Rembrandt sanguine pencil

Sanguine pencil for sketches and drawings, available in DRY and OIL versions.

DRY: Composition based on iron oxides and clays joined with gum arabic and binders of natural origin, it traces a characteristic reddish color similar to blood on the paper. It is used in artistic drawing to create works and sketches. The quality is based on the concentration of the pigment and the perfect balance between it and the binder: allowing a dosage of the line that, from fine and clean, becomes intense and rich. The medium tone, luminous, not orange, takes up the color used by Leonardo and Michelangelo.

OIL:  Unlike the DRY version, the generosity of the line is obtained with the mixture of oils that determine a dense and full-bodied paste that leaves a compact, soft and powerful line on the paper, giving rise to an obvious contrast between it and the tone. warm from the sanguine. Applied on satin or fine grain paper, it leaves pasty, homogeneous and intense strokes.