Winsor & Newton pencils are available in the following main types
Graphite pencils (drawing pencils):.
Winsor & Newton's graphite pencils are marketed as “Studio Collection” artist graphite pencils and are available in hardnesses from 2H to 8B (e.g., a set of six pencils in 2H, HB, 2B, 4B, 6B, 8B). Made from sustainably grown cedar wood shafts, the leads are said to be unbreakable and sharpen cleanly. Suitable for drawing and sketching, the set is also available in a simple and stylish metal can case. Colored pencils (watercolor pencils, oil-based colored pencils, etc.):.
Studio Collection Watercolour Pencils can be dissolved in water and used like watercolors. When dry, the pencils can be used as regular colored pencils, and with a wet brush they produce a watercolor effect. The lead is thick and smooth, and the colors are considered to be vivid. The lead is designed to be unbreakable and sharpened cleanly. Oil-based colored pencils may also be available. Charcoal Pencils (Charcoal Pencils):.
Similar to graphite pencils, charcoal pencils are also available for sketching and drawing. Features and ratings
High quality: Overall, Winsor & Newton offers high-quality drawing materials, and their pencils are no exception. The “Studio Collection” series, in particular, aims to provide quality for a wide range of users, from beginners to professionals. Core strength: The pencils are designed to resist lead breakage, contributing to smooth drawing and long lead life. Color (especially watercolor pencils): Watercolor pencils are recognized for their vivid colors when dissolved in water. Sustainability: The cedar wood pencils are sustainably produced. Ease of use: The pencils are described as smooth and easy to use for blending and shading.
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