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Pencil Artist of the Week: Ed McNeil
Pencil Artist of the WeekThis week’s featured artist is Ed McNeil, a pencil artist from the United States who creates drawings, sketches and paintings of animals and pop-culture icons. Ed broke down his favorite tools for creating his traditional drawings:
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Pencil Tips to Optimize Your Pencil Use
Pencil NewsI have a pencil in my cup at work. It's a yellow Ticonderoga No. 2 HB, and I love it. Not a day goes by that I don't need it for something. If you're a dedicated pencil user like I am, here are some tips for you to optimize your daily pencil…

Pencil Artist of the Week: Jekaterina Dancheva-Ustrikova
Pencil Artist of the WeekThis week’s featured artist is Jekaterina Dancheva-Ustrikova, a pencil artist from Estonia who creates biological taxonomy drawings of fish, lizards and other wildlife. Jekaterina’s drawings would be right at home in the pages of a naturalist’s…
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