Which of the two do you prefer to draw with?

I prefer mechanical. They are always sharp and it gives me more precision. The way you put led in feels so good (^～^) , and some of them already come with comfortable grip holders.

Nenthos said:
Which of the two do you prefer to draw with?

I prefer mechanical. They are always sharp and it gives me more precision. The way you put led in feels so good (^～^) , and some of them already come with comfortable grip holders.

It truly depends on what you're aiming for:
Sketching : Mechanical (thin, well defined lines)
Lineart : Both (again, depends what you're aiming for, either thick or thin)
Shading : Wooden ( Just takes less time generaly)
Crosshatching : Mechanical ( Does this need Explaining!?)

Anyways, you can take these kinds of questions to either:
https://yande.re/forum/show/16730
or my thread:
https://yande.re/forum/show/18536
Hope this helped!

I'm prefer wooden pencils...the reason is i feel comfortable with it..
so far i already use, B,2B,4B,5B,6B,7B,8B

some people manually sharpen their pencils with a cutter to have it in a specific shape for different purposes...

http://dearlissy.blogspot.com/2011/05/sharpening-pencil-with-knife.html

something a mechanical pencil lacks... although i shade my drawings line per line with a mechanical pencil... it takes more time... but that is the part i enjoy when i draw...

natsumenatsu said:
some people manually sharpen their pencils with a cutter to have it in a specific shape for different purposes...
http://dearlissy.blogspot.com/2011/05/sharpening-pencil-with-knife.html

yeah..i'm usually sharpen my pencils using cutter_knife

I love my mechanical pencil, a bunch of 3B leads are enough for me.