Use to sketch and draw to create white areas, adjust values, or use to create highlights. If you wet the pencil tip, General's Charcoal White becomes liquid and will leave a bright opaque white mark on paper.

Excellent for final highlights and for drawing on dark or colored papers for dramatic results. Additional uses: Apply patterns on dark painting surfaces, cloth or suede, as a transfer pencil. Brushes off, or can erase from papers or fabrics with a soft, white eraser.

Sold individually, order 12 for a full box. Also sold in convenient pack of 2 with a sharpener included.

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