Goldfaber Graphite Tin unit:each Dot drawing demands patience and

Dot drawing demands patience and spatial understanding that transforms simple marks into complex form

Each completed pattern becomes a coloring opportunity

and the satisfaction of making something with your own hands

whether you're working on location or in the studio

wide enough to prevent tipping yet compact enough for smaller studios

Goldfaber Graphite Tin unit:each Dot drawing demands patience andTwelve degrees of hardness let you match the pencil to the mark. Hard leads (4H through H) hold fine points for precise linework and technical drawing; soft leads (B through 6B) release rich graphite for tonal work and expressive shading. The F and HB grades bridge that range, providing versatile middle ground for general sketching and writing. Faber Castell formulates these cores for consistent density throughout each grade, so a 2B delivers the same