Graphite 2B Traditional drawing graphite. The hardest of the three grades.

Graphite 4B Graphite sketching – mid range for the three grades

Graphite 6B graphite sketching – softest of the three grades.

Sanguine Dry – Made from natural pigment and iron oxide. Especially suited to portraiture and figure studies.

Sepia – Combines well with pastel and charcoal. Has a dry, firm feeling – a lot like a Conte Stick.

White Chalk – Excellent for combining with charcoal, Sanguine Dry and Sepia for lightening colour tones, or highlights in pastel drawings.

Nero – Produces a shiny black smudge-proof stroke. It is oil-based and water-resistant, mixes well with Sanguine Oil.

Charcoal Lead – is best for control, the lead holds a sharp point for detailed work.