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Beautiful >>>>> Thank you .

i cant hear a word she said

Lovely 🥰

Ffs always put the pencils sharp side down. As an artist do you want to accidentally lose any eye as you’re bending down to pick something up

is there any alternative for the contè paris pencil?

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Wow,❤❤ I really learned something from this video,pls is corot sketching pencils good
Arigato gozaimasu

Great tips. Some many say you need a special brand of paper. So glad you said any smooth paper will work. Thank you. And what we really need Graphite powder for shading. ❤

Thank you for your information 🕊️

Please, is the 3B Conte Pierre Noire important to get? Could you live with only the rest of them with the softest being the 2B Pierre Noir??

😂 I had to turn up my volume

The conte a Paris black is a pastel in Australia officeworks has them for $7.95 each and they come in a variety of colours. They are wonderfully smooth, I have quite a few of them, the white is very good too.

Do you have links to your brushes ?? I clicked the link for the brushes but they don't really look like the ones you have

Pierre noire is technically not charcoal and that might explain why you like it more than regular charcoal pencils. It is made from pigment and has wax in it so it is as dark as a charcoal pencil but it is less powdery and it's easier to control.

What's the name of the 1st mechanical pencil?

Many thanks, keep going

This helped me a lot I’m a beginner and I really love sketching

Loved the video!

Very useful! Thank you!