LYRA Graphite Crayons Sets

Sketch and design with Lyra Graphite Crayons. The 12mm thick crayon format provides great coverage for shading large areas.

These are non water-soluble graphite crayons that are ideal for artists who take care over shading. Lyra graphite crayons make sketching and background shading easier and more fun. These are non water-soluble graphite crayons that are ideal for artists who take care over shading. They are paper wrapped to keep hands clean. The smooth graphite glides easily across the paper.

Lyra Graphite Crayons Non Water 24ST

Lyra Sharpener for Graphite Crayons - Philadelphia Museum Of Art

Water-soluble graphite crayons, the set contains 3 assorted grades: 2B, 6B and 9B

Water-soluble Graphite Crayons , L: 6,5 cm, 24 pc/ 1 pack

Lyra Water Soluble Graphite Sticks are excellent for sketching, form drawing, and value studies., These crayon shaped graphite sticks glide

Water Soluble Graphite Crayons

LYRA artist supplies are superior products for serious artists. LYRA Graphite Crayons are perfect for sketching and shading large areas. Add depth to your drawing with these 12 millimeter, paper wrapped crayons will keep your hands clean. They are water-soluble, non-staining and erasable when dry. Draw, sketch design and empower your creativity with artist products from LYRA. This 3.2x5.5x3.2 inch package contains twenty-four LYRA Graphite Crayons in three hardness degrees, 2B, 6B and 9B.

Lyra Graphite Water-Soluble Crayons 24/Pkg

These solid graphite crayons are perfect for sketching, layout work and shading large areas. The hexagon shaped crayons measure 12cm long and 12mm in diameter, and have a removable paper wrapping. The water-soluble variety may be used with a brush and water for monochromatic watercolor effects and are non-staining and erasable when dry.

Lyra Graphite Crayon - 9b

Lyra Rembrandt provides a high-quality finish on all surfaces, especially on rougher textures which are good at retaining pigments. Round-shaped pencils made from PEFC certified cedarwood. Lyra is one of the oldest pencil manufacturers in the world. Johann Froescheis began producing pencils in Nuremberg in 1806. For over 200 years Lyra has been synonymous with German innovation and quality, and today the brand is popular around the world.