ContÃ© A Paris 2 matite pastello, nere

Name: ContÃ© A Paris 2 matite pastello, nere
Brand: Conte a Paris
SKU: 0646217501178
Price: 26.20 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Conte a Paris

3.5/5

€
26.20

L'eccezionale diametro della mina pastello Conte a Paris (5 mm) offre un'autentica libertà di creazione e ha una sensazione impareggiabile. Il pastello è perfetto compagno di matita per pastelli morbidi perché la sua mina è leggermente più dura con meno pigmento. È preferibile ai pastelli morbidi e pastelli Conte quando sono richiesti dettagli per piccoli e medi formati. A differenza dei pastelli tenui, la matita pastello non deve essere aggiunta in strati successivi di colori, ma utilizzata come colori puri disposti in modo patchwork uno accanto all'altro (per non offuscare le sfumature). Contiene 2 matite Patel nere.

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EAN: 0646217501178

Categories: Arti, artigianato e cucito, Forniture per pittura, disegno e arte, Disegno, Supporti di disegno, Matite,

Paese di origine: Francia. È preferibile ai pastelli morbidi e pastelli Conte quando sono richiesti dettagli per piccoli e medi formati. Il pastello è perfetto compagno di matita per pastelli morbidi perché la sua mina è leggermente più dura con meno pigmento. L'eccezionale diametro della mina conte a Paris pastello (5 mm) offre un'autentica libertà di creazione e una sensazione impareggiabile.

Age Range (Description)	Adult
Brand	Conté à Paris
Color	Black
Country of Origin	France
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 1,900 ratings 4.4 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
Ink Color	Black,Pastel
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Item model number	50117
Item Weight	0.01 ounces
Manufacturer	ColArt Americas
Material	Pastel
Product Dimensions	0.39 x 2.32 x 10.04 inches

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Scritto da: Tawna Leffel

Nice whiteners

Fast delivery. Product as expected.

Scritto da: iffy holler

Not broken

Works fine, does the job. Arrived in good shape.

Scritto da: Pleahr

love these...

Fun on black paper!

Scritto da: JoLe

5 for writing, 1 for sharpenability

I’m a woodworker and buy these for marking dark woods, e.g., walnut. Not as soft as chalk and they CAN be sharpened (more on that below) so they’re great for precision measurements. So for that application I’d rate them a 5. However, they are virtually IMPOSSIBLE to sharpen with a pencil sharpener. Any type, any manufacturer, even those that claim to be for colored pencils. If you keep at it, you’ll just wind up with a short little stub the first time you try, since the ‘lead’ just continually breaks before the tip ever gets to a usable point. No matter how careful you try to be, how you hold the pencil, the pressure (or lack thereof) you apply, or whether you try an electric, hand-cranked, or manual sharpener. I finally found only two ways to sharpen these pencils: (1) with a very sharp knife — and even then it’s tricky to avoid breaking off the tip, or (2) by gently holding the pencil against a running stationary belt sander with the axis of the pencil in the direction of belt travel. Now I realize the vast majority of artists, who are the main users of these pencils, aren’t likely to invest in a $1000 machine to sharpen their pencils but, hey, I’m just saying.

Scritto da: Diana S. Richter

Have to work at it!

These pencils offer very little white. Doesn't give a good white covering. Really have to work and take a lot of time to make them work.

Scritto da: AMB

Not for white paper

Bought these to go with black sticky notes as a gag gift. The two items are great together but limited in usage apart. A regular graphite pencil is nearly invisible on a black page. A white pencil is equally hard to see on a white page. But together, they are magic.

Scritto da: Maugha

I thought these would be much harder

I became interested in Conte pastel pencils when I heard an artist state that he had covered the paper in conte prior to testing the chalk pastels he was about to review. I wondered why and started to do research on this. It seemed that most of the reports stated it is harder and more waxy than a regular pastel and as a result is often used as a base. I am just starting to get into charcoals and pastels so I was intrigued. I just received them along with several types of chalk pastel sticks. I really like these. I still am not educated enough on hard pastels as I only have one Derwent Inktense and am not fond of it at all. I thought the Conte's would be like that but they are not. This is an easy pencil to work with and yet sturdy on paper and as a pencil. This will be one of my utility pencils, like my Ebony or my burnisher or blender pencil. Cudos to Conte, I will purchase more when money permits.

Scritto da: Manon Tremblay

An essential part of my drawing supplies!

I really enjoy working with these! I use them with graphite, mostly on Strathmore toned Grey paper, for the really dark parts of the drawing, and it even covers graphite quite well (particularly useful with the white version of this product). I also use them on pastel and charcoal paper on their own. They're too big for regular pencil sharpener, so i use an x-acto knife, or just plain old razor blades, then sharpen the tip with sanded paper. Their heavier weight than charcoal pencils is quite agreable and theyr are also longer than other pastel pencil i use (like the faber castell pitt pastel pencils, for example) so they last a while longer, wich is great. Not too dusty, they also erase rather well. I have many stashed, I wouldnt do without them!

Scritto da: E. Valero

Excellent Pastel Pencils!

The Conte au Paris pastel pencils are wonderful overall with the biggest negatives being the smaller colour selection (48), and that a big chunk of them are not lightfast. Performance wise though - they are excellent. Gorgeous colour saturation, a large, robust colour core, and although the core remains fragile as all pastel pencils are, I had no issues when sharpening (just make sure you use a very sharp pencil sharpener or a utility knife). A bonus is the black and white are also sold in blister packs of 2 which is excellent since those are 2 pigments I use a lot, and both colours offer excellent performance, and are lightfast. The Conte Black pastel pencil is also one of my favourite black pastel pencils second only to the General's Multipastels; and I find it superior to both the Faber-Castell Pitt pastels, and the Stabilo Carbothello. Recommended.

Scritto da: Seyed Alireza Alavi

High quality

High quality

Scritto da: Sandra

Soft pencil

Like the softness. Going to get more

Scritto da: MEK

Excellent Pastel pencil

I love the lay down of these pastel pencils. White is very vibrant and blends well. Only issue I need to find a sharpener that fits these. I may have to break down and by the $10 Conte a Paris specialty sharpener.

Scritto da: Lidia

Good

Very nice and for a good price.