Graphite



Graphite
Graphite is a natural pigment best known for its use in pencils. In watercolour, however, Graphite has a subtle shimmer and is perfect for creating dramatic skies, rainy pavement, and adding a pencil-like quality to sketches and paintings.
Artist Notes: Graphite’s semi-granular nature can be used to great effect on cold pressed paper when textural effects are desired. Graphite leaves a subtle iridescent finish on paper when dry.
Paint Maker’s Notes: Graphite is a type of carbon most associated with pencil leads.
Transparency: Semi-Transparent
Staining: Staining
Granularity: Semi-Granular
Pigment Number: PBk 10
Pigment Type: Synthetic Organic
Pigment Composition: Crystallized carbon
Lightfastness: Not Rated
Toxicity: Non Toxic
Available in the following Stoneground palettes: