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The Game Changing Sharpener for Colored Pencils – Blade vs. Helical
Sharpeners fall into 2 categories: Blade and Helical.
Blade sharpeners are what we all used in school, and probably what you're using now. They can be as simple as the one pictured, or they can come with a reservoir attached to catch the shavings. Depending on the angle of the blade, you can get a sharpen with a very small amount of core exposed, or a little longer.
For a very long time, this is the only kind of sharpener I used, In particular the General's one. I couldn't really complain, it gave a decent core length and point and didn't cause breakage. But all that time I did feel like I was missing something. The pencils just wouldn't get sharp enough. And that brings us to helical sharpeners.
Helical sharpeners are a bit more complicated that a simple blade. Unlike with a blade, the pencil remains stationary while the crank moves the rotating spiral sharpener. The spiral grinds against the pencil and shaves the wood casing away resulting in a much longer and finer point. The result is pencil dust, not shavings.
Because like most people I wasn't entirely aware of the helical model, my pencils would never sharpen as much as I wanted them to. I couldn't get the kind of detail I wanted because with the blade model would sharpen to a much shorter and fat exposed core, which meant the point wouldn't last very long. I was left with a blunt core no more than a few strokes in.
But the game changed when I finally bought myself a Derwent Super Point Helical Mini. I bought the mini to test out, and once this one starts to give in I plan on getting the larger one.
The point and core length with this one is no joke. I was incredibly surprised that with this amount of thin core exposed, there was little to no breakage, even with pencils as soft as Prismacolors. Now, this may be because I'm naturally quite light-handed. But with a core this thin, common sense is if your press too hard especially right after you sharpen, the tip will break.If this helical design works with Prismacolor Soft Cores, then you know for harder leads its a dream. I tested it out on Arteza pencils (which in my opinion are too hard for very blendy work) and they worked great for detailing. I had a problem with Arteza pencils breaking a lot and I was not a fan of them at first, but this sharpener finally put them to some good use.
Uses For An Airbrush
Most people don't realize how versatile an airbrush can be. They learn how to airbrush for one or two purposes but never realize the many ways they can use this tool. A good airbrush can be applied to a range of artistic applications and it can also be good for DIY projects.
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Embellishing Beads
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Art and Illustration
Due to its precision and versatility, the airbrush has become the tool of choice for many artists. Airbrushing paint on a canvas is a great way to experiment with your medium. Airbrushes are commonly used to create murals and canvas art, and some artists have used airbrushes for things like illustrations for children’s books and comic books.
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