| | The Conté Pierre Noire pencil is a soft lead pencil with a black that is rich, intense and matt.
It is recommended that the barrel alone should be sharpened with a knife and the lead shaped with a scraper or sandpaper.
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| | | The Conté "Carbon" pencil has a core derived from traditional charcoal but is stronger, does not crumble or dirty the hands.
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| | | The Conté "Graphite" pencil has a particularly smooth core which allows it to slide over the paper and not scratch. This pencil is great for detailed and accurate work.
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The Conté Graphite Lead Stick is a solid graphite lead in the form of a pencil with a light, lacquer coating. It's 170mm in length and 7.8mm in diameter.
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The perfect introduction to a range of Conte Sketching pencils.
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| | | Many pencil artists struggle to find that elusive 'blacker than black' line that doesn't have the shine of traditional graphite. There are a bewildering array of types of these pencils on the market with some using ink in the mix, some using charcoal, some using oil. Here we gather together a selection for you to try to see if you can find that perfect black line! | | |
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