There is a 6H 6B for sketching pen, what is the difference

2H2b is suitable for plaster sketching.

6h 2h is suitable for the depiction of hard objects in the deep plaster or still life, 2b 6b is suitable for scenes, portrait sketching.

6b 8b is suitable for technical sketching and some avatar processing.

The larger the b value of the pencil, the softer and thicker it is, and the higher the h value, the harder and lighter it is. Soft pencils are loose and light on the paper, making them easy to modify, while hard pencils are suitable for in-depth detailing. 6b to 2h are commonly used pencils for sketching, usually 4b or 5b pencils are suitable for dark color depiction (6b pencil particles are too thick to coordinate with other pencils), hb is suitable for mid-tones, and 2H OR 4H IS SUITABLE FOR DRAWING IN THE BRIGHT PART OF THE LIGHT.

In addition to relying on the shade of the pencil, it is also necessary to rely on different wrist strength and pen changes to draw lines and light and dark color blocks with different levels of virtual and real, shades, strengths and weaknesses to express the level, texture, volume and space. Sharpened nibs and sharpened nibs also have different effects.

For other drawings, I usually use a 2B pencil to make drafts, which are easy to erase with an eraser without smudging the picture.

Today we see that the h, b, and hb marked on the pencil represent the hardness and softness of the pencil, which also has a history.

Until the end of the 18th century, only Britain and Germany had pencils** in the world, and after Napoleon launched wars against their neighbors, Britain and Germany cut off pencils to France**, so Napoleon ordered the French chemist Comte to find graphite ore in his own land and then make pencils. However, the quality of graphite ore in France was poor and the reserves were small, so Comte mixed clay with graphite and put it in a kiln to make the most durable pencil lead in the world at that time. Depending on the proportion of clay mixed into graphite, the resulting pencil lead will have different hardness and different shades of color.

h"That is, the English "hard.""The first letter of (hard), which represents clay, is used to indicate the hardness of the pencil lead. “h"The larger the number in front (e.g. 6h), the harder the pencil lead, that is, the greater the proportion of clay mixed with graphite in the refill, and the less obvious the words written, which are often used to repeat. “b"It's "black" in English"The first letter of (black), which stands for graphite, is used to indicate the softness of the pencil core and the degree of visibility of the writing.

"6b" is the softest, the blackest handwriting, and is often used for painting. The ordinary pencil marker is generally "HB", and the pencil marker used to paint the answer sheet during the test is generally "2b".

Enh H's pencil is very hard, and it is mostly used in sketching to depict very subtle parts At least that's how I use it I personally think that beginners who sketch more use B's pen, H is a little difficult to master, and B's pen is softer, and it is easier to modify when drawing, and the picture is softer

H's pencils are all harder, that is, the drawing is lighter in color. B's pen is softer. Easier to color. Darker. You can compare the two yourself. In the case of the same force. H's color is lighter than B's.

H is hard and B is soft. h is suitable for portrayal, b is good for painting.

n n h I also use it to depict the details.

There is only one difference, 4b is darker than 2b, 6b is darker than 4b, the larger the number in front of b, the more black the pencil can draw, and the softer and thicker the core of the pencil. 2b is thin, the refill is hard, it is not black to draw, it can be used for a long time, 4b, 6b is thick, but it is very soft, the painting is used up at once, but it can paint a large area, and the whole paper can be blackened at once.

Sketching, whether it's a fine sketch or a sketch, can start with a pencil. And practice using pencils with different signs, pencil mark b indicates blackness, that is, the content of carbon black in the refill, the larger the number of the previous sign, the darker the color, and the softer and looser the texture of the lead core. It can be used to draw darker parts.

h stands for hardness, and the larger the number in the front mark, the harder the texture, which can be used to draw lighter parts.

B is the hardness of the pencil, 2b is relatively soft, 4b, 6b, and 8b are all gradually hardened, and drawing a sketch often requires pencils of different hardness to outline different parts, light and shade. In particular, when painting plaster images, you need a variety of pencils, and if the color is too demanding, it is best to use carbon lead such as carbon bars.

Just a little difference, 4b is darker than 2b, and 6b is darker than 4b. However, I heard that master painting has always only used 2B painting, and where the color needs to be deepened, I will draw hard.

You haven't used a pencil, have you? The larger the number in front of B, the blacker the pencil, and the softer and thicker the core of the pencil! Take 2b and 6b, 2b is thin, the lead is hard, and the drawing is not black, but a pen can be used for a long time!

6b is thick, but very soft, and the painting runs out at once, but it can paint a large area, and the whole paper can be blackened at once.

Generally speaking, the larger the number b, the softer the number a, the harder the number of a, beginners generally use 2b to start the draft, but it also depends on what everyone likes, it is better to use a soft dot pen, and it is easy to use an eraser to remove it if it is too soft, and it is easy to be black and easy to paste

There are a total of 13 sketch pens 6H-6B. They are: 6h, 5h, 4h, 3h, 2h, h, hb, b, 2b, 3b, 4b, 5b, 6b

1. Pencils are soft and hard according to the different proportions of graphite and clay formulas.

2. The pencils seen on the face of the city are 5h, 4h, 3h, 2h, h, hb, b, 2b, 3b, 4b, 5b, 6b, 8b, 10b, etc.

3. H represents hardness, Kaisui indicates less graphite content and light color; B stands for softness, which means that the graphite content is high and the color is heavy.

4. Sketching is generally done with 2h-5b.

However, a master can draw well with a 4B pencil. For beginners, it is recommended to use a combination of soft and hard, and it is advisable to reduce the brightness of a high b number pencil by 5b and 7b, and it is easy to arrange. In the process of in-depth depiction, it is changed to HB 2B pencil, emphasizing the sketch of what stage the light and dark boundary line is drawn, and the soft and hard are also used according to the needs of the degree and steps.

This is the usual approach. Of course, there are also unconventional uses.

Generally speaking. There is hardness and softness. h and.

b two values, b

The higher the value, the softer it is.

The higher the h-value, the harder it is.

So Hb is still an intermediate value.

Generally there are soft values at the beginning stage.

It's the B value is high.

It is used when depicting details in depth. h-valued.

Pens, you need to prepare several different soft and hard. When first drawing basic shapes, you should use a soft pencil (e.g., 4b

5b6b) pen should not be sharpened too sharply, and to the later details should be carved with a harder pencil (such as b

2bhb), etc., the pen should be sharpened a little.

When typing, use a harder one, 2b is a better choice, b and 3b can also be used.

The first pave of light and shade can also use 2b [because this light and shade is still used to complete the structure of the type].

The second shop starts with 4b, basically the dark part can be used 4b, and finally if you want to deepen it again, you can use 6b, such as the eye sockets [facial features] should be a little deeper, and you can use 6b at this time.

Finally, after the completion of light and shade, it may not be strong enough, at that time, you can use H or HB to outline some contour lines, such as eye sockets, as well as some fine lines on the forehead, lighter colors, can be completed with HB.