Hexagonal Grid
Bring technical meshes and ventilation panels into your sketch without drawing every hexagon by hand.
Price: 11.90 US dollars. Single tile
Available individually
Bring texture and character to your sketches in seconds. Stay focused on your ideas without drawing each pattern by hand.


Four textured tiles, two scales on each. Slip one under your paper and rub a pencil across the page to bring the tile’s pattern into your sketch.
Choose a tile to see it in action.
Bring technical meshes and ventilation panels into your sketch without drawing every hexagon by hand.
Price: 11.90 US dollars. Single tile
Available individually
Suggest perforated panels, speaker meshes and textured grips with an ordered dot pattern.
Price: 11.90 US dollars. Single tile
Available individually
Define shadows and the direction of a surface with parallel hatching.
Price: 11.90 US dollars. Single tile
Available individually
Suggest the feel of woven fabric, rubber grips and textured plastic with crossing lines.
Price: 11.90 US dollars. Single tile
Available individually
Price: 39.90 US dollars.
All four patterns, wherever you sketch. A felt case protects your tiles, and a keyring keeps them together.
What’s included



Price: 29.90 US dollars.
All four textured tiles for the sketching kit you already have.
What’s included




Two scales per tile, one on each side.
Already have the tiles?
Explore the case & keyring“The tiles have plenty of raised texture, are quick and easy to maneuver underneath the paper, to add texture and shading.”
“They're fun to play with, and they do save time when the point of a drawing isn't to do every single pencil stroke by hand.”
“I've used them for a couple of projects, and I appreciate how there are two sizes of each pattern, so you can have some visual continuity within a project, but still have a little variety.”
“When I color, I sometimes like to make my backgrounds have a design rather than just a sky or colored background, and these are perfect for that.”
“If I was to mention one of my weaknesses in drawing, it would be texturing. These tools take the pain out of texturing. It does take a little practice with them to really good results.”
“I've wished for easier ways to make grids for years. These are perfect, so much easier than rulers or stencils.”
“I even applied some blue watercolor to see if these had any effect, but they didn't. However, after the watercolors dried I went over that area with a colored pencil and the texture still came through.”
“Easy to use with graphite pencils. Gets the intended texture consistently every time. I recommend rubbing very lightly to get an even darkness across the whole pattern.”
“Easy to use, I love how portable they are and that they barely take up and space in my art bag!”
“The panels add really nice comic book-style patterns/textures to traditional art, and they're easy to clean.”
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Product designer & educator
Adjunct professor, Hongik University · Founder, Sketch Factory
@sketchfactorySketches of furniture, accessories and electronics.
Watch and strap studies.
Texture as part of the drawing process.
Furniture sketches with textured upholstery.
Sketching for problem solving.
Animal and outdoor studies.
Sketching tools and drawings from the desk.
Footwear, buggy concepts and playful texture studies.
Product designer and strategist
Teaches product sketching at IED Barcelona and LABASAD.
@nastya_kuliabinaProduct sketching and texture experiments.
Furniture, product and accessory studies.
Illustration with OLO markers and SketchTiles.
Sketching classes, demonstrations and student work.
Surface studies in everyday objects.
Industrial design studies for handheld gaming.
Architecture, products and soft goods.
Product concepts and texture studies.
Product concepts and motorcycle suit studies in colour.
Classroom texture tests and sketches.
Marker swatches and SketchTiles texture tests.
Footwear and backpack studies, plus wearable tools for first responders.
Product sketches and texture experiments.
Product and architectural studies.
Footwear, furniture and everyday product studies.
Try a pattern on a practice drawing. Choose a colour, draw on a panel, then compare Fine and Coarse.
Digital preview. Your paper, pencil and pressure shape the real result. See the technique on paper

Drag across the drawing to reveal the texture.A4 · 297 × 210 mm
Tile and scale changes affect new marks only.
Draw with one scale, then choose the tile’s other scale and draw again to compare.
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