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Parker Pencils Parker Jotter Ballpoint Pen Stainless Steel

Parker Jotter Ballpoint Pen Stainless Steel

Ballpoint Pen, Colour: Stainless Steel, Gold

£8.00
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Parker Pencils Parker Jotter Originals Black Ballpoint Pen M

Parker Jotter Originals Black Ballpoint Pen M

Ballpoint Pen, Colour: Black

£5.30
Or 3 interest-free payments of £1.76/mo.*
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Pencils: 3 things to consider before buying

Pencils come in various types, each suited for different tasks. Graphite pencils are ideal for everyday writing and drawing, while colored pencils are perfect for adding vibrant hues to your artwork. If you're into sketching or technical drawing, mechanical pencils offer precision and consistency. Think about what you'll use the pencil for and choose the type that best fits your needs.

Pencil hardness is crucial for achieving the desired effect in your work. Harder pencils, like those graded H or 2H, produce lighter lines and are great for fine details. Softer pencils, such as B or 2B, create darker, richer lines and are excellent for shading. If you're unsure, an HB pencil offers a balanced option suitable for most tasks.

Brand reputation can be a good indicator of quality when choosing pencils. Established brands often have a history of producing reliable and durable products. Reading reviews from other users can provide insights into performance and longevity. While it's tempting to go for cheaper options, investing in a reputable brand might save you money in the long run by reducing breakage and ensuring consistent quality.

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Pencils are available in various types such as graphite, colored, and mechanical. Graphite pencils are ideal for writing and sketching. Colored pencils add vibrant hues to drawings, while mechanical pencils offer convenience with refillable leads. Each type serves a unique purpose depending on your needs.

Pencil hardness is determined by the lead's composition, ranging from hard (H) to soft (B). Hard pencils create lighter lines and are suitable for technical drawing. Soft pencils produce darker strokes, ideal for shading. Consider your project requirements when selecting pencil hardness.

Pencils are produced by several reputable brands known for quality, including Faber-Castell, Staedtler, and Derwent. These brands provide a wide range of options catering to artists, students, and professionals alike. Choosing a well-known brand can ensure durability and performance.

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