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CHARCOAL TOOLS Charcoal sketching tools are unique, you don't use so many tools in any other form of art. Because it includes so much of detailing work to be done and get a realistic look. Here are few of the tools used Blending stump Paper towel Compressed Charcoal pencil Vine Charcoal sticks Kneaded Eraser Eraser Pencil Gum Eraser There is nothing like you need to use all the tools while doing the sketch it depends on you carry your form or style of sketching and make the best utilization of what you have. Charcoal sketching is a bit risky Because the tools used are too delicate, charcoal sticks are very soft and lightweight a little force may break the stick or turn into powder.    Use other blending pencils for various shading techniques.   Charcoal sketching is a type of art which includes more detailing to be done. It takes more time to add on the layers and create it naturally. Sketching through charcoal pencil cannot be done in one attempt. It is the

Graphite pencil sketching One of the coolest and easiest types of sketching.in simple words it's just a free hand drawing. Most of us start doing these in school days. it includes all such as a diagram or a chart, As told before the easiest way of drawing Anyone can learn how to draw; scribbling on the blank sheet is also an art. It’s on how you see in a creative way. Creativity in drawing helps in getting more ideas and invents skillsets to themselves, which they never knew to themselves. Drawing also boosts up confidence and creates positive chaos. Reflection of how we feel about the world is what we draw.  Just have to fill in space and do the required amount of pencil work. and you are done. Feel free to draw and come up with your own easiest way or tricks so that it helps you to do better. Anyone can learn how to draw; scribbling on a blank sheet is also an art. It’s on how you see in a creative way. Creativity in drawing helps in getting more ideas and invent

Charcoal pencil sketching Sketching with charcoal is a lot of fun because it’s so freeing to make big, sweeping movements across your paper whilst getting messy. Drawing with charcoal, pastel, and chalk is additive. Maybe it’s because charcoal drawings are so fast and immediate, or maybe because the final look is so dang cool, but people love to learn how to draw with charcoal. Even the great Michelangelo created a number of charcoal drawings . Look at the picture, spend a good amount of time, don’t get discouraged and continue until what you wanted. It may seem like it's boring, but when learning something new sometimes it really is the only way. And every picture drawn is a new picture. Going on you can get an idea on how it can be corrected by trying several times and improve in the end. Smudge the charcoal all over the page, smudging on paper makes the sketch more effective. The shadows can be done through various forms using brushes, kneaded eraser,  blending stump