Charcoal and Graphite
Charcoal (n) is compressed burned wood that is used for drawing with the primary pigment being the blackened ash of the burned wood itself.
Conté à Paris Compressed Charcoals - A natural charcoal form that is more compact and easier to...
Derwent Tinted Charcoal - All the drama of charcoal now with a hint of color. Tinted Charcoal...
Chunky Graphite is an oversize, round graphite stick that produces a bold, extra-soft stroke....
These sticks are most conveniently used by breaking into smaller pieces. Flat edge may be used...
Graphite (n) is a soft black mineral form of carbon that is available in powder or stick form but is most commonly mixed with fine clay and pressed into "lead" pencils which usually contain no lead and all graphite.
“THE ORIGINAL” CHARCOAL PENCILS - Round, General’s Original Formula since 1889....
Winsor & Newton vine charcoal is of the highest quality and carefully selected for...
A perfect graphite drawing set of six graphite pencils: 2H, HB, B, 2B, 4B, and 6B.