 120, 170, 175
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Tip Type
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Two tips: soft brush tip and firm fiber tip
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Ink Type
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Water-based, water-soluble watercolor ink
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Quality
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Made in Germany, since 1761
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About Faber-Castell
Faber-Castell is the world’s oldest manufacturer of pencils, founded in 1761 in Stein near Nuremberg by the carpenter Kaspar Faber. The company has remained in the family’s ownership for several generations. In the early 1800s, the third-generation owner, Georg Leonhard Faber, established the standard hardness grades still used today and, under the name “A. W. Faber,” launched what is considered the world’s first branded pencil. His son, Lothar von Faber, subsequently expanded the company into the global market, opening branches in New York, London, and Paris, among other cities.
In 1905, the company launched the green Castell 9000 pencil, and the name Faber-Castell came into being when the Faber family joined forces with Count Alexander zu Castell-Rüdenhausen. Today, Faber-Castell grows a large portion of the wood for its pencils in its own certified pine plantations in Brazil and uses exclusively water-based, environmentally friendly varnish in its European production. The “Made in Germany” quality seal has been the foundation of the company’s artistic and design products since its inception.
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