Water Soluble Graphite Pencils

The Caran d'Ache Graphite Line gives artists the opportunity to compose their own graphite range. Technalo water soluble graphite pencils contain an aquarelle lead, allowing uniform darkening of large surfaces, and regular and intense line drawing.

Named after the famous RGB (Red, Green, Blue) coding system, these 2-in-1 tools combine the qualities of a colored pencil with a watersoluble 3B graphite lead to enable a variety of effects.

An innovative new product that allows artists to create authentic graphite pencil effects with a liquid, Derivan Liquid Pencil can be easily thinned with water to allow for the softest colors to be applied with a brush, nib, or other art tools.

A slim stick of pure artist-quality graphite combined with premium clays, graphitone can enhance your next drawing project. Use it like a usual pencil for excellent detail or unwrap the easy to peel paper and set it on its side for broad strokes.

Use wet or dry. Get a watercolor look by shading on dry paper followed by a water wash. Available for light, medium or dark wash. Or use on dampened paper to soften line edges. Use dry like regular sketching pencils.

The leads in Faber-Castell Graphite Aquarelle Pencils are combined with pigments that dissolve when brushed with water. Transform your drawings into washes, or dip the tip of the pencil in water to create rich, soft, smooth lines.

Watersoluble, soft, black graphite pencil. May be used wet or dry. Also used dry followed with a water wash.

Koh-I-Noor Gioconda Art Sets contain a selection of quality drawing materials that are well-suited for both advanced and intermediate artists. Materials such as graphite, aquarelle pencils, and essential tools are great for drawing, sketching, and toning. The sets are housed in metal boxes.

Switch from drawing to painting with the stroke of a wet brush with Staedtler Mars Lumograph Aquarell Pencils. These graphite pencils can be used wet, dry, or with other media. Casings are sourced from managed forests. Includes 4B, 6B, and 8B pencils and a #8 watercolor brush.