General's Black Water-Based Sketch and Wash Pencil

This is material from Zentangle Project Pack No. 13. It looks like a regular pencil, but the lead is water-soluble graphite, suitable for various paper types. When you draw on lines drawn with a damp watercolor brush over a General's black water-based sketch pencil, the graphite dissolves completely in water, creating a liquid watercolor effect. Combined with a watercolor brush, you can create large areas of color, dark markings, or layered gray rings.

Graphite dissolves in water and is completely absorbed into the paper brick. Therefore, after the graphite and paper brick have dried, you can continue to create or add colors on them, and these colors will retain their original pure and clear appearance.