In art schools, black, white, sanguine and sepia monochrome colors are often used in nude drawing classes.

They give the drawing vitality, vivacity and expression. Lightened with white and darkened with black, these colors are part of a tradition of figurative drawing from the Renaissance.

Pitt's graphite chalks carry on this ancient tradition of figurative drawing and are harder than conventional pastel chalks.

Thus, by blurring the color, the lines do not disappear completely.

The sanguine and sepia chalks are complemented by dry, bold drawing pencils for details and lines.

2 dry charcoal pencils, 4 natural charcoal sticks, 3 dry charcoal sticks, 1 eraser

Color(s) : Brown and black

Dimensions : Charcoal stick: (Ø 3-6 mm)