Friday, August 10, 2012
Smokers pencil.
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2 comments:
Lovely sketch with the touches of red and blue, Nikira. I assume this means you found the proper lead to use in the pencil?
Honestly I don't remember, CrimsonLeaves, I think I was able to stick in one of the very old 1.18. Because it is pretty hard, like most of very old 1.18. It still smells like tobacco, when you pull sharp stem out. I like how this lead jerks on Stillman & Birn sketchbook paper, leaving stray dots and scratchy lines.
Last page on previous post was done with Smokers pencil.
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