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Reddit mentions of 6pcs Woodless Pencil Set - Graphite Pencil HB 2B 4B 6B 8B EE for Drawing, Writing, Shading, Coloring, Soft Pencil No Wood, Gift for Artist, Hobbyist,Beginner
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of 6pcs Woodless Pencil Set - Graphite Pencil HB 2B 4B 6B 8B EE for Drawing, Writing, Shading, Coloring, Soft Pencil No Wood, Gift for Artist, Hobbyist,Beginner. Here are the top ones.
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- SMOOTH PENCIL -- The pencils are very smooth and not too thick. They are well balanced, you can hold them without having to tighten up your hand muscles, so drawing is looser and freer
- WOODLESS PENCIL -- The woodless pencils have a coating on them, no wood, so you won't get graphite all over your hands. Suitable for kids/children, color from the page will not rub all over their hand, sleeve etc.,please don't worry
- FUNCTIONAL GRAPHITE PENCIL -- Deep charcoal color. Compared to regular pencil, the woodless one is angled to create wide lines and make shading easier. Apart from creating art,You can also use it in your office work, for example,use it as a nice dark pencil when you make lists and write self notes, or make ledger entries
- NO NEED SHARPENER -- Wonderful pencils for art work, and don't use a sharpener, just shade in while keeping the length of the tip while letting it roll a bit and you wont have to waste any of the pencil
- MUST KNOW -- The only thing to be careful of is dropping them - they will shatter. Fine quality graphite pencils set gift for practice sketches, students or hobbyists
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Specs:
| Color | 6pcs |
| Height | 0.79 inches |
| Length | 7.6 inches |
| Number of items | 6 |
| Size | 6 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.15 Pounds |
| Width | 5.91 inches |
Really good work.
If I can give some suggestions, I know mechanical pencils are kind of ubiquitous in schools, but I would try drawing more with thicker leads. Wooden pencils, woodless pencils, or staedtler mechanical pencils will help you with form and depth. Also using different lead types can help you in the long run. You seem to have a heavy hand (or really dark lead, going to guess it's 2B), playing around with 2H lead might help you save more time of drawing and erasing. (If you want more info let me know, I'm going to stop here because I feel like I'm rambling).
Keep at it, and never fall into the trap of being insecure about your work.
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