About Basic of Pencil Sketch
In order to start
practicing your basic pencil drawing techniques, you will need to gather a few
materials. The first thing you want to do is select the right type of pencil
for your project. There are many different pencil grades for you to choose
from, and sometimes the pencil grade of one brand may be different than
another, even if they are the same number. It’s a good idea to select a case of
pencils with varying grades, or choose individual pencils from the same company.
In order to start
practicing your basic pencil drawing techniques, you will need to gather a few
materials. The first thing you want to do is select the right type of pencil
for your project. There are many different pencil grades for you to choose
from, and sometimes the pencil grade of one brand may be different than
another, even if they are the same number. It’s a good idea to select a case of
pencils with varying grades, or choose individual pencils from the same company.
Outlines
and Line Variety
When you begin your
drawing, start with a harder pencil to create lighter outlines. A drawing
usually has two layers of outlines. The first is a light outline that is used
as a guideline to create your basic shapes. To create this technique you want
to use less pressure as you press down on your pencil and draw in a slow smooth
motion. You’ll want to be able to erase some of these lines as your drawing
evolves.
Graphite Pencils
1) Ebony Pencil by Eberhard Faber
2) Sanford
Mirado #1/B
3) Dixon
Ticonderoga #1/B
4) Sanford
Design 1B
5) Sanford
Design 2B
6) Sanford
Design 4B
7) American
Pencil Venus 5B
8) Bic
Velocity 0.9mm disposable
9) KOH-I-NOOR
Rapidomatic 0.7mm (B)
10) Bic #2
0.7mm lead disposabl
Pencil Grades
The softness of graphite artist's products are rated
alphanumerically around this basic scale:
(Most Soft) 8B, 7B, 6B,
5B, 4B, 3B, 2B, B, HB, F, H, 2H, 4H, 6H, 8H
(Very Hard)
B =
Blackness, H = Hardness, HB = Std. #2, F = Fine Point (Std. #3-4)
Recommended brands: General Pencil, Derwent,
Eberhard Faber, Faber-Castell Goldfaber, Dixon, Berol (Sanford), Sanford DESIGN
(formerly Venus), Staedtler, Cretacolor
When you begin your
drawing, start with a harder pencil to create lighter outlines. A drawing
usually has two layers of outlines. The first is a light outline that is used
as a guideline to create your basic shapes. To create this technique you want
to use less pressure as you press down on your pencil and draw in a slow smooth
motion. You’ll want to be able to erase some of these lines as your drawing
evolves.
Graphite Pencils
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