The pencils that are the basis of animation
Limited edition
IT IS NOTABLE FOR:
- Being a limited edition that pays tribute to animation. Drawing is the first step in creating any animation. And animation is the first step in our introduction to the world of stories. Since we are little we fall in love with iconic characters who teach us and entertain us, make us laugh and cry. That is why when we grow up, these characters accompany us throughout our lives and we find a place of joy and nostalgia when we see them again. For all these reasons, Blackwing pays this beautiful tribute to animation and its characters.
- Form an animated scene starring Wile E. Coyote, the famous and beloved character that Chuck Jones created for the Looney Tunes series. Who hasn't laughed at Coyote's clumsy adventures? With their runs and their falls? To remember them, when 6 of these 12 pencils are placed in the color order in which they come, a scene of Coyote running is generated that can be seen thanks to a tab that is included.
- Its quality and design. They are made with extra firm graphite and have all the features and quality of Blackwing pencils. Volume 7 also combines three colors in its finish: it has a black ferrule, a gold clip and an orange eraser. An evocation of the creativity of animation, a discipline where there are no limits: the only limit is our imagination.
- Be part of the Blackwing "Volumes", beautiful and careful editions of pencils dedicated to movements, characters and artistic milestones in history. Find them here .
At Notable-Notebooks.com we offer you packs of erasers of various colors to personalize your Blackwing. Find them here.
ARTISTIC STYLE FOR TRUE SYBARITES
Blackwing pencils were originally introduced by Eberhard Faber Pencil Company in the 1930s. Their cult following included John Steinbeck, Vladimir Nabokov, Truman Capote, Chuck Jones who proudly used the Blackwing 602 to create Bugs Bunny and many other characters from Looney Tunes. He stated that a pen is full of ink, but the Blackwing is full of ideas. In 2010, Palomino launched the reissue of the legendary pencils that disappeared in 1990.
