Ultimate Pencil Eraser Review - Mono zero, Derwent, Faber Castell + more
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- Ultimate pencil Eraser Review - Jason Morgan Art
I try out the top erasers from derwent, mono zero, faber castell, tuff stuff and more
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You're awesome. I watched a video of an artists tips, she said she sticks a bit of a kneaded eraser on the easel and when her tombo gets dirty she sticks it in the piece of kneaded eraser and twists it and there ya go. Clean
Wow, I never thought I would spend 28 minutes on TH-cam watching a video about erasers... 😐
😂😂 me too
Me too
And yet I found it so satisfying, where didi my youthfulness go? X'D
You really do a great review! Thank you for your time and sharing your knowledge with us. You are so organized and patient!
Just wanted to leave this here, so for the faber castell perfection pencil, that actually does come with a brush as well and a good tip I saw somewhere was to sharpen it and snip off a bit from the tip with scissors to get an even thinner edge
The problem with that one is that the eraser is hard and it wears off the paper easily, giving a weird texture when you draw on top of it
This is an excellent review. You were very thorough, I can't tell you how much I appreciate you taking the time to review these products.Thank you so much!
Thank you Jason for the dimastration of the different types of erasers and how well they perform with pencil and charcoal color included well worth the time
Hi Jason, will you please do an updated version of this video with pastel pencils and how erasers work on them? Thank you so very much for all your informative and helpful supply videos! These videos have truly helped save so much time and money and effort! Truly grateful to you for all the time and energy you put into digging into these important issues!
I can't believe I've just spent 28 minutes watching a video on erasers...and loved it so much! this was so helpful! Thank you! I LOVE my Tombow zero eraser and you've enforced that! but I've never considered Blu-tak! i'm a Brit living in Southern California but i'm asking mum and dad to bring me some out when they visit next month! I'm off to watch part II!
Same hahaha 🤣😂
great video but what is sometimes forgotten is how does the graphite cover after the area has been erased, some of them damage the paper so that you can't match the tone anymore.
Thank you. Just a point about the kneaded eraser, you don't need to take any off really, just self clean by kneading it. They last a very long time but if pieces are being pulled off, and then lost, obviously they won't last. Really appreciate the reviews though thanks! :)
+Kyomii Brown tahnks - good point - I just found the one I had was too big for me to hold easily
+Jason Morgan - Wildlife Art (wildlife art) What might work for you is if you roll it into a ball and pull the top so the whole eraser is in a teardrop shape, you will find the ball part of the teardrop sits in your palm and doesn't soften as quickly as it is thicker, and then the point of the teardrop can be used to erase fine details. :) Thank you again Jason!
This review was very helpful, yes it cleared up the confusion with all the erasers. Thank you so much!
Demonstration begins at 5:35 for graphite and charcoal. Coloured pencil demo is at 25:22. The polychromo pencil he used, is oil* based so, this requires another type of eraser. Poster putty (check prices but blu/white tac, is in Dealz & £ shops) or just blu tac seems to work best on oil. The demo is superb for graphite and charcoal. My research led me to the best manual (you can get 'electric' aka battery operated ones too - unless an actual re chargeable electric ones are available! ) for wax *based coloured pencils. 'Tombow mono sand' eraser for wax *based coloured pencils and ink&gel pens. (there is some ink in gel pens) Naturally, it's very abrasive so proceed with caution! They cost roughly £10 for 2. I think, that's saucy! A more budget friendly option is Koh - I - Noor twin side one.
Thank you, Jason, I've subscribed to your channel for a while now, but hadn't seen this one. It's very helpful.
Thank you so much for this video! You did a very good job making an informative and thorough review!
Top 5:
1: Sakura SumoGrip
2: Tombow Mono Pastic
3: Pentel Hi Polymer ( Light,Soft and the Ain Soft!)
4: Kokuyo
5: Factis Extra Soft
There are a couple more Japanese erasers, that could easily be in this Top 5!!!
Really helpful, great unique review Jason - thanks!
Seriously man that was a great job. really appreciate it
Thanks for the info Jason. May favourite ones are ones you did not review. They are the Faber Castel black (they come in white as well) Dust Free erasers. They also make a flat disk like one that is also nice. And Maped makes a nice nice wedge shaped one that is really cheap and does a great job. But I've only tried them with graphite.
+Andre van Wyk thanks I will take a look at those :)
This is so incredibly helpful, Jason. Thanks so much!
What a great review, thorough and informative. Thank you.
thankyou that was very informative and helpful..
i think luminance white is really good white pencil...
Black Derwent eraser is mu favorite for large areas, very soft and gentle to the paper!
Thanks for posting this; it has been very helpful
Thank you for all your videos, so helpful!!
Jason.. I think a better test would be to draw both a ^ triangle and a rounded line. That narrow part of the triangle is where the pencil one would be useful over the first three. Right now they are brand new but they do lose their edges rather quickly which would make much thicker lines and not good at getting into the nooks and crannies.
I have found that white tack/press stick as a bit of oil in it that doesn't show up immediately but it gets absorbed into the paper and makes spots.
Very helpful, thank you! 👍🏻
great reviews Jason! thank you
Jason. The alternative to the Faber-Castell pink is the 185800 eraser pencil. This comes in a double ended version with the pink one; plus a ‘stand-alone’ version with a brush. I find this one much better than the pink version.
Also another good one is the Tombow Mono sand & rubber eraser for ink and pen. This is brilliant. I accidentally got a streak of waxy Holbein on my colouring. I went through every eraser I had including the tiny Tombow and also their ‘all sand’ eraser. None of them worked except for the sand end of the duo. There must be a difference between the sand end of the duo and the ‘all sand’ versions.
Excellent review
Thank you very much for this vidéo , very good review , it's help me .
Big up from France .
This was real helpful, thank you very much!
Great video! This was so helpful and to the point! Subscribed straight away! :)
There is a cheap Prismacolor black eraser that is triangular shaped with rounded corners that works pretty well on colored pencil. This and mono zero have been my favorites so far.
I use a black eraser that I got at Daiso Japan and it works like a charm 😘✌
Thank you for this great demonstration! Very helpful:)
Thank you so much for your video. Very helpful. I draw with graphite.
Interesting and useful video, thank you!
Thanks for all your videos on drawing equipment comparisons. Erasers are important. When I was a kid I got really frustrated trying to improve my drawings because all the erasers I had access to were terrible! :( It was bad enough being surrounded by an adult environment of people who didn't know anything about art and just thought it was "playing games" at best. So I hope a lot of really young people and maybe not so young people are watching this video, and your others :) Drawing can be a lot of fun if you have teachers who love to draw and love to teach others how to draw :)
I have found the Faber-Castell pencil eraser to not be all that good, so its great to see results of other erasers out there, thank you
The Faber Castell perfection eraser has two different models. The 7056 (red/pink) is for graphite. The 7058 (white) is for ink.
Thank you Jason for this one...I find that erasers are as an important tool for drawing as the pencils themselves. . I have another eraser from General's, Magic Black, for Charcoals, may be under another brand I have no idea.. I love my Zero for drawing so much..then I even cut my Vinyl erasers into sharp shapes to get what I need, they are cheap enough. even to use in my electric erasers... great help as always Jason, thank you
+Roger D my pleasure thanks for the input
Great video thank u, I like my faber Castell rubber easer with green paper around it but I hate the one with just font on it. Going to try find ur mono zero I don't have a fine line eraser. Didn't like the Derwent eraser with paper around it tho I am now tempted to try my dewent eraser with just logo that I got in my blender. Can u do a video on blenders please. Thank u I subscribed
thanks so much. very helpful!
I like this review! 👍🏾
Hey, thank you! This is really helpful! I do have most of your erasers as well, the Mono zero erasers are awsome :)
thank you for this tutorial...👍👍
The pink one does indeed stain the paper. Not always, but 8 times out of 10 it did in my case. (On great paper.) Tossed it out of course.
Very helpful. Thank you.
Great review thanks
Great sense of humor! 😂
Have you tried the Kohi Noor pencil eraser? Love it!
love the review, thank you so much! and by the way: you have beautiful hands☺️
A really useful well made video, thanks so much!
I usually use either Hi-Polymer white (pentel) Hi-Polymer Color, or Hi-Polymer Black. They all erase pretty much the same though, but they are really good XD
Tack????
*new art supplies discovered*
great review but have you tried black erasers? they're my favorite
Derwent battery eraser is very good on coloured pencil👍
Thank you
veru helpful
Thank you for taking the time to make this video and sharing it. It's certainly very helpful. I personally have used the regular eraser stick, but found it too pliable and wondered if the Tombow Mono Zero would have worked better. Now I know that it does and I have the option of the Tuff Stuff as well. Also, I'm always hearing about blue tack and wondered what it was. Now I know and will likely be switching out my kneaded eraser for blue/white tac.
Great video. Very informative.
Hi Jason,
in your opinion is there any difference between the blue and white "blutac"? I know at least one artist who blends the 2 together...
+Bradford Yorks hi - to be honest I could see no difference at all. Lots of artists have their favourite things, but have never actually tested anything side by side in the way I did it, so sometimes they just stay with something out of habit. But for me personally I would use either.
good review, you forget the mecanical pencil eraser, like faber castell
Do you know if anyone other than tombow make very thin eraser refills? Thereason I ask is I got a pack a whileago ago off ebay, that are about 3.2 mm diameter, but I cant remember the makers name. They are fantastic, instantly cut through dense layers of 8b or9b graphite where staetdlters and kneaded etc wouldnt touch it and slide and smear over. Also, doesnt bend and snap off under pressure. I use it in a DIY wood holder. I'm down to my last 1/2 inch. God knows what I'll do next
"rubbish" *tosses cheap eraser* me: 😂👌
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Lol yes!!! Ha ha
I have the tuff stuff and the mono circle. I was wondering is the square mono better than the tuff stuff? because tuff stuff has stopped production for some reason.
amazing videos
Pretty good review, but I wish you would've added an electric eraser vs. the pen eraser to justify the expense of it. Good to know what to avoid though.
+Megg S. that is exactly what I have planned for the next eraser review - this one was going on too long :)
Yay! I for one would watch a long video as long as it's informative as this was, thanks for posting it.
I often use the Pentel Clic pen-style eraser.
Pros: vinyl refills are cheap, picks up quite a lot of graphite
Cons: Too wide for fine detail (7mm), soft so bends a little in use
I have the mono fine round tip eraser too which I use for fine lines, its harder than the Pentel so doesn't bend, the refills are expensive if you work out the £$ per kilo ratio.
Though it is fine I would like something even finer.
I have also used the pink faber-castell pencil style eraser. Its hard so can be cut to a fine point but because its hard it doesn't pick up as much graphite as a softer material as you found out - it doesn't last very long either esp. if you sharpen it a lot to keep the tip fine.
The brush ended stick idea is good - I once blew on the paper and accidentally spat on it. Is there a detachable brush top out there? Its good to just flip it around to brush the rubber waste away.
mcquinn01 Try using a drafting brush, they have long handles, long bristle heads, don't damage or blend on the paper. Around 10 inches, $7 US
Hey Jason. great review,thanks. i have found a black eraser( could be Derwent or Faber-Castell? ) thats great. even does a pretty good job on pastels, I havent tried it with charcoal or coloured pencil yet. Just one thing, i have been told that whilst the Blu-Tak works really well,..it doesnt play as nicely with other mediums. leaving a residue behind that can repel adding extra layers. (especially pastels) so they reccommend using the kneadable eraser for better quality. what are your thoughts?
+Corina Graham not sure but will certainly look in to it :)
+Corina Graham The black eraser is Faber Castell. It's marketed as a no-residue eraser (you know how erasers leave their droppings everywhere ) :). Although it does produce eraser dust, they tend to ball up and are easy to brush off. I love the black erasers...but be careful if working on an area you need to keep really light, black being black can sometimes leave an oh-so-slight dark mark on your support, depending on what it is. This eraser works particularly well with coloured pencil on smoother, slicker surfaces, such as drafting film and hot press supports that some artists favour. Hope this helps someone
+Donna Ryan thanks :)
+Donna Ryan I just ordered one to try out :)
+Jason Morgan - Wildlife Art (wildlife art) I'm sure you will like it. I was quite pleased when I first tried it so will be interesing to see your results. It is now my go-to eraser, my first port of call EXCEPT if where I am erasing it is vitally imporant to maintain whites. (or I obviously need to use a tacky eraser like Blu Tac). As I said previously, because it is black, by nature it can leave a subtle stain, but this depends on what support (paper or board for those unfamiliar with the term support) you are using. No problem if you are going to colour over it, but if the area is to remain white white, then this eraser might harm it. The exception is on drafting film, where this eraser will take back the coloured pencil all the way to bare film without harming the film, providing it's done gently. All other erasers that I know of will kill the surface of drafting film (often favoured by coloured pencil artists) so that you can't redraw over it, they remove the surface and leave an annoying shiny patch that the pencil won't cling to. Hope this helps someone.
this is the only man that still sounds normal at 1.5x speed
What did you do at 1:41 can you respond?
I have learned the hard way never to use the end of pencil as eraser
ah yes, my soul as a derwent's slave has awakened
their stuff are good, not too expensive (not cheap either)
You look like the doctor in the introductory scene of metal gear solid V
What’s an “erazer”?
Jess
Jess
U Have so much stuff
Eraser Pencil
he maybe got the white cheap eraser from dollar tree
Eraser
u forgot the electric eraser.
Mariah Carey's Diva Shade whats that?
Its exactly what its called ;-;
What's 20 ponds in America
Maddy Knitter ?
Unless you were making a joke, "ponds" was not what he was saying. POUNDS aka Pounds Sterling, is the main unit of English currency - just like Dollars are to Americans.
I can highly commend the other Tombow MONO eraser special, the Mono Plastic (large), the Mono Light and Mono smart.
Another very good eraser is Sakura "SumoGrip"
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