Nitram Charcoal

Nitram Charcoal Nitram is the Preferred Charcoal of Professional Artists, Academies and Ateliers.

08/22/2026

THE ANATOMY OF SMILE
From the first Nitram charcoal lines to the final layers of oil glazing—a journey of light, form and expression.
A smile is never simply a smile.
It carries emotion, memory and character.
The Anatomy of Smile
Selected for The MEAM Hall – 8th Edition
Barcelona, 2026
Artist: Arindam Gupta
Presented by Art Concept, Dubai
OilPainting PortraitArt OldMasterTechnique Sfumato Glazing FigurativeArt ContemporaryArt DubaiArt BarcelonaArt ArtConceptDubai ArtProcess

“Daffodils: An Echo of Silence”Artist: Arindam Gupta Arindam Gupta Medium: Nitram Liquid Charcoal and Nitram Charcoal on...
08/17/2026

“Daffodils: An Echo of Silence”
Artist: Arindam Gupta Arindam Gupta
Medium: Nitram Liquid Charcoal and Nitram Charcoal on Paper
Year: 2026

A wonderful cast drawing by .c.r, a student at the Fine Art Academy of Germany Academy of Fine Art Germany . The drawing...
07/22/2026

A wonderful cast drawing by .c.r, a student at the Fine Art Academy of Germany Academy of Fine Art Germany . The drawing was done with Nitram charcoal and white chalk on red toned paper.

07/14/2026

Title: The Falconer
Medium: Nitram Charcoal on Linen canvas.
Size: 25 × 36.5 cm

A study done with Nitram Charcoals in preparation for oil painting.

The Falconer is a study of the timeless relationship between a falconer and his bird, symbolizing trust, discipline, freedom, and heritage. Inspired by the rich traditions of the Arab world, the work explores the quiet dignity and deep bond shared between human and falcon. Executed entirely in Nitram Charcoal, the drawing emphasizes expressive line, tonal harmony, and classical realism.

Selected for the 162nd Small Oils Exhibition
Philadelphia Sketch Club, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Congratulations to artist Mark Irving on having this stunning work featured in the Royal Scottish Academy's 200th Annive...
06/03/2026

Congratulations to artist Mark Irving on having this stunning work featured in the Royal Scottish Academy's 200th Anniversary Exhibition.

Created with Nitram Liquid Charcoal, this piece was Mark's first exploration of the medium. Thank you for sharing your work and experience with us—we're excited to see what you create next.

The Last Zebra, 2026
© Mark Irving
Watercolour
60 x 80 cm

05/12/2026

“Why I ONLY use Nitram Charcoal.
For charcoal drawings or oil paintings, I use Nitram Charcoal for both. I always start my underdrawing with it.
It makes everything easier.
And if I mess up? Just wipe it off with your hand. Gone.
No fuss, no stress. That’s why Nitram is my go-to.”
~ Arindam Gupta

04/22/2026

This small 25 “× “25 cm miniature is currently in progress as a charcoal drawing—an underpainting stage before moving into oils. It’s being created for a renowned European museum, and this is Part 2.
I’m building the piece carefully with charcoal, achieving strong precision and depth using Nitram charcoal, which I consistently prefer. It allows me to develop fine detailing and lifelike structure before the oil phase—something I find difficult to achieve with any other medium.

04/21/2026

This small 25 “× “25 cm miniature is currently in progress as a charcoal drawing—an underpainting stage before moving into oils. It’s being created for a renowned European museum, and this is Part 1.
I’m building the piece carefully with charcoal, achieving strong precision and depth using Nitram charcoal, which I consistently prefer. It allows me to develop fine detailing and lifelike structure before the oil phase—something I find difficult to achieve with any other medium.

Address

229-1885 Clements Road
Pickering, ON
L1W3V4

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Nitram Charcoal posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Nitram Charcoal:

Shortcuts

Share