Faber-Castell Erasers - Drawing Art kneaded Erasers, Large Size Grey - 4 Pack

Perfect art eraser. These can also be used to take an impression when you are and about. Take an impression and then place it on an ink stamp pad and print into a journal. That way you can save many images from a trip. Just knead it and it is ready for the next impression.

The erasers work very well, especially since they were so inexpensive. They are easy to use and aren’t to stiff. The erasers are very long lasting.

I like the size for my artwork. This product does what it is supposed to and erases ink on your drawings gradually. The more you keep pressing the more graphite lifts off. I like this product better than standard pencil erasers. No offensive smell and the product does turn color the more you use it for obvious reasons. Durable and easy to use.

i bought two packs of these. i use a kneaded eraser every day, so i figured that 8 of them would last quite a while since it does take a while to really fill these up with graphite or charcoal.one of the packs had been opened and was short an eraser but amazon made good on it.i recommend this brand of kneaded eraser as i like them, and i really like that they have a small reclose-able plastic box to store the eraser in, so no dirt or dust gets on the eraser, and no graphite or charcoal gets all over from the eraser.

I use these all the time in my art and they are smooth and have a good storage compartment. would recommend

These erasers work so well with my watercolor pencils when I am drawing before I do my watercolor paintings. I highly recommend this, I love that I can manipulate them to any shape I need. I can roll it along my drawing to lighten my drawing before I paint or I can run it along an area to completely erase a mistake. It's great to get 4 of them, great value for the moneyl.

These are tricky to use unless you know how. They work very well, no eraser crumbs, but off-and-on while using you need to stretch it and pull it and work it into a blob. The only way to clean it and keep it pliable is stretching and squishing it into a ball. If you don’t use it for a while it starts to harden, but just stretch it. Probably not good for kids.

I am a portrait and character artist and I have used a few kneaded erasers before, but none work as effectively as these. I work with many fine details and these do an excellent job of picking up mistakes or even lightening some specific spots I filled in with graphite. They stretch very well and can be molded to pick up tiny details or stretched to get rid of the graphite smudges I make when my hand rests on the paper. With graphite, they last a very long time and it can hold a lot of graphite. They last a lot longer for charcoal drawings as well, as I have noticed compared to other erasers. They are very kind to paper and can do a lot of heavy lifting, though I do use a normal rubber eraser when getting rid of particularly big or dark areas.