ArtGraf Water-soluble Graphite on Toned Paper

[@heatherdubeart]

These things are soo amazing! Thank you for introducing me to these!

[@juliebishop6898]

You call the white stick charcoal, but is it not graphite?

[@ThePaintSpotEdmonton]

Hi Julie, I cannot call white a graphite since graphite is always greyish black. The white water-soluble tailors' chalk is best described as a liquid chalk because it is grittier than watercolours and has a bit more body to the colour. Lots of brands are called liquid charcoals when really they mean coarse pigments. It is confusing. That is why we make videos to demo them. I hope you enjoy trying them soon.

[@juliebishop6898]

@@ThePaintSpotEdmonton Thank you for the excellent description. It makes perfect sense especially when you mention the tailors chalk. I have a black artgraf disc but had no idea they made ochre. I saw it in your video so thank you! I will put it and white on my wish list 😉

[@phillipstroll7385]

Mention prices. The video is key worthless without prices

[@ThePaintSpotEdmonton]

Thank you for asking. Here is a link to the materials. And they are on sale this month! paintspot.ca/product-category/drawing1606883528/watersoluble-drawing/artgraf-watersoluble/