Kaweco Sketch Up is a big, bold clutch pencil that takes an extra-large 5.6 mm lead. (For comparison, a standard artist pencil has a 2 mm lead.) As the name suggests, it's ideal for loose sketches with broad lines and...

Turn any 5.6 mm lead holder into a complete sketching set with this box of smooth, highly pigmented artist's leads. The six colors in this set are classics for landscape and figure drawing, all ubiquitous in studios and art schools...

The Pineapple (also called the Grenade) is our favorite pocket pencil sharpener. It fits in any pencil box or watercolor case, and it's a pleasure to use. The brass is nice and heavy, and the knurled texture makes it easy...

Sanguine, from the Latin sanguis for 'blood,' is one of the most significant colors in art history. The reddish-brown color of clay-rich earth has always been used by artists as a basic drawing color, and it is especially important in...

Rich, dark sepia is a staple in any drawing toolkit. Rendering a landscape in sepia pastel or crayon is a wonderful way of grasping its highlights and shadows and honing your ability to communicate the full range of values in...

These graphite refills are intended for 5.6 mm Kaweco clutch pencils, like Kaweco Sketch Up. They are graded 5B, extra soft and dark, and they lay down smoothly. Three to a package. Reusable plastic case included.

This sharpener set from NJK includes the two most important types of pocket sharpener: a standard sharpener for writing pencils (#516), and a sharpener for drawing and colored pencils (#508). The #516 makes a longer point and the #508 makes...

These colored pencil refills are intended for 5.6 mm Kaweco clutch pencils, like Kaweco Sketch Up. They are super soft and bright, and they lay down smoothly. Three to a package. Reusable plastic case included.

Kneaded erasers are good for tasks harder erasers can't handle, like wiping up charcoal, pastel, and colored pencil. They can be molded into any shape and rubbed gently against the paper to create lighter values within dark areas. And they...