Ultimate Pencil Eraser Review - Mono zero, Derwent, Faber Castell + more 

😂😂 me too

Me too

And yet I found it so satisfying, where didi my youthfulness go? X'D

Same hahaha 🤣😂

The problem with that one is that the eraser is hard and it wears off the paper easily, giving a weird texture when you draw on top of it

+Andre van Wyk thanks I will take a look at those :)

+Kyomii Brown tahnks - good point - I just found the one I had was too big for me to hold easily

+Jason Morgan - Wildlife Art (wildlife art) What might work for you is if you roll it into a ball and pull the top so the whole eraser is in a teardrop shape, you will find the ball part of the teardrop sits in your palm and doesn't soften as quickly as it is thicker, and then the point of the teardrop can be used to erase fine details. :) Thank you again Jason!

+Roger D my pleasure thanks for the input

+Bradford Yorks hi - to be honest I could see no difference at all. Lots of artists have their favourite things, but have never actually tested anything side by side in the way I did it, so sometimes they just stay with something out of habit. But for me personally I would use either.

+Corina Graham not sure but will certainly look in to it :)

+Corina Graham The black eraser is Faber Castell. It's marketed as a no-residue eraser (you know how erasers leave their droppings everywhere ) :). Although it does produce eraser dust, they tend to ball up and are easy to brush off. I love the black erasers...but be careful if working on an area you need to keep really light, black being black can sometimes leave an oh-so-slight dark mark on your support, depending on what it is. This eraser works particularly well with coloured pencil on smoother, slicker surfaces, such as drafting film and hot press supports that some artists favour. Hope this helps someone

+Donna Ryan thanks :)

+Donna Ryan I just ordered one to try out :)

+Jason Morgan - Wildlife Art (wildlife art) I'm sure you will like it. I was quite pleased when I first tried it so will be interesing to see your results. It is now my go-to eraser, my first port of call EXCEPT if where I am erasing it is vitally imporant to maintain whites. (or I obviously need to use a tacky eraser like Blu Tac). As I said previously, because it is black, by nature it can leave a subtle stain, but this depends on what support (paper or board for those unfamiliar with the term support) you are using. No problem if you are going to colour over it, but if the area is to remain white white, then this eraser might harm it. The exception is on drafting film, where this eraser will take back the coloured pencil all the way to bare film without harming the film, providing it's done gently. All other erasers that I know of will kill the surface of drafting film (often favoured by coloured pencil artists) so that you can't redraw over it, they remove the surface and leave an annoying shiny patch that the pencil won't cling to. Hope this helps someone.

mcquinn01 Try using a drafting brush, they have long handles, long bristle heads, don't damage or blend on the paper. Around 10 inches, $7 US

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Lol yes!!! Ha ha

+Megg S. that is exactly what I have planned for the next eraser review - this one was going on too long :)

Yay! I for one would watch a long video as long as it's informative as this was, thanks for posting it.

Jess

Maddy Knitter ?

Unless you were making a joke, "ponds" was not what he was saying. POUNDS aka Pounds Sterling, is the main unit of English currency - just like Dollars are to Americans.

Mariah Carey's Diva Shade whats that?

Its exactly what its called ;-;

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