Seventy-three pieces spanning three ways of making a mark: ink through fineliners, graphite through mechanical and wood-cased pencils, and charcoal for tone. That combination suits illustration and comic work, where a drawing is built in pencil and finished in ink. Seventy-three pieces also means duplicates of the sizes that run out first — the fine nibs and the HB leads — rather than one of everything and nothing spare.
Specifications
- Contents: 73 pieces
- Includes: fineliner pens, mechanical pencils, graphite and charcoal pencils, erasers, blending tools
- Case: fitted storage case
- Use: illustration, inking, sketching
Care & Use
Store fineliners flat or tip-down; standing them upright lets ink drain back and the nib dries out. Let ink dry fully before erasing pencil under it, or the eraser drags the line. Cap pens the moment you finish a stroke — a fineliner left open for ten minutes is often finished.