Pen & Ink with Watersoluble Graphite Demo

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This video looks at some watersoluble graphite products that I use.
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@JaniLewisPaperCompulsions 6 лет назад

Thank you for all the great information. It helps me to see the different products and their applications.

@hattorihanzo8385 4 года назад

The artwork in this video is superb teoh..

@LauraRossflyswatter 5 лет назад

I have the Lyra crayon and I love it, especially for quick figure drawings. Get the soft one so you have the most range.

@bboyias 7 лет назад

excellent review! you really answered all the questions I've ever had about water soluble pencils!

@teohyc 7 лет назад

+bboyias Thanks 😀

@przykran 8 лет назад

I've had a Derwent Graphitone 2B woodless pencil for a while now, but I started using it just recently mainly for the base colour and this video definitely convinced me to get different ones and start using them for whole pieces, thanks Teoh!

@teohyc 8 лет назад

+Julia Z That's great. Have fun. 😁

@nordicpink 4 года назад

Your sketches are spectacular

@pollardk.1116 2 года назад

I have subscribed! The 1st video I watched from your channel was "Watercolor vs Watersoluble Graphite" (November 2019) I like your artwork and I have found your videos helpful. And the comments in your videos too are helpful. People sharing their experience with something on the video. Its just a healthy environment.

@dafinete 6 лет назад

I LOVE YOUR ARTWORK!!! YOUR STYLE AMAZES ME!! love from Singapore

@pollardk.1116 2 года назад

I agree! Much love in North America

@haicautrang5304 8 лет назад

Thank you for the video and showing your amazing sketches! This gave me an idea. I will take a brush pen with me when I take artgraf.

@teohyc 8 лет назад

+Rebecca Nelson Thank you 😀

@LeaGalTan 8 лет назад

Awesome sketches, especially the first one. Thanks for sharing!

@teohyc 8 лет назад

+Debbie Riley Thanks 😁

@88malhi 7 лет назад

Thank you. My water soluable graphite products arrived today so I needed some instruction. You were very helpful.

@teohyc 7 лет назад

+MaryAnne Long Thanks 😊

@TerrieJohnson731 4 года назад

Hi Teoh! Long time! I ordered the Lyra ws Graphite crayons in a set that contains several grades, 2B, ^B, 9B. You advised me to skip a couple numbers as many were not needed. I guess Lyra figured that out also. I plan to cut ends from each for half-pans, and then go! I am using Charcoal and graphite with great interest as I began drawing lessons today. Thanks for this video. I know it's an older one.

@riczzz6440 8 лет назад

The company that makes those graphites is called VIARCO and it is a portuguese brand!

@IllustrationsByPete 8 лет назад

Nice video Teoh! I have been using the Derwent Sketching pencils for a while. I really enjoy them. I want to try the graphitone next, they look interesting. I like how you dissolve them first on the palette and then apply them so they look smoother. Nice job.

@teohyc 8 лет назад

+IllustrationsByPete I do that because they are slightly more difficult to dissolve on the paper.

@chainsawkitten3766 6 лет назад

I love this medium, use mostly Artgraf and Caran d Ache Technalo pencils.

@jennw6809 3 года назад

Today I bought a Kyra graphite crayon, I thought I was buying the water soluble kind, but apparently there were two kinds that looked almost the same. I bought the normal graphite crayon by accident. I did draw a picture and quite enjoyed it though, it was very comfortable to hold. I didn't realize till I got home I needed a special sharpener!

@juliepederson8468 3 года назад

Thank you! Great info.

@scruffy281 7 лет назад

Thanks for the review.........your artwork is so beautiful. I wish I had your talent!!!

@teohyc 7 лет назад

+Debbie Lee Just practise more 😀

@ajane4418 8 лет назад

OH my word I love it!!!

@5ooibt 8 лет назад

Always get valuable tips from your videos. That's how the number of your subs increase quadruple in 7 months. Thanks and keep sharing !

@teohyc 8 лет назад

+Fred Ooi Thanks 😁

@dancer14280 7 лет назад

I love your art style! Subscribbled! :D

@maroulio2067 5 лет назад

excellent- thanks for posting

@Bundy6Hunna 8 лет назад

Keep posting videos, I love your channel!

@teohyc 8 лет назад

+Kevin Michael Thanks 😁

@XtianApi 3 года назад

Love it. Thank you

@phillblake6829 6 лет назад

That last sketch is amazing

@teohyc 6 лет назад

Thanks :-)

@stacyjens8256 5 лет назад

I like to use an eraser to pick up unwanted graphite or to just add light or fix something.

@Creepsa 8 лет назад

After watching this video I realised that the derwent pencil I had was actually water-soluble. I've had the pencil for 3 years now, kind of embarrassing...

@chrisolivares2145 8 лет назад

Same thing happened to me with other watersoluble materials...tombow markers for example, and yes it's embarrassing xD

@czansimone5264 7 лет назад

Hanna Paaver The pigment is made by acrylic it is water soluble when wet but when it dry out it is permanent . you can also use this on Fabric or canvas by adding textile medium.. to soften a little bit and when it dry out is washable..

@marywhaley4675 4 года назад

How funny.

@PaulaBean 4 года назад

@@czansimone5264 I found that I can rehydrate a dried-out pan of premixed grafitone on the palette. It's a different story when the graphite has already bound to the paper.

@king3340 7 лет назад

Thanks so much for your wonderful videos.

@teohyc 7 лет назад

+Judi King Thanks 😀

@LAtelierdeLouise 8 лет назад

hello cool video ! I loooove Artgraph, i will make a video on it too in few weeks

@MademoiselleAsphodel 8 лет назад

This has been a very helpful video Teoh, thank you so much for sharing! ~Carole

@teohyc 8 лет назад

+MademoiselleAsphodel Thanks 😁

@chrisolivares2145 8 лет назад

Nice video, viarco company who makes the artgraf line also has other product watersoluble, it's called black carbon, it looks like charcoal but with the watersoluble property, the black tones are more intense than the graphite line, at the point that its similar to apply ink without dissolve it, I can't find it in my city, but I have the artgraf products and they are awesome, black carbon should be great too

@teohyc 8 лет назад

I used to have Black Carbon. For some reason, it soaks up moisture in the air and will always have a wet surface. It's quite messy as a result especially here in Singapore when it's so humid.

@gordonhewitt7766 7 лет назад

Hm, I guess I didn't notice my sketch pencil was water soluble, seems interesting enough to try out! Thanks!

@g9in 8 лет назад

잘 봤습니다. 고맙습니다.

@confidential5897 8 лет назад

I have the tin and Artgraf stick and love them. Hadn't paired them with pen very often but I really like how yours turned out. Have your tried the kneadable graphite putty? It looks like a lot of fun though it doesn't fit into sketching category so well. Still, it looks like *a lot* of fun.

@lalaithan 8 лет назад

Have you tried the putty? I want to try it but I don't know how useful it will be for my style.

@paulycrossing 8 лет назад

Have you ever thought of making a video while you're sketching? I personally think that would be really cool! I love your videos, great job!

@teohyc 8 лет назад

I have some of those videos but I don't make too many because they are more difficult to produce. Well, it involves going out and bringing a lot of equipment. Hahaha. Here are some of the past videos (and be sure to check out my playlists): ru-vid.comsearch?query=timelapse

@paulycrossing 8 лет назад

+Teoh Yi Chie thanks Teoh!

@judithloganart8794 8 лет назад

Thanks for this! I also like using water soluble graphite. I have the Artgraf tin, but I have had problems getting really dark tones with it. I have only used it on cartridge paper in a sketchbook and in a watercolour moleskin, so maybe I just need to try it in on different paper? Have you tried the same company's black carbon, also water soluble? It's really interesting to use and you can get dark tones with it.

@teohyc 8 лет назад

Black carbon? Is that the square shaped thing? I've tried it before. It's really DARK! I had to throw it away though because it melts in the climate here in Singapore. O_o

@artistparis 8 лет назад

thanks for your videos, Teoh. Went out and bought a tin of artgraf. Should/ can I treeat with a fixative after?

@teohyc 8 лет назад

Yes you can use fixative over it. This will prevent the graphite from smearing. Note that when you spray fixative over thin paper, the paper may buckle so you may want to clip it down tight first.

@FranciscaPires 8 лет назад

artgraph is very nice, just one thing, if you cant find artgraph try to search for "viarco" which is the name of the company 😊 their pencils are awesome

@teohyc 8 лет назад

+Karpa Koi Thanks 😁🙌

@FranciscaPires 8 лет назад

+Teoh Yi Chie you're welcome 😊 i highly recommend their watecolor pencils and their basic color pencils too. and i'm happy to know a portuguese company produces products good enough to be used so far away and recommended by artists like you 😁

@WerewolfCas 8 лет назад

Thanks for making this video. I might just do this. Have you ever layered watercolours over the graphite?

@teohyc 8 лет назад

+WerewolfCas I don't like the look of graphite with watercolour. When used together I feel that graphite looks dead and lifeless. I know there are artists who like to use gray as an underpainting, but not for me. A gray mixed with watercolour will be more lively than the graphite.

@WerewolfCas 8 лет назад

+Teoh Yi Chie Thanks for the answer. I'll keep that in mind.

@chrissie4452 6 лет назад

Teoh Yi Chie b

@bec11mort 7 лет назад

Is a water-soluble graphite pencil something that could be used for the initial sketch of a watercolor painting that would disappear or soften when painted over? I struggle with drawing faint lines, no matter how hard I practice.

@teohyc 7 лет назад

+Bec M. If you use HB pencils, they mostly can't be seen after you add watercolour. Water soluble graphite can make the watercolour slightly dirty when dissolved

@chainsawkitten3766 6 лет назад

I think the graphite pencil in the Derwent Inktense line is made to not muddy up your work after you add water.

@BINGURAMI 8 лет назад

Thank you for the video! It turning to granulated like watercolor! interesting~😵😏 I have a question, Is it erased with rubber after dried?

@teohyc 8 лет назад

+노수빈 It is almost permanent. Very difficult to erase. If you run your finger over, you can still pick up tiny amount of graphite.

@beth___morse 8 лет назад

oh i love that pen/brush that has water already in it! is it refillable, and can you fill it with normal water or is it a special made for the pen?

@teohyc 8 лет назад

That's a waterbrush www.parkablogs.com/content/waterbrush-comparison-which-best

@ruthbowe9295 4 года назад

Teoh, I have a question about the squirrel mop brushes. Do I remove the thick plastic that’s around the wire that’s rapped around the hairs and handle of the brush? Also I love ur videos😍

@teohyc 4 года назад

That plastic is to hold the hair together. Don’t remove it.

@glasshalfsunny 8 лет назад

Great video today, Teoh! Could you explain why I would use the water soluble graphite instead of just a pan of black watercolor paint? I can see the advantage of using the pencils because you can draw with them too like a watercolor pencil, but if I have black watercolor paint, why would I want to get the pan of graphite to use instead? Just wondering. I am learning so much from your videos. Thanks! :)

@teohyc 8 лет назад

I think it's for the look of the tone. Some people prefer Sepia tone or other earth colours. Black is a little harsh, like a black and white photo.

@glasshalfsunny 8 лет назад

Thanks for responding. I think I will have to get some of the graphite in the pan just to try it out. Thanks!

@teohyc 8 лет назад

+Enid Jackson (midlifegoddess) They are great for practicing your values. However, they don't work well when used together with watercolour

@pakidood 6 лет назад

Is it ok to use regular watercolor brushes with water soluble graphite or have seperate brushes for it?

@teohyc 6 лет назад

+pakidood You can use normal watercolor brushes with water soluble graphite. Just wash the brush properly after each use, like you would if you use watercolour

@majerart 4 года назад

I love all your video. (Sorry for my bad english. I hope you understand what I writing to you) 😊

@paintrag6939 8 лет назад

Great video as always. Have you tried this on hot press paper? If so, are the washes smoother? Thx.

@teohyc 8 лет назад

+Paint Rag Hot Press will result in smoother washes. However, the textural and extremely granulating look from Artgraf will still be present.

@paintrag6939 8 лет назад

+Teoh Yi Chie Ok, thanks.

@blackink4554 6 лет назад

Teoh what kind of pen did you used in this one because using Gel pen and combining it with watercolor the ink of the gel pen is kinda joining the water with the watercolor pigment. What kind of pen is it?

@teohyc 6 лет назад

I usually use Sakura Gelly Roll or the Uniball Signo white gel pens.

@lalaithan 8 лет назад

Interesting. Do you know how this stuff compares to Derivan's Liquid Pencil?

@teohyc 8 лет назад

+lalaithan The look of Liquid Pencil is quite similar to Artgraf Watercolor Graphite. It's easier to mix because it is already liquid to start.

@thesameritan9844 8 лет назад

Which watersoluble graphite product you like the most? (Graphitone, pencils or pan ArtGraf)

@teohyc 8 лет назад

+Samermc9 Graphite is nice because you can get very even and flat washes but it's a bit inconvenient because you have to use the water brush to brush off the graphite to dissolve so it takes a while to create a large amount of wash. I think overall I still like Graphitone for that. Artgraf is a bit too textural for me, and has a tendency to cover ink lines.

@garyweybright3227 5 лет назад

Can the graphite be erased after it’s dry? This is really cool.

@teohyc 5 лет назад

The watersoluble graphite is almost permanent when dry.

@cmumford1477 8 лет назад

hey Teoh. Have u tried the Art Graf Carbon Black? It comes in a square disk. Very dark.

@teohyc 8 лет назад

+Cathy Mumford I've tried that. Indeed it is very dark. But for some reason it will absorb moisture from the air and is always wet. That is a problem because here in Singapore it is humid. So when it's wet, it's messy to use.

@katherinecalacday2620 8 лет назад

Hi Tech Yi Chie. What is the brush at 4:20? Normal brush? Very nice point.

@teohyc 8 лет назад

It's a Nevskaya Palitra Watercolour Brush ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bnzbJ8ws2U0.html

@katherinecalacday2620 8 лет назад

Thank you very much!

@blufeatherfarm2335 7 лет назад

Can you draw back over the top of the graphite wash after it has dried to add detail? With regular pencil or ink?

@teohyc 7 лет назад

Yes you can. But test it first on scrap paper. Ink lines will appear thicker.

@blufeatherfarm2335 7 лет назад

Teoh Yi Chie Thanks!

@PaulaBean 4 года назад

14:05 I feel that adding black ink would break the consistency of the graphite painting. Ink is too dark and also has a different surface.

@PaulaBean 17 дней назад

And when reviewing this a few years later, I think that a more intense black (be it black ink, black watercolor or black colored pencil) can enhance the contrast in a graphite painting. Which is a good thing - no need to conserve the 'consistency of the graphite painting'.