That vintage electric is a treasure! We've had a lot of conversations about erasers over the years (that's one reason why we don't get invited to parties that often). We still know a couple of artists who call Artgums "bread erasers", and a few who still have a stash of old fashioned typewriter erasers, the pencils with an abrasive eraser core and a brush on the end. If you find that the paper surface has been altered too much after erasing, an agate burnisher can compress and smooth a rough passage enough that it won't stand out too much from the rest of the page, and even accept more drawing media.
Haha. I love it. I remember the ones with the brushes on the other end. Also. I looked for Large Marge on your site, but sadly she wasn’t available anymore. Thank you for having all the others. ❤️ www.ssavaart.com/art-supplies-list
What is the shelf life of an eraser? 🙋 I still have not one but two of those Staedtler eraser pencils with a brush at the end, all in baby blue colour. They are indeed very abrasive (probably too dry, since they are from the 80s). My father used a typewriter and had many of those very thin hexagonal erasers with a little hole in the middle. They were probably made in the 50s. All part of a collection I was unaware I was forming. Hope I continue to be invited to parties 🤭 nevertheless.
@@berolinastrassmann Erasers can dry out and lose the components that make them pliable ("plasticizers") but we think storage conditions can play a factor. Typewriter erasers were always almost too abrasive for use in artistic drawing, but in a desperate moment, when nothing else works, it's nice to have the "nuclear option"
My architect grandfather has a nearly identical one! I spent much of my childhood trying to convince him to let me mess with it, still think its cool as hell.
I didn’t know electric erasers could get as big as Marge! I personally just use cheap eraser caps from the dollar store. The triangle shape lets me erase fine details if needed, but usually since I ink and color my drawings I just need something to erase my light pencil marks under the outlines. I don’t draw with just pencil anymore, but if I did I’d probably want an electric eraser too
After watching you for a while , I’m beginning to think that you were born on a animator’s desk at pixar !! Your kind voice , calm vibe and youthful personality is not human ! YOU’RE AMAZINGLY UNIQUE !
Erasers are really weird to me, I've seen really cheap ones have the same effect or better then the more expensive ones, it's really about trying all of them to find out the best one
hey scott! i love your videos soo much, your content has made me work harder to explore myself and bring more art into this world. i was wondering if you could try drawing kim kibum (also known as key) maybe? he's one of my favourite singers and a lot of his album concepts remind me a lot of you, probably because he's a big fan of the 80's concept. it would really mean a lot to me if one of my idols drew another one of my idols lol. anyways, lots of love! hope you have an amazing day ❤️
My favorite erasers of all time were some cat erasers my sister got me in middle school.. I never used them but one day a girl I had a crush on borrowed one and used it and I liked her too much to get mad about it and she was like “woah.. that’s a smooth eraser! Can I keep this?” and I tried it… it was better than the expensive art erasers and the perfect blend of smooth, sticky, and soft. My sister bought me a bunch more so I could actually use them and I used them sparingly for years! Still the best erasers I’ve ever used and I’ve never been able to find them again… i can’t remember the brand name and I’ve tried a bunch.. it sucks.
When I was young I accidentally got a kneaded eraser for school instead of the rubber one and I thought it was a normal eraser that melted in the heat 😅 almost returned it but the texture was too soft and nice to give back, i eventually found out from a friend that drew what a kneaded eraser was and gave it to him since I had no use for it
Hello Scott. Ik you don’t post much and you probably won’t see this comment. But you are my biggest inspiration as a 13yr. I’ve been looking at your art for like 9 months now. And you’re the reason you brought me to actually try to work on something that makes me happy
That's so awesome. He's really easy-going and encouraging. I'm so happy for you, I wish I had been exposed to teachers like Scott (years ago), before I gave up and decided that I didn't have the required natural talent, and just wasn't an “artist.” I was amazed to learn recently that *anyone* can learn to draw (or do Anything), and that “natural talent” is in No way a requirement. People like Scott have inspired me to try again, and I'm doing some stuff I'm pretty happy with 😊.
I draw with pencils (as in, just. Ticonderoga pencils) and as such, I find that the Ticonderoga erasers are some of the better ones when it comes to regular old pencils!
I just use my good ol’ mechanical pencil for everything. If the lead goes out, I steal some from another mechanical pencil(for some reason, some of my mechanical pencils feel better in my hand than others). If the eraser goes out, I just remove it and insert one from a used mechanical pencil. Happy drawing :)
I really love sand erasers, they work so well but be sure you do a test to make sure it won’t tear up your paper! I also love mechanical pencils for drawing, the lead is so soft and awesome for blending, the erasers on the back are also so good!
Been watching your videos for a few months now. You've inspired me to make art again. And for the first time I like watercolor. Thank you for everything
I know this has nothing to do with the video, but everyday when I watch your videos you always make me laugh and when I need motivation to draw or to get inspired I always look to you. You are my favourite artist and one day when I grow up I hope to find the happiness and creativity you have. I hope you have a wonderful day!
I have most of the erasers you showed, including the Derwent electrical (my wife made sooo much fun of that purchase...). Obviously not that vintage monster! I like those crumbly rubber erasers best, easy on soft paper in my experience.
I use kneaded and I like the HI-POLYMER eraser by Pentel. Oh and you got me into the Faber-Castell “Eraser Pencil”. I love those things especially for small areas.
My favorite eraser is the Tombow mono plastic eraser! It erases really well and leaves minimal shavings that easily clump together. Honestly, any Japanese brand is amazing for erasers and art supplies in general!
Hi Scott! Idk if you'll see this, but thank you for inspiring me to just throw stuff on the canvas whether I think it'll be good or not, to not be afraid to just kinda see what happens and be ok with making something I don't love. It's helped free me from the paralysis of perfectionism and I've finished two small practice paintings that I've been able to give away to friends who genuinely actually liked them! (': they weren't fantastic but they're my first two attempts at gouache in the first place so I'm telling myself to go easy on the criticism 😅 and I'm definitely learning things for next time lol like I'm afraid of highlights and shadows aaaand that gouache needs a binder on these canvases or it cracks heh but ya know, that's ok! It's been fun and I think I've gotten a little bit better at some tiny things maybe. Cool! My profile picture is my second painting I let myself say is finished despite not going back in with highlights XD
Great display of erasers! I've been using Faber Castell kneaded erasers for years now and quite like them, although the erasers on the back of my pencils are handy too for things too tough for the kneaded one.
Hey Scott! I love your videos and I'm a subscriber since 20k! Watching your journey through these beautiful art series, 1 minute clips and long livestreams has really helped me grow as a younger artist, but what's helped the most is how you describe art and the acceptance you value and show through your pieces. It's truly inspiring!!! I understand this has nothing to do with the video, and is VERY cliche and cringy (sorry!) But I was wondering if you could maybe do a video on how you stay motivated and deal with art block? I really need it at the moment! 😅 I don't know if you'll see this or not, but thanks :)
While I used magic rub for a while, and still go back to it from time to time. My new go-to eraser is the Sumo Grip eraser. It’s a relatively modern Japanese eraser that features a foam like formula that’s kinda like a mix of a Mr. Clean magic eraser and a kneaded eraser. I would highly suggest giving it a go.
I’m currently using the faber castell dust free eraser and it’s absolutely amazing. It erases almost everything, definitely the best one I ever used. I stole it in school but I found it on the internet for less than a dollar so it’s a really good deal.
My sister recommended that I buy an electric eraser (which I did, she used to do art shows and sell her work!) And it works really well, but I don't use it as often as I use my kneaded eraser :)
I’ve been considering getting an electric and kneaded eraser at some point because mine are chonky and can’t do some of the jobs I need. Thanks for the recommendations scott! ♡︎
I love your videos so much. I started watching this year and I have learned so much about art from you. Your voice is so soft and kind, and your art style is just so calming for me, and I don't know why. You make great videos and I hope to get better at drawing and painting.🥰
I typically use a pink eraser for large areas, and a little detail eraser. The kind that's like a mechanical pencil, but it's an eraser. I killed kneaded erasers like crazy, and electric would drive me nuts. I like to use a large makeup powder brush to make the eraser buts go away, while avoiding the smudging issue
There is an eraser from faber-castell which lets the eraserstuff roll up to bigger pieces. So that you dont have any dust (only the big things). I really like that one.
I always use Rabbit erasers (they're the ones with the blue or yellow platic cover. They work so well. I think I've got one somewhere that was bough by my great-grandpa in like the 1950s and still erases perfectly.
whatever those erasers on the ends of bic mechanical erasers are made out of, mm nothing compares for me they’re so satisfying and effective for my sketches n all that
Aw man I loved my art gum erasers, they worked great for me! I loved them for figure and gesture drawing because I could buy the one eraser and cut it into three smaller blocks, then I would have sharp edges and corners or the bigger sides if I needed and it would eat through charcoal like a dream!
Large Marge looks like this old power drill I used to lug around that weighed like 3 kilos and would rip your arms off if you weren't careful hahaha love it!
Hey Scot, you might not see this but your missing a key eraser that I loved. Those tiny cute animal erasers you’d see at the pound shop if your lucky, they’re not that good, but my god did I love them. Tbh I think I just liked that they came as wee tigers and dolphins and other random animals. I just want to know if it’s just me that liked them/knows what I’m talking about
Scott i am 10 years old but i learnt how to draw from YOU you suggested kneaded eraser i spent 2.50dollars on 3 kneaded erasers they are truly amazing thank you so VERY much
Do More left-handed Art,I'd like to see you practice that since it'll give you more flexibility for your Art and let you have a bit more freedom of what you choose,trust me on this because I try and practice and I get better each time,you should try it! You did once say that art isn't art because of its quality but it's the storytelling that makes art,Art
When i was in an artclub, our teacher was very against erasers and we only had kneaded erasers. i worked with charcoal a lot, but regardless, kneaded erasers are great to fidget with. maybe better as a fidget than a eraser for me lol now i use markers anyway.
A few days ago I went to a museum is about pencils specifically derwentpencil! It was amazing and they had the worlds largest pencil ( and also u get free pencil and pencil crayons!) you should totally go!!!
I have the rechargeable version of the derwent eraser and I love it! I have hand problems because of hypermobility related issues/injuries and it really helps reduce the impact on my hands and is great for precision erasing 😁. I also like kneaded erasers a lot since they're also easier on my hands and also really effective 😊. I don't have a large marge but I have mounted erasers on old electric nail file bits and used them in my e-file for tough/big jobs 😅 (also because it was really fun following through on the "what if?" my brain threw out about how well it would work 💀)
Depends on the paper too. I have a really nice mechanical pencil from TUL that i like and on some papers it can still be seen a little after erasing even tho its included retractable eraser works great. Just Depends on the paper.
I bought the brush pens, pencils and watercolor sketchbook you use. Now I want a pretty colored kneaded eraser, mine is dingy grey. At any rate, I have no excuse not to get back into watercolors now! Thanks!
wowza. Large Marge is definite my favorite dream eraser. thank you for sharing these types of erasers with us. I use the typical white rubber eraser found at any school supplies store. But these definitely gives me a clear idea of types of erasers to look for. thank you.
You forgot to add those clic erasers into the arsenal. You know the ones that are white and slide in & out of a plastic tube with a switch and make that zipper clicking sound as they retract and extend. Nice for tight spots and refillable and not too messy.
After a quick glance I didn’t see anyone recommending erasers. So I’m gonna throw out my favorite, mono brand eraser! I personally love the black one. For some reason I feel as if it doesn’t smear the lead around as much as the white one. But I would use any Mono brand eraser over all others! I love them a lot!
That vintage electric is a treasure! We've had a lot of conversations about erasers over the years (that's one reason why we don't get invited to parties that often). We still know a couple of artists who call Artgums "bread erasers", and a few who still have a stash of old fashioned typewriter erasers, the pencils with an abrasive eraser core and a brush on the end. If you find that the paper surface has been altered too much after erasing, an agate burnisher can compress and smooth a rough passage enough that it won't stand out too much from the rest of the page, and even accept more drawing media.
Haha. I love it. I remember the ones with the brushes on the other end.
Also. I looked for Large Marge on your site, but sadly she wasn’t available anymore.
Thank you for having all the others. ❤️
www.ssavaart.com/art-supplies-list
Kneaded erasers are called bread erasers in french !
What is the shelf life of an eraser? 🙋 I still have not one but two of those Staedtler eraser pencils with a brush at the end, all in baby blue colour. They are indeed very abrasive (probably too dry, since they are from the 80s). My father used a typewriter and had many of those very thin hexagonal erasers with a little hole in the middle. They were probably made in the 50s. All part of a collection I was unaware I was forming. Hope I continue to be invited to parties 🤭 nevertheless.
@@berolinastrassmann Erasers can dry out and lose the components that make them pliable ("plasticizers") but we think storage conditions can play a factor. Typewriter erasers were always almost too abrasive for use in artistic drawing, but in a desperate moment, when nothing else works, it's nice to have the "nuclear option"
@@Blick_Art Thanks for your reply. Always nice to see a kind comment ☺️
I work in architecture and have done a little hand drafting in the past. I had my own Large Marge back then. Seeing yours was nostalgic.
Yeah. They just don't make those anymore.
My architect grandfather has a nearly identical one! I spent much of my childhood trying to convince him to let me mess with it, still think its cool as hell.
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@@ssavaart large marge is dangerous lol
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Wow I’ve never seen a plug in eraser like that! That seems really cool to use (very vibrate-y too!)
They are.
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@@ssavaart i swear this comment seems like your mad 😭 periods make me scared
I didn’t know electric erasers could get as big as Marge! I personally just use cheap eraser caps from the dollar store. The triangle shape lets me erase fine details if needed, but usually since I ink and color my drawings I just need something to erase my light pencil marks under the outlines. I don’t draw with just pencil anymore, but if I did I’d probably want an electric eraser too
After watching you for a while , I’m beginning to think that you were born on a animator’s desk at pixar !!
Your kind voice , calm vibe and youthful personality is not human !
YOU’RE AMAZINGLY UNIQUE !
You're too kind. Thank you! ♥
This is very accurate!
i love kneaded erasers for certain things, I wish I had that magic rub eraser
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@@ssavaart thank you!
Same! I have three types of kneaded erasers. The normal one, the semi-sticky one, and the all to sticky one that sticks to your fingers 🤌
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Thanks Scott for getting me into art. I didn’t have the confidence for a stick figure before I found your channel.
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Erasers are really weird to me, I've seen really cheap ones have the same effect or better then the more expensive ones, it's really about trying all of them to find out the best one
hey scott! i love your videos soo much, your content has made me work harder to explore myself and bring more art into this world. i was wondering if you could try drawing kim kibum (also known as key) maybe? he's one of my favourite singers and a lot of his album concepts remind me a lot of you, probably because he's a big fan of the 80's concept. it would really mean a lot to me if one of my idols drew another one of my idols lol. anyways, lots of love! hope you have an amazing day ❤️
This makes me so happy. ♥ Thanks so much! ♥
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@@AmbiCahira hello!! 👋👋
Wow, I had no clue plug-in or electric eraser existed!
Can we just appreciate the amount of effort scott goes to to make these videos accessible, like those subtitles. *chefs kiss*
ever since I got the sumo grip erasers my life HAS CHANGED, the eraser on the paper is like butter and it's just pure bliss ^^
My favorite erasers of all time were some cat erasers my sister got me in middle school.. I never used them but one day a girl I had a crush on borrowed one and used it and I liked her too much to get mad about it and she was like “woah.. that’s a smooth eraser! Can I keep this?” and I tried it… it was better than the expensive art erasers and the perfect blend of smooth, sticky, and soft.
My sister bought me a bunch more so I could actually use them and I used them sparingly for years!
Still the best erasers I’ve ever used and I’ve never been able to find them again… i can’t remember the brand name and I’ve tried a bunch.. it sucks.
When I was young I accidentally got a kneaded eraser for school instead of the rubber one and I thought it was a normal eraser that melted in the heat 😅
almost returned it but the texture was too soft and nice to give back, i eventually found out from a friend that drew what a kneaded eraser was and gave it to him since I had no use for it
Hello Scott. Ik you don’t post much and you probably won’t see this comment. But you are my biggest inspiration as a 13yr. I’ve been looking at your art for like 9 months now. And you’re the reason you brought me to actually try to work on something that makes me happy
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That's so awesome. He's really easy-going and encouraging. I'm so happy for you, I wish I had been exposed to teachers like Scott (years ago), before I gave up and decided that I didn't have the required natural talent, and just wasn't an “artist.” I was amazed to learn recently that *anyone* can learn to draw (or do Anything), and that “natural talent” is in No way a requirement. People like Scott have inspired me to try again, and I'm doing some stuff I'm pretty happy with 😊.
I got a new sketch book which looked like your hair journal so I started my own hair journal:)
Yay
My mum is a draftswoman and always recommends Staedtler’s Mars erasers
Ooh. Thanks
Honestly i don't really use pencils that much but when I do for sketching it goes horrible since I end up drawing too hard and can't erase it later 😔
Hold further back on the pencil, then you lose leverage and can't press as hard. ^^
@@AmbiCahira thanks for the tip!
Try using a kneaded eraser, it allows you to gradually erase without being too hard on the paper.
The white pentel eraser is magic for me! Not an artist but does the trick on my notes lol
I draw with pencils (as in, just. Ticonderoga pencils) and as such, I find that the Ticonderoga erasers are some of the better ones when it comes to regular old pencils!
I just use my good ol’ mechanical pencil for everything. If the lead goes out, I steal some from another mechanical pencil(for some reason, some of my mechanical pencils feel better in my hand than others). If the eraser goes out, I just remove it and insert one from a used mechanical pencil. Happy drawing :)
That last line had me crying- I did not expect this video about erasers to get me emotional lol but good video thanks 👍
I really love sand erasers, they work so well but be sure you do a test to make sure it won’t tear up your paper! I also love mechanical pencils for drawing, the lead is so soft and awesome for blending, the erasers on the back are also so good!
Wow! Thanks for your videos, they must take a lot of time to make, especialy the drawing part
Yes they do
Been watching your videos for a few months now. You've inspired me to make art again. And for the first time I like watercolor.
Thank you for everything
I love hearing this. ♥
Love the Axent Mellow eraser, they work brilliant with hard and soft pencils and don't scratch the surface, just like a kneaded and hard eraser in one
I know this has nothing to do with the video, but everyday when I watch your videos you always make me laugh and when I need motivation to draw or to get inspired I always look to you. You are my favourite artist and one day when I grow up I hope to find the happiness and creativity you have. I hope you have a wonderful day!
I have most of the erasers you showed, including the Derwent electrical (my wife made sooo much fun of that purchase...). Obviously not that vintage monster!
I like those crumbly rubber erasers best, easy on soft paper in my experience.
I like that you still like the classics like the pencil eraser’s!
I use kneaded and I like the HI-POLYMER eraser by Pentel.
Oh and you got me into the Faber-Castell “Eraser Pencil”. I love those things especially for small areas.
I can just imagine having that vintage eraser mounted on the wall like a mystical sword or something ready to be equipped for a major task at hand
Lol 😁
My favorite eraser is the Tombow mono plastic eraser! It erases really well and leaves minimal shavings that easily clump together. Honestly, any Japanese brand is amazing for erasers and art supplies in general!
Hi Scott! Idk if you'll see this, but thank you for inspiring me to just throw stuff on the canvas whether I think it'll be good or not, to not be afraid to just kinda see what happens and be ok with making something I don't love. It's helped free me from the paralysis of perfectionism and I've finished two small practice paintings that I've been able to give away to friends who genuinely actually liked them! (': they weren't fantastic but they're my first two attempts at gouache in the first place so I'm telling myself to go easy on the criticism 😅 and I'm definitely learning things for next time lol like I'm afraid of highlights and shadows aaaand that gouache needs a binder on these canvases or it cracks heh but ya know, that's ok! It's been fun and I think I've gotten a little bit better at some tiny things maybe. Cool! My profile picture is my second painting I let myself say is finished despite not going back in with highlights XD
This makes me so happy. ♥ Keep it up!
Hii Scott, I was wondering if you could try making art in alt art style. Its actually really different from your current style!
Great display of erasers! I've been using Faber Castell kneaded erasers for years now and quite like them, although the erasers on the back of my pencils are handy too for things too tough for the kneaded one.
Hey Scott! I love your videos and I'm a subscriber since 20k! Watching your journey through these beautiful art series, 1 minute clips and long livestreams has really helped me grow as a younger artist, but what's helped the most is how you describe art and the acceptance you value and show through your pieces. It's truly inspiring!!! I understand this has nothing to do with the video, and is VERY cliche and cringy (sorry!) But I was wondering if you could maybe do a video on how you stay motivated and deal with art block? I really need it at the moment! 😅
I don't know if you'll see this or not, but thanks :)
Thanks so much! ♥
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@@ssavaart thank you so much! I really appreciate your content 🥰
The pink easers are FINE
While I used magic rub for a while, and still go back to it from time to time. My new go-to eraser is the Sumo Grip eraser. It’s a relatively modern Japanese eraser that features a foam like formula that’s kinda like a mix of a Mr. Clean magic eraser and a kneaded eraser. I would highly suggest giving it a go.
I’m currently using the faber castell dust free eraser and it’s absolutely amazing. It erases almost everything, definitely the best one I ever used. I stole it in school but I found it on the internet for less than a dollar so it’s a really good deal.
I discovered the kneaded eraser couple years ago......... where have you been all my life! that thing is just magical
Right?
Large Marge is a literal weapon
Bro he's just to precious, i can't-
My sister recommended that I buy an electric eraser (which I did, she used to do art shows and sell her work!) And it works really well, but I don't use it as often as I use my kneaded eraser :)
I’ve been considering getting an electric and kneaded eraser at some point because mine are chonky and can’t do some of the jobs I need.
Thanks for the recommendations scott! ♡︎
I think a pencil eraser would help. It's a pencil but instead of lead, it's an eraser! It would really help for really detailed drawings!👌
I noticed that almost every comment Scott has given a heart for it. What a nice guy
Black/blue/green transparent-ish erasers are the best of the best and i don't even know which material they're made from :,)
Hear me out: the Stabilo Exam Grade eraser (the black/dark grayish one) is by far my all time favourite, it's GREAT
I'll give that a try, thanks!
I love your videos so much. I started watching this year and I have learned so much about art from you. Your voice is so soft and kind, and your art style is just so calming for me, and I don't know why. You make great videos and I hope to get better at drawing and painting.🥰
I typically use a pink eraser for large areas, and a little detail eraser. The kind that's like a mechanical pencil, but it's an eraser. I killed kneaded erasers like crazy, and electric would drive me nuts. I like to use a large makeup powder brush to make the eraser buts go away, while avoiding the smudging issue
the erasers on the back of the pencils are like powerful beings locked away in a small object
There is an eraser from faber-castell which lets the eraserstuff roll up to bigger pieces. So that you dont have any dust (only the big things). I really like that one.
Kneaded erasers are so satisfying
I always use Rabbit erasers (they're the ones with the blue or yellow platic cover. They work so well. I think I've got one somewhere that was bough by my great-grandpa in like the 1950s and still erases perfectly.
whatever those erasers on the ends of bic mechanical erasers are made out of, mm nothing compares for me they’re so satisfying and effective for my sketches n all that
I got a kneaded eraser a few months ago and it's probably the best eraser I've ever had :D
Right? So good!
Aw man I loved my art gum erasers, they worked great for me! I loved them for figure and gesture drawing because I could buy the one eraser and cut it into three smaller blocks, then I would have sharp edges and corners or the bigger sides if I needed and it would eat through charcoal like a dream!
Large Marge looks like this old power drill I used to lug around that weighed like 3 kilos and would rip your arms off if you weren't careful hahaha love it!
I find the best tool for erasing mistakes in my art is a box of matches.
Fun fact: in Australia we mostly call “erasers” rubbers.
I have an kneaded eraser. It was clean as hell
The whiplash of hearing someone pronounce Derwent like that since I live near their old factory and also the lake that they're named after
I learned that kneaded erasers come is different colors!
Hey Scot, you might not see this but your missing a key eraser that I loved. Those tiny cute animal erasers you’d see at the pound shop if your lucky, they’re not that good, but my god did I love them. Tbh I think I just liked that they came as wee tigers and dolphins and other random animals. I just want to know if it’s just me that liked them/knows what I’m talking about
Scott i am 10 years old but i learnt how to draw from YOU you suggested kneaded eraser i spent 2.50dollars on 3 kneaded erasers they are truly amazing thank you so VERY much
Do More left-handed Art,I'd like to see you practice that since it'll give you more flexibility for your Art and let you have a bit more freedom of what you choose,trust me on this because I try and practice and I get better each time,you should try it!
You did once say that art isn't art because of its quality but it's the storytelling that makes art,Art
just an idea but i think you should try a dip pen i just got one and its pretty good for art not just for writing
When i was in an artclub, our teacher was very against erasers and we only had kneaded erasers.
i worked with charcoal a lot, but regardless, kneaded erasers are great to fidget with. maybe better as a fidget than a eraser for me lol
now i use markers anyway.
My man just said all erasers in existence are all his favorite
A few days ago I went to a museum is about pencils specifically derwentpencil! It was amazing and they had the worlds largest pencil ( and also u get free pencil and pencil crayons!) you should totally go!!!
Ooh. Sounds like fun. Where is it?
@@ssavaart oh it’s in england Keseick it’s called “derwent pencil mueseum”
Large marge looks really fun :)
I never thought an eraser would have different strength 😂
Buti would love the auto eraser!
Large marge is both amazing and terrifying
I have the rechargeable version of the derwent eraser and I love it! I have hand problems because of hypermobility related issues/injuries and it really helps reduce the impact on my hands and is great for precision erasing 😁. I also like kneaded erasers a lot since they're also easier on my hands and also really effective 😊.
I don't have a large marge but I have mounted erasers on old electric nail file bits and used them in my e-file for tough/big jobs 😅 (also because it was really fun following through on the "what if?" my brain threw out about how well it would work 💀)
I love how the “View products” button shows the erasers and uh, Scott’s hat.
My favourite eraser is a kneaded eraser just because they make for an excellent fiddle toy
Depends on the paper too. I have a really nice mechanical pencil from TUL that i like and on some papers it can still be seen a little after erasing even tho its included retractable eraser works great. Just Depends on the paper.
Thank you for teaching me how to better do art ♥️ Your my favorite artist 🥰
Thanks so much! ♥
@@ssavaart Your welcome 🤗 thank you for replying to my comment ♥️I’m in shock
Scott you should try making a realistic drawing with crazy art art supplies
That drafting eraser is sooo cool 😎
Never knew there were other kind of erasers than Magic rub. Especially an electric one
I bought the brush pens, pencils and watercolor sketchbook you use. Now I want a pretty colored kneaded eraser, mine is dingy grey. At any rate, I have no excuse not to get back into watercolors now! Thanks!
Helpful as always!
Unrelated to video: what do you use to seal/protect your artworks (if needed)? Thank you.
Please show us the next time you use large Marge! It'd be cool watching her in action in a real use scenario
I honestly hope I never need her again. She only comes out when I REALLY mess up!
Yay!
Ay my man Scott best in the country fam
Art Gum is used for shading a lot, because it leaves a gray powder dark shade when it's done a erasing.
wowza. Large Marge is definite my favorite dream eraser. thank you for sharing these types of erasers with us. I use the typical white rubber eraser found at any school supplies store. But these definitely gives me a clear idea of types of erasers to look for. thank you.
You forgot to add those clic erasers into the arsenal. You know the ones that are white and slide in & out of a plastic tube with a switch and make that zipper clicking sound as they retract and extend. Nice for tight spots and refillable and not too messy.
Can you please draw a Pokémon? It would be very interesting to see what you come up with.😊
The fact that I got a Mr, Clean magic eraser ad is ironic.
After a quick glance I didn’t see anyone recommending erasers. So I’m gonna throw out my favorite, mono brand eraser! I personally love the black one. For some reason I feel as if it doesn’t smear the lead around as much as the white one. But I would use any Mono brand eraser over all others! I love them a lot!
My favorite eraser is: *names every eraser*
Your personifications of Large Marge give me life! 🤩
Hey can you make another video on Colored pencils? I really like your colored pencil videos
Sure
Hey Scott, DRAW THE GEICO LIZARD!!!
Large Marge has my respect and my fear
I got a kneaded eraser recently and it's just magic
ctrl + z is MY favourite eraser
Ha ha.
I just got a super tiny mechanical eraser from Tombow that is a GAME CHANGER.