Pure powdered, artist quality graphite. Used for drawing and mixed media. Provides a good background for overpainting, and may be applied as a wash with a brush.

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Rated by: Cristina C. in Houston, TX

Works just as good as the Powdered Charcoal except this product gives that graphite shine you get when doing a still life with a graphite pencil. Works really well with printmaking work too. Very nice product. Helpful for me and my classmates that love to create large scale canvas paintings with several mediums. Might wanna be careful though, it can get a bit messey if your not the type to get dirty.

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