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Faber-Castell PITT Graphite Matt Pencils - Set of 11

Faber-Castell PITT Graphite Matt Pencils - Set of 11

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Faber-Castell PITT Graphite Matt Pencils - Set of 11

The innovative Pitt Graphite Matt pencil was specially developed to reduce light reflections on the paper and to create the maximum depth effect by varying the different degrees of hardness.

Features:

  • Extremely matt pencil of the highest artist quality
  • Particularly matt graphite smear for reduced reflection on paper
  • Highest tonal value density for maximum depth effect
  • Soft graphite smear
  • Ideal for writing, drawing and sketching
  • Particularly suitable for monochrome graphite work
  • Extra break-proof
  • Climate-neutral production
  • Wood from certified, sustainable forestry
  • Environmentally friendly water-based paint
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Johnny (Vancouver, CA)
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Good Zayne art uses

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Are these pencils suitable for portrait work, and do you have any tips for choosing the right hardness level for detailed sketching?

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Hi there, yes these can indeed be used for portrait work! In general I would start with a medium hardness pencil since that is often going to both have the level of hardness necessary for detail while still showing a dark line.

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