| | The Lyra Rembrandt Art Design graphite pencil comes in 17 degrees of hardness to ensure you have the right pencil for the job!
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The Lyra Rembrandt Carbon Extra Dark Pencil has a higher concentration of charcoal than the normal Lyra Rembrandt Carbon Pencil. For deep, matt black lines. | |
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The Lyra Rembrandt Carbon Pencil has a perfectly combined core of charcoal and graphite. An extremely fine grained core means a smooth, clean laydown. The work can be smeared with fingers or paper sticks. For softer grades the use of a fixative is recommended but not essential.
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Lyra Rembrandt Charcoal Pencils have a beautiful, soft, powdery core which is perfect for outlining or sketching. They are blendable and water soluble which means a huge number of effects can be achieved. | |
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An oil based white pencil, for all sketching detail.
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The Lyra Rembrandt Sanguine Oil Pencil is a traditional monochrome sketching pencil. The core is oil based so requires no fixative. This makes the pencil extremely popular for unplanned portraits or sketches in the field.
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An oil based dark sepia pencil.
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An oil based light sepia pencil.
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A soft, white pastel pencil pencil, for all sketching detail. Non oil based.
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The Lyra Rembrandt Dark Sepia pencil is a dry blendable pencil. It is very well suited to landscapes, life drawings and shading. It is a traditional monochrome drawing pencil which is water soluble and the finished work must be protected with a fixative.
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The Lyra Splender colourless blending pencil, when applied with a little pressure, gives coloured pencil drawings a glossy surface and blends colours together seamlessly.
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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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