Cretacolor Artino Basic Drawing Tin Set of 10 - (67960)

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This comprehensive Sketching Set includes Monolith Graphite, Nero, Charcoal, and assorted chalk pencils, along with Sanguine and Sketching Coal sticks, a kneadable eraser, and paper stump, all housed in an attractive metal tin.
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Explore Classic Drawing Tools In One Complete Set

Cretacolor Artino Drawing Tin Set of 10 brings together a versatile selection of drawing materials for sketching, shading, blending, and tonal studies. The set includes graphite, charcoal, chalk, and oil-based drawing tools that make it easy to experiment with different marks and effects while working with both light and dark values.

Inside the metal tin you will find a Monolith 6B graphite pencil, Nero oil-based black pencil, charcoal pencil, white pastel pencil, sanguine oil pencil, sepia light pencil, sanguine burnt sketching stick, and vine charcoal stick. A kneadable eraser and paper stump are also included for lifting, blending, and refining your work. The compact metal tin keeps everything together for convenient storage and travel.

Key Features
  • 10-piece drawing and sketching set
  • Monolith 6B graphite pencil
  • Nero oil-based black pencil
  • Charcoal pencil
  • White pastel pencil
  • Sanguine oil pencil
  • Sepia light pencil
  • Sanguine burnt sketching stick
  • Vine charcoal stick
  • Kneadable eraser for lifting and correcting marks
  • Paper stump for blending and softening tones
  • Presented in a durable metal storage tin
Perfect For
  • Sketching and drawing
  • Portrait and figure studies
  • Shading and tonal work
  • Charcoal and graphite techniques
  • Creating highlights and deep shadows
  • Blending and softening marks
  • Working with sanguine and sepia tones
  • Studio classes and travel
  • Beginning and experienced artists