When working with graphite, it’s important to keep your paper clean and free from smudges. You can also use graphite to create a range of different shades by using different pressure levels. The harder the pencil, the lighter your drawing will be.
The softer the pencil, the darker your drawing will be. It can be found in pencils of various hardness levels, from very soft (8B) to very hard (8H). Unlike charcoal, graphite is a grey colour. It’s a medium that is often used for more realistic drawings. Graphite is the most popular and widely used of all the art mediums. Charcoal pencils are great for detail work and tortillion work excellently as blending tools to smooth out edges. For example, artists can brush charcoal powder onto the paper to create smooth blends and soft transitions.
There are various charcoal drawing supplies, that can be used to create different techniques and effects.
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