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This guide helps artists and creatives get the most out of their Faber-Castell Pitt Graphite Matt Pencils. Designed for professionals and hobbyists, these pencils provide an ultra-matt graphite laydown, perfect for reducing reflections on paper and achieving maximum depth. Keep in mind that while the matt finish is a key benefit, it may require slightly different techniques than traditional graphite pencils. This guide covers key features, usage, care, and troubleshooting to ensure you get the best results.
| Model Part Number | 115220 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Faber-Castell |
The matt finish reduces light reflection, creating a non-glare surface ideal for detailed work and monochrome drawings.
These pencils work well on various paper types. Experiment with smooth and textured surfaces to find what suits your style best.
Use a high-quality pencil sharpener. Be careful not to apply too much force to avoid breaking the lead.
Store the pencils in a case to protect the lead. Avoid dropping the pencils. Sharpen them regularly, and use a soft eraser for corrections.
Yes, they are suitable for artists of all levels, including beginners. The smooth application and various grades make them versatile for different techniques.
Different hardness grades (HB to 14B) allow for varying degrees of darkness and shading effects. Softer leads (e.g., 6B, 8B) are great for shading, while harder leads (e.g., HB) are good for precise lines.
Yes, they are made from wood from certified sustainable forests, with an environmentally friendly water-based varnish, and produced in a carbon-neutral way.
Ensure you are not applying excessive pressure. Sharpen the pencil carefully, avoiding excessive force. Consider a pencil with a higher 'B' grade for softer, less breakable leads.
Ensure the paper surface is clean. Rotate the pencil while drawing to maintain an even point. Experiment with different angles and pressure levels.
Use a soft eraser designed for graphite. Try using a kneaded eraser for more precise corrections.
