Conté crayon - National Portrait Gallery

A very hard type of crayon made from graphite and coloured clay. It usually comes in black, brown or warm red and is similar to chalk but with a slightly greasy texture. It also does not smudge or break as easily though the composition of conté makes it harder to rub out. When water is added to conté on paper the pigment is loosened and it can be used like a wash.

Crayon drawings - Portraits - National Portrait Gallery

Crayon drawings - Portraits - National Portrait Gallery

Crayon drawings - Portraits - National Portrait Gallery

Crayon drawings - Portraits - National Portrait Gallery

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Crayon drawings - Portraits - National Portrait Gallery

Crayon drawings - Portraits - National Portrait Gallery

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