Drawing pencils are classified by the hardness or softness. The harder the pencil, the lighter the led's gonna be. The softer, the darker. I believe the names for the pencils from harder to softer are: 6H, 4H, 2H, H, HB, B, 2B, 3B, 4B, 5B, 6B, 8B. And there might be some new ones called F and XX9. I think. Anyway, the H's are the harder, you can remember that because H could stand for "harder." The B's are the softer. And if you remember the H, then you won't need to remember the B.
The hardest lead - I mean graphite, we don't use lead anymore - is 4H, I think, and the softest is 4B. There are probably softer and harder graphite, but I've never used them. HB is the most common and is in the middle. Hard is a light line and soft is a dark line. Soft graphite wears away quickly, and hard graphite takes longer. That's all I know, if it helps.
pencil drawing
A regular #2 school type pencil lacks the amount of graphite that is in a typical drawing pencil. A higher level of graphite is necessary for longevity of the artwork and for contrast in the drawing.
So the drawing is a very fine line and easy to rub out?
pencil or ballpen
when you do a drawing using only lines
A pencil sharpener is classified as a stationary item used for sharpening the tip of a pencil to keep it pointed for writing or drawing. It falls under the category of office supplies or stationery.
pencil drawing
i said a drawring pencil ]
Any pencil can draw... but, pencils made specifically for drawing, have different darkness (smoothness) grades so we can make different areas light or dark which is difficult with just one pencil...got it?
a pencil
Frances Beem has written: 'Pen and pencil drawings' -- subject(s): Pen drawing, Pencil drawing
A regular #2 school type pencil lacks the amount of graphite that is in a typical drawing pencil. A higher level of graphite is necessary for longevity of the artwork and for contrast in the drawing.
So the drawing is a very fine line and easy to rub out?
What is the drawing device containing graphite.A pencil.
pencil or ballpen
Ann Kullberg has written: 'Colored Pencil Portraits' 'Colored pencil portraits step by step' -- subject(s): Technique, Colored pencil drawing, Portrait drawing
when you do a drawing using only lines