Description
Available options:
XL Block Set of 6:
Specially formulated water soluble blend of Graphite tinted with colour in XL format for broad coverage, bold marks, agile lines and powder texture.
This set includes:
- 6 x Graphitint XL Blocks (Olive Green, Dark Prussian, Raw Umber, Burnt Umber, Port & Aubergine).
Paint Pan Set of 12:
Muted coloured paint pans consist of warm and cool tones delivering fine graphite particles that settle into the paper grain to create a myriad of effects.
This set includes:
- 12 x Graphitint Paint Pans (Port, Juniper, Aubergine, Dark Indigo, Steel Blue, Ocean Blue, Slate Green, Green Grey, Meadow, Russet, Autumn Brown and Graphite Grey).
- 1 x Mini water brush.
- 6 x mixing wells in the lid that doubles as a palette.
Pencil Set of 12:
Graphite and colour combine to create this unique formulation of watercolour pencil pigments and graphite.
This set includes:
- 12 x Graphitint Pencils (Port, Aubergine, Dark Indigo, Slate Green, Ivy, Chestnut, Cool Brown, Cocoa, Storm, Midnight Black, Cloud Grey and Cool Grey).
Pencil Set of 24:
Graphite and colour combine to create this unique formulation of watercolour pencil pigments and graphite.
This set includes:
- 24 x Graphitint Pencils (Port, Juniper, Aubergine, Dark Indigo, Shadow, Steel Blue, Ocean Blue, Slate Green, Green Grey, Meadow, Ivy, Sage, Chestnut, Russet, Cool Brown, Cocoa, Autumn Brown, Storm, Warn Grey, Midnight Black, Mountain Grey, Cloud Grey, Cool Grey and White).
Mixed Media Set of 19:
A curated range of six shades of paint and twelve pencils that deliver a subtle and naturally muted colour palette.
This set includes:
- 6 x Graphitint Paint Pans (Juniper, Aubergine, Ocean Blue, Slate Green, Meadow, Autumn Brown).
- 12 x Graphitint Pencils (Port, Aubergine, Dark Indigo, Shadow, Meadow, Ivy, Chestnut, Russet, Storm, Midnight Black, Cloud Grey, White).
- 1 x Waterbrush.
Bruno (verified owner) –
I enjoyed the Graphitint set a lot. The combination of graphite and pigment produces some interesting and subdued effects and you can combine them no problems with regular watercolours for when you really want a painted area to pop. The graphite in the paint makes for a very ‘heavy’ pigment that tends to sit in an area rather than spread like regular watercolours. This is good if you want to lay down controlled paint layers. Conversely, if you tilt your painting surface and wet it a lot, the graphitints will run spectacularly with some interesting effects like cloudbursts. It’s a worthy addition to an artist’s arsenal.