Drawing materials

I own and have used this set for graphite drawings. The Faber Castell quality is there as in most of their products.

I've been through two of these, I'm pretty sure you can also buy refills for it. They are good pencils for sketching. Sometimes, I'll use regular, much cheaper mechanical pencils for simple sketches I paint on.

Thjis is not the exact one I own, however, you have probably seen mine in a lot of classes and videos:) I love it. It's flat so it's more precise and it's sturdy. It's also lightweight and convenient to carry around. Check for sizes to see which one is best for you!

I love a kneaded eraser to soften sketching lines, I use it a lot and you might have seen it already in many videos and classes of mine. I have this Faber Castell type and it's worked well. I don't do much graphite work so mine lasts forever.

I can recommend the Faber Castell erasers, although it's possible to find more regular ones that work just as well too, especially if this is just to erase a few sketching lines (for heavier use on your artwork definitely go with Faber Castell just in case!).

I use this sketchbook for black stone / charcoal.

I love the white chalky pencil and black stone pencil in this set the most, there are also two graphite pencils, HB and 2B, one carbone pencil and one charcoal pencil.

This is one option of many, many sizes and different sets available. I use this to smooth out the lines in my drawings and I even have a use for them with oil pastels.