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Archive for month: April, 2011

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Game of Pencils

The Game of Pencils

As I was showing my collection of pencils from the 1990s to a friend the other day, he reminded me of a game he used to play in middle school. I, who went to middle school four years later and halfway across the country from him, vaguely remember…

Pencil Artist of the Week: Henrik Moses

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Pencil artist Henrik Moses is a professional graphite artist based in the Netherlands. Besides portraits and commissions, he creates extraordinary surrealism scenes, including this one, titled "Prisoner of my own". This piece was well-liked…

Sharpening Your Knowledge: Earth Day

Earth Day Hey there fellow pencilnauts, it’s Earth Day, and you know what that means! Actually, here at Pencils.com, we understand that many of our fellow pencil enthusiasts may not know what Earth Day is, let alone what it means. So, we…

Pencil Artist of the Week: Madame Talbot

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This week's pencil artist is Madame Talbot, a poster artist specializing in the so-called Victorian Lowbrow genre who loves pencils. She uses them every day, and expects them to perform when adding intricate detail to her drawings. "I first…

How to Draw a Cartoon Superhero Pencil with Cartoonist Matthew Luhn!

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Learn how to draw a cartoon superhero in this video with cartoonist Matthew Luhn and the General Pencil Company. From General Pencil on Vimeo.
Pencil Dreams

Sharpening Your Knowledge: Dreams About Pencils

Sharpening Your Knowledge: Dreams About Pencils Here at Pencils.com, we live, eat and breathe all things pencils. If you are anything like us (and we’re guessing you are), you probably do the same. You may even sleep pencils from time to…
Pencil Artist Sarah Brannen

Pencil Artist of the Week: Sarah Brannen

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We're excited about our Monday Pencil Artist this week! Sarah Brannen is a writer and illustrator with many great books under her belt: She wrote and illustrated Uncle Bobby's Wedding, which is an essential tool in explaining and showcasing…