Classic drawing kit

A classic drawing kit includes everything you will need for drawing with graphite and pastel pencils:

• Drawing pad A4 spiral bound paper 160 grams cream tone 20 pages
• Sketchbook A5 spiral binding paper 100 grams cream tone 80 pages
• 5 graphite pencils
• 5 pastel pencils
• Extra soft white pastel chalk
• White eraser without PVC
• Flexible charcoal eraser
• Double sharpener
• Sandpaper for registration
• Set of charcoal sprinklers
• Pencil case

Classic drawing kit recommended for newcomers to the art world

Drawing used in the past mainly as a preliminary technique for painting or sculpting and making sketches, but today, with the changes in the art world, drawing has a status similar to the status of painting and the distinction between them has become less clear, so drawings can be found in exhibitions.

Drawing is a special form of thought, which translates the artist's vision and perception into images on paper. The drawing combines the activity of the two lobes of the brain with the left being responsible for fulfilling the rules of proportion, perspective and light and shadow while the right is responsible for the emotional and creative expression. There are countless exercises for developing drawing in the right and left lobes, which directly affect the development of perception and building a solid and broad base for color painting and sculpture.

Drawings are usually made in black using a pencil on white paper, but the options are varied and include drawing using colored pencils, pastel chalks and charcoal on paper in different colors (e.g. white pastel pencil on black paper). It is advisable to experiment with the different means of registration and combine different papers until you find the preferred method of registration. This registration kit includes a wide range of registration tools for getting acquainted with the materials and developing registration skills comprehensively.

Beyond the explanation of registration methods »
Exercise for holding a pencil correctly in the drawing »
Registration Rules and Exercises »