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Use Pencil Hardness to Your Advantage

When starting the preliminary drawings for any project it is best to keep the lines light and sketchy. A 2H pencil hardness is ideal for this. This is one thing I have definitely learned over the years that has greatly impacted my design and the process of which I work. When I was in high school there was a fellow artist's work that I admired for the skill and and overall style his pieces possessed. While watching him work one day I noticed he only used two or maybe three different pencils on his pieces: a 2B pencil and. | Use Pencil Hardness to Your Advantage When starting the preliminary drawings for any project it is best to keep the lines light and sketchy. A 2H pencil hardness is ideal for this. This is one thing I have definitely learned over the years that has greatly impacted my design and the process of which I work. When I was in high school there was a fellow artist s work that I admired for the skill and and overall style his pieces possessed. While watching him work one day I noticed he only used two or maybe three different pencils on his pieces a 2B pencil and an Ebony pencil. These pencils are on the softer side of the spectrum when it comes to pencil hardness. Tip Pencil hardness ranges from 9H-9B with the H end of the spectrum being the harder and the B obviously the softer. For a little reference your standard school pencil is HB. HARDER.Middle.SOFTER 9H 8H . 2H H F HB B 2B . 8B 9B He did his preliminary sketches using a mechanical pencil with 2B lead. I used this technique for quite a while as I had always heard that A 2B pencil is great for any job. While this is true at some point in the process I have come to realize that the softer leads are best suited for cleaning up and redefining the lighter sketchy lines that need to be bolded The softer leads like 2B are darker and while they are soft they don t erase well if you put any amount of pressure on the paper. At the same time the harder pencil leads can leave indents in your paper which will spoil any other lines should you want to erase them later. pencils My Rules to get the most out of the different Do all preliminary and rough sketches with a 2H lead or lighter using light pressure they go all the way to 9H although you may not see too many around this hardness After you have sketched everything out and settled on a final composition Go over your sketch redefining the really sketchy areas and give them an even bolder line using your softer leads. Tip Once I get all my proportions right and are happy with .