Back-to-School Essentials - Drawing

• Reusable: the same screentone can be used for several designs
• Easy to apply: the design is transferred by rubbing
• Compatible with alcohol markers 

• Choose a line, stamped or photocopied design.
• To apply the screentone, place it over your design. The screentone is transparent, so you can see the design through it.
• Using a ballpoint pen, mark the area you want to transfer, then run the pen over the entire area you want to transfer the design to. The screentone will become transparent, indicating that the design has been transferred to the paper.

• Permanently set the design by polishing the transferred screentone onto the paper with the burnishing sheet.
• Colour your design as you wish using alcohol or water-based markers!

• Compass
• 6" (15 cm) ruler
• Pencil
• Ink/pencil eraser
• Pencil sharpener
• 45 and 60 degree set squares
• 180 degree protractpr
• Dividers
• 3/8" (10 mm) lettering stencil

The KUM Black Widow allows you to create a round or a pointed lead by simply inserting or removing the innovative Tipformer-System. The Tipformer-System also serves as a tool for cleaning the high-quality Dynamic Torsion Action carbon steel blades. The “Click” container opens by simply squeezing the outside of the body slightly. The perfect short cone sharpener for pencils with highly porous and powdery leads.

Based in Erlangen, Germany, KUM is the world's leading manufacturer of pencil sharpeners since 1919. KUM sharpeners are distinguished by their excellent blades, quality construction and a wide variety of styles to suit all tastes. 

Acrylic set square.

Stainless steel and cork ruler, gradated in centimeters and millimeters and also in 1/16 and 1/32 inches.

Acrylic set square.

• Meet ASTM and ACMI non-toxicity standards
• Not suitable for cosmetic use 
• Not recommended for use on fabrics intended to be washed

• Meet ASTM and ACMI non-toxicity standards
• Not suitable for cosmetic use 
• Not recommended for use on fabrics intended to be washed

This KUM sharpener creates extra-long pencil points, which stay sharper for longer. It features a precision-milled, magnesium alloy body with recessed grip zone. Suitable for all round, hexagonal and triangular shaped pencils.

Based in Erlangen, Germany, KUM is the world's leading manufacturer of pencil sharpeners since 1919. KUM sharpeners are distinguished by their excellent blades, quality construction and a wide variety of styles to suit all tastes. 

Produced to celebrate the 100-year anniversary of the brand, this simple and elegantly designed sharpener contains KUM's high-quality sharpening capabilities. The single-hole magnesium sharpener is contained within a sturdy glass container, which will hold up to rigorous studio or office use. Excellent for artists or students.

Based in Erlangen, Germany, KUM is the world's leading manufacturer of pencil sharpeners since 1919. KUM sharpeners are distinguished by their excellent blades, quality construction and a wide variety of styles to suit all tastes. 

KUM’s Easy Point Sharpener: a lead pointer with container that is suitable for pencils with a diameter of 2 to 3 mm. Features a specially hardened blade.

Based in Erlangen, Germany, KUM is the world's leading manufacturer of pencil sharpeners since 1919. KUM sharpeners are distinguished by their excellent blades, quality construction and a wide variety of styles to suit all tastes.

The Burnisher pencil by Derwent helps colour penetrate deeply within the paper for a blended finish that is almost photographical.

This hard and colourless pencil brings a polished and voluptuous finish on pigmented layers. Used to cover a colour, the Burnisher pencil creates a luminous (or lustrous) effect without changing the colour of the piece. Applied first, it can also serve for the crayon resist technique, together with fattier pencils like the colorsoft pencil.

The Derwent blending pencil allows obtaining a subtle mix of tones. This pencil is soft and colourless and contains the same medium as colorsoft colouring pencils.

It allows blending two colours or more to obtain a new shade and mix or soften a pencil line that is a little too frank.