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An essential tool for artists from all walks of life, from the blossoming beginner to the experienced professional, art pencils are a must-have item for all creatives. We have an extensive range of drawing supplies and art pencil sets to ensure that you’re always equipped to turn your great ideas into great artwork. ***** Buy Drawing Pencils, Sets, and Supplies Online They say that the pen is mightier than the sword, but we reckon the pencil is even mightier than that! Whether you’re using them for thumbnail sketches, mockups, or prep-work for painting, or for producing finished pieces, pencils are one of the most essential tools in your artistic arsenal. Perfect for getting your ideas down on paper quickly, but just as suited to producing highly detailed finished sketches, drawing pencils are the versatile medium that’s suited to artists of all skill levels. In fact, we recommend that every artist have at least one set of high-quality pencils on-hand at all times. But not all pencils are created equal, and with just about as many pencils available as there are stars in the sky, choosing the right one for your needs can feel a little overwhelming. That’s why we’ve put together this handy guide to help get you started with your drawing supplies. What is the Difference Between ‘Normal’ Coloured Pencils and Artist Quality Coloured Pencils? All coloured pencils typically consist of pigment and a binder which holds it together. But despite a fairly basic make-up, the difference between pencil qualities can be vast. At its core, the difference between artist quality and regular or student-grade pencils is in the pigments. The higher the quality of the pencil, the more pigment and the less binder it will contain. This means that artist-quality pencils will allow you to achieve richer, purer, and more intense marks with less pressure than student-quality ones. Putting too much pressure on your pencil can lead to ‘scarring’ of the paper, so the less pressure you need to use,