Drawing, painting, sketching... Suitable for children from the age of 3. With Jovi Coloured Pencils, children won't have time to get bored! These crayons come in a wide range of attractive colours which can be combined, allowing children to work with all types of paper and card.

They have a very durable lead that is great for drawing with. The wood is extra-smooth and sharpening them is easy.

Advantages of use
Application Techniques
Washing methods
Allergen Information

The lead is bonded to the wood to protect it from breaking.
Hexagonal shape for a better grip and to prevent shipping.
Ready-sharpened point.
Ergonomic pencils
Tough
Bright colours.
Available in MAXI format
Good coverage.

1. Shading technique

Shading is the most traditional technique and is achieved by working from lighter to darker tones of colour. The coloured areas are created by drawing lines very close together or placed one on top of the other.

2. Linear technique

Different colour values are achieved by drawing lines, one on top of the other, in a criss-cross pattern. The criss-cross pattern should be thicker in the area where a darker shade is required.

3. Stumping

First, sharpen a series of different coloured pencils. Then, sprinkle the powder from one colour over the area to be coloured in and rub it gently with a piece of cotton wool in order to spread the colour. Do the same with all the colours required in order to create a drawing with blended, soft tones.

4. Whitening

By applying a thick layer of white pencil over a drawing coloured in using the shading technique, the user can achieve blended tones similar to those in a pastel drawing.

Handwashing with liquid soap is sufficient for getting rid of stains on clothing.

See table for possible allergens.

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