Everything You Wanted To Know About The Difference Between H & B Pencils
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Question which one should I use if I'm new to blending stick, I just brought some and I was wondering.
You forgot the f pencil which is similar to the hb pencil but a little bit different
@@katarzynakozakiewicz4760 omg! Please explain? Pretty please?
@@hughes773 I started with 2B and as I got more confident, moved up but never liked anything above 4B
@@drakynoch thank you I give it a try
That’s the greatest dad joke I’ve ever heard. Seriously
Lmfao
BUTTUH
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"Oh you make art? What's your medium?"
"Butter..."
*BUTTAH
There are people in Nepal (either Nepal or Tibet, around that area) who sculpt in butter, so...
*buttah
Baddahh...
I laughed to hard at this comment😂
Never in my life did I think I would hear Scott Sava say “buttah” and now I will think about it constantly, thanks Scott
Ha ha
I love the little different unique things different creators on CZcams say! Like Wewd and I want that from Bobby Dukes and we have Stipple that goop from Studson Studios and Wormy dealies from North of the Border. Just a few crafter CZcamsrs I watch.
SAME!!😆🙌🏻
It is quite good, and I love it.
@@EmeraldCrafts130 omg those guys are awesome!
B is for ✨buttah✨
I can’t believe it’s not real ✨buttah✨
Smooth like ✨️buttah✨️
Buttah
-Scott Christian Sava
21 years of my life and this is the first time i know about this, and I've been to art class...
I'm disappointed in myself lol
Don't worry most art schools are like this. Being in art school, I find myself researching on my own and learning from peers more than lecturers ever teach you. Don't be afraid to ask around and look online to improve yourself!
In the end, they let you try figure everything by yourself, so that you can develop your own skills and style without them having any influence and control on you.
@@jayna3400 that is a good point.
I've had art as an extra class for a few years now (science students don't have it by default), and my teachers always emphasized more on oil painting techniques. So what that means is us students would have to learn other mediums on our own, or not learn at all :v
I literally just learnt this in science a week ago. Like different H and B pencils have different amounts of graphite and clay. The more graphite means a darker tone. For example, a 4B pencil has 79% graphite and 15% clay, compared to a 4H pencil with a 55% graphite and 39% clay. *Note that most pencils have a 5% wax content.
Same! I didn’t even know what the b1 meant
The best explanation about this B-not to B subject that I ever found. Thank you 🙏
I’ll always remember the “buttah” pencils, thank you Scott
✨BUTTAH✨ thanks Scott
I do a lot of graphite and sketches and I always use a 2H pencil for my outlines on everything. It's light and doesn't really smudge, so I can ink over it for my watercolors or put colored pencil over them and they don't get all over everything else.
I use 4H for all mine. Easy to erase and ink over.
Ooh! I learned about this in art class!
Basically the lead in "H" pencils are made with more clay, making them harder and lighter.
Meanwhile "B" pencils are made with less clay an more graphite, making them softer and darker.
Clay?
@@mybigyear yes.
@@gothiccprince can you explain it please
@@mybigyear I... explained it in the original comment.
But here, have this from google:
"The “lead” in a pencil isn’t actually
made from lead. It is made from a
form of carbon called graphite. The
graphite is mixed with clay and
formed into long thin pencil lead."
This honestly was a blessing I always get them confused 😭
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"so what is the difference between a B and a H pencil?"
Sir, the difference is that one is a pencil and the other is an insect
I had to read that a couple times to realize
Omg THANK YOU I was so confused about the H not blending
Thanks needed that
Lol about to comment that
“it’s soft and smooth like butter”
me: smooth like butter like a criminal undercover
i knew i wasn’t the only one that thought of that song 😁
@@verovero1496 ofc not🤚✨
Think you explained it very well :)
I use a lighter pencil like a B to erase watercolor sketches easier and 2B-8B for figure drawing and still lives
No one Could Explain It Better! Scott, Confidence is Key, I know it Sounds simple, But so many people ( Including me😂 ) Would be so happy to have you as Their Art Teacher! Dont forget it!
"Smooth like butter like a criminal undercover..."🎶
Gon' pop like trouble breaking into your heart like that...
Cool shade stunner, yeah I owe it all to my mother.
Hot like summer, yeah, I'm making you sweat like that (break it down)
Ooh when I look in the mirror i melt ur heart into 2
I got that superstar glow so ooh~
That opening is all I needed in my life, thank you XD
i'm self taught and never actually knew what the letters stood for. i always refer to them as hard and buff lol
Make "BUTTAH~" your pick up line, I just love it 😂
this is so helpful because i’m new to art and i never knew that the pencils were important! i will keep this in mind from now on thank you!!
I’ve never been so early! thanks for giving me art motivation :D
i will personally start calling B “Best for blending”
This man’s videos are just so wholesome so I just like to chill on his channel.
That actually really helps now I know why some of my pencils are so much lighter than the others I do realistic art and the h's are just not dark enough and they dont blend as well and this is 1 of the other many reasons why I fallow you lol
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS THEY ALWAYS HELP ME WITH MY ART
2B or not 2B
- Scott Christian Sava
* - Yoko Taro
I love the way you explained the difference between B and H! Great job Scott ❤️
I like that there are different kinds of pencils, it makes sketching much easier for me
"Soft and smooth like *b u d d a h* 😄"
Me who has a heavy hand and never uses blending:
H it is.
I found my sweet spot in 4B when I was in college. I haven't went near "art" in many years now, but coming across your videos a couple of weeks ago really helped inspired me to want to come back to it; especially the video you did on how there's no wrong way of doing art. Thank you, God bless.
Your explanation is the only one that's ever made sense for me. THANK YOU
I never ask but can i get a pin please ? Love ur vids super helpful and entertaining! ❤️
Done!
you did it!! :D
@@ssavaart omg 😱 so awesome thank u 😂☺️
@@artwalex428 yeah how awesome !!!
Congrats
My uncle told me that joke 1 time
He thought it was hilarious
I couldn’t help but smile at the dad joke at the beginning, I loved it😆
This man is the most wholesome person ever
This is my favorite channel by far
I love Scott he's just such a sweet person he's got to be my favorite content creator ever
This was honestly the best explanation I've ever heard. Thank you.
I love this explanation. So simple and less confusing than trying to figure what’s the difference on my sketching kit.
You have answered a decade long question that I for some reason never googled and I thank you for it, love all your work!
You are an adorable person, while at same time being very informative! I love you videos, thanks for making great content.
Yes he finally explains the difference between different pencil sizes
I like you for not being pretentious artist.
I love the way you say butter 😆🧈
This is the perfect explanation! Anytime I've googled the difference I end up finding super long articles that I don't find really explain the difference
As a kid, and being the artist of the family, I'd always get those drawing pencil sets for birthdays and Christmas. I never knew why my drawings looked so horrible using them until you explained this.. H for erasable defined lines, B for soft shading. But 15 years later I now have such a large swath of art skills and a collection of art supplies so big I just use whatever I pick up off my work table. Or the first pencil that rolls forward in my drawer, even if it's a colored one.
You explained it perfectly for me. I needed to see it.
I was actually really curious why an art kit I got had so many pencils, and this answers it well!! Thank you!!
My favorite things about your videos are the fact that you give tips inspiration and make jokes! The way you enjoy drawing makes me just want to draw for a whole day.
Also the joke you made at the beginning really got me lmao
Honestly this man is one of the most wholesome people on this platform. You saved my art in many ways. Motivation, quality, and creativity. Thanks Scott.
Actually that is a really good explanation and demonstration! I don't consider myself an artist, and don't draw all the time. But when I do, I like using pencils, but never quite got the lettering of them! Now I understand a lot more!
You answered that question better than anyone ever could 💓
Honestly a pretty sweet break down
THANK. YOU. SO. MUCH. I HAVE BEEN STARING AT MY PENCIL SET FOR 4 YEARS AND I RUN ACROSS THIS TODAY. THANK YOU
Scott just made me a better artist today!
i love this guy he's so wholesome
This was definitely a more fun explanation of lead hardness than my college professors gave 😊 Loved it!
Scott, thank you so much for making these videos. Not only are they incredibly informative, but they also always seem to make me smile
You're the best, thanks again
I cannot tell you how thankful I am for this information, thank you so much Scott
This is such a wholesome video omfg
Something my art never thought me in 4 years of school, thank you
You are a WEALTH of information and communicate SO WELL!!! Thank you!!!
The way you say butter is literally the most adorable thing I've ever heard an adult say
This was so helpful and it’s the first time I have ever heard it explained simply enough for anyone to understand. Thanks!
My art teacher always taught it was H pencils being lighter - better for a barebones sketch, while B pencils were better for adding details and depth.
exactly what i needed! you really do listen to your audience! love it!!
This was sooooooo helpful! I always preferred B pencils (usually 4b or 6b) but my drawings were always so soft and smeared a lot. It turns out I should have been using H pencils and got hooked on 4H and I'm happy with my results. Thanks for clearing this up. Stay awesome! ♥️
I'm so glad!
I love how you said “butter” and the joke you made!
Smooth like butter...✨💜
Now I finally understand the difference between them. It’s so silly that B stands for „Butter“ but it’s the most effective way to tell anyone because it is so silly that you will remember it
Essentially correct. The h pencils are usually use for light sketches to erase easily when going over it or something along that line. The b gradients is all about shading and making a master piece.
Hey Scott, I just gotta say; thank you so much for inspiring me to actively draw more.
You’ve helped me so much with my motivation it’s ridiculous. Really. Thank you so very much.
I always considered the B to stand for Blending/Blendable pencils. They are so satisfying to use!
My favorite pencil is the 3b. It's soft enough for drawings and doesn't smudge too much if I decide to write with it. So it definitely is a perfect all-rounder for me :)
Black & Hard Black is my all time favorite pencil types..!! ❤️💯
2b and 3b is the best for lines, and 6b is the best for shading no more debait needed
Can you make a playlist containing all Everything you want to know? That'll be helpful
I think you explained it very wonderful in 1 minutes
Keep up scott
Well explained!! 😃👍🏾 Blending stick or blending stump or tortillon…
you just explained that so much better than my art teacher ever did
Haha right?
Yu explaind it very well. I have not gotten many H pencils. But that made it make way more sense..
Changes are coming in my art soon.
That's a great explanation, art teachers would make a whole 2 hour lesson
Your content is educational AND makes me smile, 8 billion out of 10, delightful
I never thought i would [ HAVE ] to use your videos for my art (I'll use it for your use but no where else really explained it well enough ) thank you for being here for my junior art y9ull help me in the long run
I personally love it use 2h for a sketch, and guidelines and 2b, 4b, and 6b for other things.
Could you do a series showing different styles in a single sketchbook? It would be really entertaining!
You explained it very well! I had a hard time understanding before this. Thanks!
i have gone to art school for three years
in these three years i haven't been able to understand the difference very well
finally with your wonderful explnation i was able to
I dunno why, but the way you said "Buttah" was just so dang adorable!!
I love your explanation! “Buttah” says it all!!
You nailed the explanation, Scott. Not so different from how my art teacher explained it to me eons ago.
Got these pencils at an exchange gift with a good quality color pencils. I did notice this (never tried to blend it though) and it was pretty cool to have these as a beginner. Probably best gifts I had.
This is such a simple way to put it
Fun fact the difference in softness is the amount of clay and graphite in the pencil! The more clay in the pencil the softer/lighter it is, and the more graphite the harder/darker! Stay amazing y’all 🥰
Wasn’t into to art but I still watched him now I am big in art huge inspiration
I always thought B meant blend, but honestly buttah is much better and easier to remember, thanks Scott