Lyra Graphite Crayons, Assorted Degrees, Non Water-Soluble, Set of 24 Crayons, Black (5623240)
Details
- BrandLyra
- Writing Instrument FormCrayon
- ColorBlack
- Ink ColorBlack
- Age Range (Description)Adult
Description
🖤 Elevate your sketches with the timeless power of Lyra Graphite Crayons
- MASTER EVERY SHADE - Choose from 2B, 6B, and 9B for perfect light-to-dark gradients
- EFFORTLESS PRECISION - Broad, soft graphite delivers smooth, rich strokes every time
- MESS FREE CREATIVITY - Paper labels keep your hands clean while sharpening with any blade or sharpener
- COMFORT MEETS CONTROL - Ergonomic 114mm length and 13mm diameter for a fatigue-free grip
- HERITAGE OF EXCELLENCE - Crafted in Germany since 1806, trusted by artists worldwide
The Lyra Graphite Crayons set includes 24 solid graphite sticks in three hardness levels (2B, 6B, 9B), designed for smooth, rich shading and sketching. Each crayon features a comfortable grip with a paper label to keep hands clean, and is durable enough for large surface artwork. Made in Germany by a brand with over two centuries of artistic heritage, these crayons are perfect for professionals and enthusiasts seeking precision and depth in their drawings.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Dixon Ticonderoga |
| Brand | Lyra |
| Item Weight | 1.1 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 5.63 x 3.23 x 3.23 inches |
| Item model number | 5623240 |
| Color | Black |
| Grip Type | Round |
| Pencil Lead Degree (Hardness) | 2B |
| Material Type | paper |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Size | 24 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Point Type | Broad |
| Line Size | 13mm |
| Ink Color | Black |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 5623240 |
Reviews
R**R
NICE set of water soluble graphite sticks
These are so nice for the artists. When you open them they are upside down so you can see what softness or hardness they are and the tips are down. These are wonderful to have to transfer drawings to watercolor paper. I can't wait to start using them because I hate regular graphite sticks that make such a mess. These are water soluble.
A**Y
Fun addition to my stash of supplies!
Ooooh, fun new art supply to play with! Water soluble graphite is new to me and this opens a world of possibilities! Love the way it can serve as a wash. This levels up a simple sketch!
S**R
Great for tracing for artists
I use these graphite crayons to create my own transfer paper for painting designs. I have found this technique works better than the ready to use transfer paper because it produces fainter lines than the manufactured stuff. I just take the photo I want to to use for the transfer, and use the crayon to lay down a layer of graphite on the back of the sheet. I then turn the sheet over, place it graphite side down on the surface I am going to paint it on and then use a stylus to trace whatever lines I want from the original photo onto the surface to be painted. It is definitely much easier than trying to transfer an image using a projector or light box.
S**I
Good Quality Graphite
I sand down the sticks to create my own graphite powder. This 9B grade produced a really solid dark value I was looking for. The quality is great too. Since it's so dark, a little bit of graphite goes a long way if you only generating midtones. This means 12 sticks should last you a while. I bought it at ~14 bucks so for that price, the value was great!
S**
The Amount Listed is for 1 Crayon and not a 12 Count
This product was advertised as a 12 count of 9B graphite crayons for $29.81. I received 1 crayon for $29.81. No, the value for the money failed.
B**Y
Product was old but ok, product packaging was wrecked.
I received the product in damaged product packaging and it was the old style… however the product itself is ok. The Lyra water soluble graphite sticks are awesome, I use them all the time.
J**5
Durable.
Just found these at the bottom of a box. Shipped from Alaska. Only one broke. Carry one in my pant pocket daily for 4 months. It is about a inch used up.
L**B
Good pigmemt
Works great and is a very pigmented black crayon. Watersoluble very easy, or just smudge with finger or blend with stump.
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