ScrawlrBox - Art Supplies Subscription Box

ScrawlrBox #073

Submerge yourself in the great outdoors and get inspired by dramatic and powerful landscapes. Featured artist Robert Dutton, will help get your creative juices flowing with his powerful and dynamic scenic designs. The September '21 box has a monotone palette is perfect for capturing striking scenes of nature with supplies that include a collection of Derwent Charcoal & Graphite Blocks, 2 Faber Castell Pitt Graphite Matt Pencils in 14B and 6B, a Vairico ArtGraf Tailors Chalk, a Goldfaber White Colour Pencil, a Derwent Blending Stump and a Clairefontaine PaintOn Denim A5 Pad.

£24.95
- 0%

Quantity

Buy Now

Featured Artist

Robert Dutton

Robert is a professional artist and lives in North Yorkshire. A move he made with confidence from Leeds in March to be closer to his ever popular painting and expressive drawing subject matter - the North York Moors, Yorkshire Dales, East Yorkshire Coast, and The Lake District.

Having qualified with a Bachelor of Arts Degree (with Honours), Robert worked as a professional Graphic Designer and illustrator for over 30 years in the commercial sector. Following successive shows in London with his work and sell out shows in the North of England, in 2013 Robert took the decision to become a full time artist .

Instagram/ @robertduttonfineart
Website/ www.rdcreative.co.uk

Read The Artist's Interview

#ScrawlrChallenge

Dramatic Landscapes

This months box is all about exploring your surroundings. Take inspiration from our featured artists abstract and loose style of drawing to capture, with great emotion, the power and drama of landscape. Get stuck in and experiment with all the textures these supplies have to offer. Use washes, build up layers, make marks, see how the dark and light work to convey the feeling of your landscapes and create striking sceneries.

Top 3 Winners: (+300 ScrawlrPoints)
- @raininglands
- @claragareis
- @thatgirlnamedem

#ScrawlrBox

What was in the box?

Derwent Charcoal & Graphite Blocks

The Derwent Charcoal and Graphite blocks are chunky sticks made from a perfected blend of charcoal and graphite. They are great for creating bold, dramatic sketches and atmospheric line drawings. They’re perfect for seamless blending, mixing and layering and are also water-soluble too - add a little water to create a subtle wash. Experiment with using the side of the block to create wide sweeping strokes, and the ends, which can create finer more precise lines.

Faber Castell Pitt Graphite Matt Pencils

These Pitt Graphite Matt pencils are a revolution for graphite drawing. These innovative pencils are specially developed to reduce light reflections on the paper, for a perfect matt finish to your designs. They’re extra break-resistant, and have the environment in mind, with carbon-neutral production, wood from certified sustainable forestry and finished with an environmentally-friendly water-based varnish.

Clairefontaine PaintOn Denim A5 Pad

A new denim-coloured paper that’s a natural shade of mineral blue-grey and a great mid tone starting point. This paper can be paired with all kinds of media including charcoal, graphite, pencils, pastels, acrylic, watercolour and even oil paints. It is an ultimate mixed media option for any artist.

Viarco ArtGraf Tailors Chalk

You may have seen tailors chalk for use with fabric, but Viarco have used this familiar shape to create an artists chalk block. This chalk pairs beautifully with charcoal and graphite as it layers and blends so easily and it’s water-soluble so you can create soft washes of white.

Goldfaber White Colour Pencil

This Goldfaber coloured pencil is created with high-quality materials to provide maximum break-resistance, excellent lightfastness and outstanding colour brilliance. It has a wonderful creamy consistency with a soft but sturdy lead as well as brilliant pigmentation that layers very well on multimedia projects.

Derwent Blending Stump

This paper stump is a handy tool for blending and smudging dusty media like charcoal, graphite or pastel. It’s great for taking the fuss and mess out of using your fingers and when it wears down you can easily clean and re-point it with a soft sand paper.