Appendix:
- Dry graphic and artistic techniques – designed for use with natural and pressed charcoal, graphite, dry pastels, pastel pencils and powder pigments.
- Fine details and background gradients —the sharp tips provide precise control over small details, shading, and outlines, while the rounded tips are designed for easy shading of larger areas.
- An alternative to a paper pencil— these soft sponges don’t scratch the paper, don’t leave fibers behind, and prevent the image from smudging due to the natural oils on your fingers.
How it works:
- Application technique: Hold the palette knife at an angle to the paper and, applying light pressure, glide it over the layer of charcoal or pastel to achieve soft shadows and smooth transitions.
- Changing the tips —the tips are attached and removed by gently pulling them from the top of the handle, allowing for quick replacement when working with different colors.
- Cleaning – Dirty tips can be cleaned by pressing them several times against a dry piece of paper or by gently washing them with lukewarm water and mild soap, then allowing them to dry completely before the next use.









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