THE ICONIC WATER-SOLUBLE COLOUR PENCILS, SINCE 1931. The first colour pencil with a water-soluble lead ever designed, Prismalo revolutionised the art of drawing and illustration from the moment it was invented in 1931 in the Caran dAche workshops. This marked the start of a long and successful story of colour, in which a straight line could now be freely transformed into a watercolour, breathing endless life into drawing. Prismalo colour pencils are appreciated internationally due to the quality of their leads, which are highly resistant and fine, as well as to the high pigment density of the 80 luminous hues composing the range. For decades, these exceptional colour pencils have been shining ambassadors for the Geneva-based Maisons indomitable spirit of innovation aswell as its expertise. They have achieved truly iconic status and magnified both the name of Caran dAche and the Swiss Made quality label. Captivatedby these many virtues, designers, illustrators and budding artists can indulge themselves to their hearts content in producing drawings bursting withcolour. This unbridled creativity gives rise to lines enhanced with watercolours, wet drawing, pointillism, hatching, gradation, overlaying techniques or metallic effects. The colour pencils are completely coated in a glossy varnish matching the shade of the lead and are easily recognisable by their white caps. Entirely designed and manufactured in the Caran dAche workshops, according to the highe

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