I ve been learning to sketch for a month, can I draw with charcoal?

It doesn't matter, in fact, tools can't decide anything, the key is consciousness, when I first learned to draw, I was also very annoyed to use a tool, and then I used charcoal, I didn't think it was cool enough, and then I used charcoal strips, and then I tried all the tools I could think of: toner, charcoal strips, crayons, ballpoint pens, ink, watercolor, transparent watercolor, gouache, ......When I've had enough of playing and calming down and drawing, I'm calm, because I don't think about anything else, and then when I get to a certain point in painting, I naturally use these tools when I want to express something. So, if you want to use it, if your teacher doesn't prohibit you from using it, you can use it boldly, use it until you don't want to use it, painting is a very living thing Don't stick to the rules, occasionally go out to paint a landscape, and have nothing to do with those masters' paintings to copy it, although it seems to be useless for the college entrance examination, but the energy it brings to you is particularly great.

In addition, the teacher wants you to use a 2B pencil because he is afraid that your drawing will be too heavy and impetuous, and he wants you to study the body.

Now you have to understand that don't see these superficial things, sketching is to express the form, light and shadow are attached to the shape, it really doesn't matter if you paint something or not, it's not because of the pen, but you don't have the consciousness to shape the body, in the shape, every piece of color has its reason, you are tired of painting because you should not paint the heavy place to draw heavy, there is no contrast color, even if the contrast is not according to the shape of the transition to contrast.

In the future, you will gradually understand why painting is a relationship.

I'm a student at Qingmei, and I'm about to go on vacation recently, so you can ask me any questions, and I hope you're getting better and better

If you feel good about charcoal drawing, I suggest you continue to use charcoal. No one stipulates that beginners must draw with pencils, charcoal, and charcoal strips are very good, and you can use the tools that suit you to draw in order to make progress, and your style is reflected in the progress.

Beginners still use pencils, charcoal is easy to paste, which is not good for future exams.

In fact, each has its own benefits:

Charcoal: The color tone is distinct, and the relationship between black, white and gray is easy to open, but it is not easy to modify and depict in depth.

Pencil: The relationship between black, white and gray is not as strong as charcoal, and pencil is generally used if you draw long-term homework and in-depth depiction.

Write two sketches silently and contrast the charcoal and pencil effects. Charcoal: The contrast is strong, the depiction is not delicate enough, and it is not perfect enough. Pencil: The layers are delicate, but the dark parts are reflected at certain angles, and I am tired. Cough.

Summary. 1. Pencil: Pencil is the simplest and most convenient tool, beginner sketching often starts with a pencil, the main reason is that the pencil can be very accurate and sure in the line modeling, can be modified more casually, and can be more in-depth and meticulous to depict the details, and have to obtain rigorous physical requirements and in-depth repeated research.

2. Charcoal: charcoal is not brittle or hard (there are also hard and soft points), charcoal strips are burned through, soft pen black is better, and charcoal fine rods are soft and sand-free. After the charcoal is drawn on paper, it has a certain degree of erase difficulty.

Compared to pencils, charcoal is darker and darker, but it is also more difficult to erase. Therefore, charcoal has a better artistic expression effect and difficulty in drawing than pencils. 3. Fountain pen:

The pen which includes all tap type hard nibs. You can also use the pen for daily writing to paint, generally do a little processing, bend the tip of the pen with small pliers to about 30 degrees, so that it is slender and fluent in front writing, and the thickness of reverse writing is controlled freely.

Hello, I'm glad to answer your question: Is it possible to learn to sketch with any pen? The answer is: no.

1. Pencil: Pencil is the simplest and most convenient tool, beginner sketching often starts with a pencil, the main reason is that the pencil can be very precise and certain in the line modeling, can be modified more casually, and can be carved in more in-depth and meticulous details. 2. Charcoal:

The charcoal pen is not brittle or hard (there are also hard and soft points), the charcoal strip is burned through, and the soft pen is black, and the charcoal fine rod is soft and sand-free. After the charcoal is drawn on paper, it has a certain degree of erase difficulty. Compared to pencils, charcoal is darker and darker, but it is also more difficult to erase.

Therefore, charcoal has a better artistic expression effect and difficulty in drawing than pencils. 3. Fountain pens: including all tap-type hard nibs.

You can also use the pen painting of daily writing, and the number of Wang Yin is generally done a little processing, and the tip of the pen is bent about 30 degrees with small pliers, so that the potato hall makes it slender and fluent in the positive writing, and the thickness of the reverse writing is controlled freely.