Kneadable eraser // Blue // by Malevich
Dhs. 7.00
In stock
The soft, plasticine-like blot is the most delicate way to remove pencil marks without damaging paper or canvas. Thanks to its structure, the smudge simply absorbs the graphite.
It can also be used to correct dry pastel or charcoal drawings.
Erasers Klyachka are an indispensable and necessary thing for any graphic artist. It is necessary for correcting the intensity of color and shadow on the drawing - you will be able to lighten the desired areas of the work by one or more tones. In addition, the eraser will help to collect dirt and dust that appear on the drawing during work.
Please note that when used, the plaque does not erase, unlike the eraser. To work out small details of the image, you can cut off a piece of the blotter to the required size.
To prolong the life of the blotter, it can be periodically "cleaned". This process resembles the use of slimes and other similar anti-stress toys. To clean the eraser Klyachka, you need to stretch it quite a bit several times, and then form it back into a single piece. Repeat these actions several times, so that dirty stains are evenly distributed throughout the consistency.
It can also be used to correct dry pastel or charcoal drawings.
Erasers Klyachka are an indispensable and necessary thing for any graphic artist. It is necessary for correcting the intensity of color and shadow on the drawing - you will be able to lighten the desired areas of the work by one or more tones. In addition, the eraser will help to collect dirt and dust that appear on the drawing during work.
Please note that when used, the plaque does not erase, unlike the eraser. To work out small details of the image, you can cut off a piece of the blotter to the required size.
To prolong the life of the blotter, it can be periodically "cleaned". This process resembles the use of slimes and other similar anti-stress toys. To clean the eraser Klyachka, you need to stretch it quite a bit several times, and then form it back into a single piece. Repeat these actions several times, so that dirty stains are evenly distributed throughout the consistency.
