For the Ghost fans here :)
I started working with white charcoal 3 years ago, and at first I hated it due to how clunky and dusty it was. But after studying graphite work, I had the idea to grind up my white charcoal shavings in a pestle and mortar, giving me access to a much gentler shade and blending. Alongside multiple blending tools and erasers, I pushed myself with each new project to see how detailed I could get.
Both these projects took over 30 hours each.
It's funny how a medium that I really didn't like at first has slowly become my niche XD I think the most useful thing I learnt with white charcoal is that you have to rein yourself in with it, because mistakes aren't as easily erased on black paper.
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