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• Long metal tip, ideal for use with rulers and
  templates


• Pigment ink, indelible (in accordance with
  ISO 14145-2), lightfast, waterproof


• Erasable when used on drafting paper, no
  bleeding when highlighted


• Stand-up STAEDTLER box


• Cap off - can be left uncapped for 18 hours
  without drying up (Standard atmosphere
  according to ISO 554)


• Up to 12 line widths, black ink

Pigment Liner for

writing, sketching

and drawing

Mars

®

Lumograph

®

black 100B

Artists Pencils

• Premium-quality artists pencil


• Special lead formulation containing a high
  proportion of carbon for matt, jet black results


• Particularly suitable for drawing and hatching
  as well as for expressive sketches and portraits


• Unbelievably break-resistant through special
  lead formulation and super-bonded lead


• Lines reproduce well


• Lead diameter: 8B: 4.5mm, 6B/4B/2B:
  3.6mm


• Wood from PEFC-certified, sustainably
  managed forests

Kumeu Arts Centre also operates at local, regional

and international levels. The Centre has celebrated local

horticulture in its Scarecrow Festivals, takes part in the

regional photography exhibition, National Poetry Day and

World Wide Knit in Public Day, and this year also hosted

an international postcard competition.

Rapid growth in Kumeu village and its neighbouring

towns has increased demand for the Arts Centre

programmes and ongoing improvements and expansion

are planned. The Centre is strongly assisted with funding

from the Foundation North Community Trust, the Lotteries

Grants Board, the Lion Foundation and also from

Auckland Council’s Rodney Local Board.

The Centre runs a series of members’ combined
exhibitions, and solo exhibitions selected from ‘Expression
of Interest’ proposals. Details for those wishing to exhibit
are available on the Arts Centre’s website, along with a great
richness of previous events and exhibitions. http://www.
kumeuartscentre.co.nz/
Combined members’ exhibitions cover topical themes
and media including painting, photography, print making,
ceramics, textiles, multi-media and children’s art. This year
circus training has come to town, movies are shot there,
there’s yoga and meditation.

From our ‘Interwoven’ Exhibition by Judy Stokes and Eshah

Hudson.