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From Faber-Castell, founded in Stein, Germany in 1761 by a cabinet maker named Kaspar Faber, and still run by his family nine generations later.
They are the largest pencil maker in the world — around two billion a year, in more than 120 colors. Two and a half centuries of knowing how pigment ought to behave.
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Ninety sheets is permission to be bad at something. Practice paper is what turns a hesitant line into a confident one, and nobody practices freely on expensive stock. This is the pad you hand a child, or keep beside your own chair, precisely because there is always another sheet underneath.
Faber-Castell makes it from newsprint containing 50 percent post consumer recycled material, sized at a generous 9 by 12 inches with tear-away sheets. It takes graphite pencils, colored pencils, charcoal, crayons, markers and pastels, which makes it as useful for a five year old with a fistful of crayons as for an adult warming up before real work. Faber-Castell has been making art materials since 1761.
Painting rather than sketching?
This newsprint pad is made for pencil, charcoal, crayon, marker and pastel. The watercolor pad is the same 9 by 12 inch size, built for paint.