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There is a single General's Sketch and Wash Pencil shown laying horizontally across the top of the frame, with a sketch mark below it. The sketch mark is shown with a little liquid added to show that the pencil is water soluble. The pencil is black with a metallic platinum end at the back of the pencil. The pencil is sharpened and has a black lead. The image is center of the frame and on a white background.
There is a single General's Sketch and Wash Pencil shown diagonally across the center of the frame. The pencil is black with a metallic platinum end at the back of the pencil. The pencil is sharpened and has a black lead. The lead is facing the bottom left hand corner and the end of the pencil is facing the top right hand corner. The image is center of the frame and on a white background.
A General's Sketch and Wash Pencil is seen coming out of the bottom of the frame. Only the tip and a small part of the barrel of the pencil can be seen, the rest is cut off by the frame. There is a sketch mark along the left hand side of the frame, showing the colour depth of the pencils lead. The image is on a white background.
The frame is filled with multiple part images of the General's Sketch and Wash Pencil. There are 4 parts of the pencil that can be seen coming in diagonally across the center of the frame. The back end of the pencil is shown at the top left hand corner and there are parts of the center of 2 pencils in the center of the frame, and the lead tip is shown in the bottom right hand corner of the frame. The image is cut off by the frame and is on a white background.
There is a wire bound notebook with a picture of a woman on one of the ivory coloured pages. There are 3 pencils visible to the right of the sketch book. One is a General's Sketch and Wash Pencil. There is some foliage in the background.
  1. There is a single General's Sketch and Wash Pencil shown laying horizontally across the top of the frame, with a sketch mark below it. The sketch mark is shown with a little liquid added to show that the pencil is water soluble. The pencil is black with a metallic platinum end at the back of the pencil. The pencil is sharpened and has a black lead. The image is center of the frame and on a white background.

General’s Sketch and Wash Pencil

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  • General’s Sketch and Wash Pencils are water-soluble graphite pencils that allow artists to lay down dark lines and then use a wet paintbrush to create dramatic washes of grey.
  • This all-surface, water soluble graphite pencil performs and looks like traditional graphite in its dry state.
  • These pencils can be used alongside watercolour pencils for shading and unique colour tones, and they are suitable for darkening lines and adding details on wet paper.
  • These versatile pencils are ideal for creating various artistic effects and are popular among artists for their flexibility in creating different textures and tones in their artwork.
  • When a wet brush is swept over the pencil lines, they dissolve entirely, allowing you to spread the liquid graphite across your design akin to paint. This technique enables the creation of bold, dark marks or various tonal values with a single brushstroke. The water bonds the graphite to your paper, ensuring that any added colour remains pure. Furthermore, this pencil can be utilized for alternative purposes, such as applying patterns directly onto painting surfaces instead of using graphite paper, and making marks on a wide range of surfaces including wood and fabric.
  • Use it on wet paper to darken lines and add details.
  • General’s Sketch and Wash Pencils are sold individually, per pencil.

 

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    There is a single General's Sketch and Wash Pencil shown laying horizontally across the top of the frame, with a sketch mark below it. The sketch mark is shown with a little liquid added to show that the pencil is water soluble. The pencil is black with a metallic platinum end at the back of the pencil. The pencil is sharpened and has a black lead. The image is center of the frame and on a white background.

    General's Sketch and Wash Pencil

    R70.00

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