Our colour and writing products are manufactured in our workshops in Geneva since 1915.
“My favourite thing about getting older is going further into my obsessions and discovering new worlds and items. When I found the 849 it unleashed a newfound love for pens. I’ve been carrying the 849 pen with me for the past 3 years now. It’s always with me. In the studio and on the road. I love journaling and I love writing music with pen to paper.”
“Pastel pencils have a unique intensity and great covering power. Simply the best in the world. After all these years, I am still amazed by all their possibilities and their 84 colours.”
“Growing up with tools from Caran d’Ache, it’s fair to say they played a major role in shaping my career as an artist.”
“I like how easy it is to use Supracolor™ Aquarelle. A very complete range of colours and great versatility. A little extra: the body colour coordinated with the lead colour, ideal in a large kit.”
“After what felt like trying out every single coloured pencil, I’m so glad I came upon the Caran d’Ache Luminance. I can’t imagine a better pencil for my passion, and with every artwork I fall in love with my materials again.”
“Regardless of whether you want to produce delicate work or really press on to obtain greater contrasts, the RGB pencils offer such a wide range of shades. The watercolour effect allows you to create an impression of transparency and mist, while retaining that unique grain of graphite.”
“I draw several hours a day so I use professional tools such as Grafwood pencils, ideal because of the unique quality of their graphite and their incredible duration.”
“When I was a kid, I used to dream about Caran d'Ache pencil boxes. Today, I am proud to represent this prestigious Maison, present at every stage of my life; a pencil for a drawing and then a nib to dedicate my novel.”
“I love drawing with Neocolor™ II Aquarelle pastels: the colours are dense and clear-cut with a distinct texture – I find that just amazing.”
Our colour and writing products are manufactured in our workshops in Geneva since 1915.