graphite stick
Pronunciation
/ɡɹˈæfaɪt stˈɪk/
British pronunciation
/ɡɹˈafaɪt stˈɪk/

Definition & Meaning of "graphite stick"in English

Graphite stick
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a solid drawing tool made of compressed graphite, often encased in wood or paper, used by artists to create bold, expressive marks on paper or other surfaces

What is a "graphite stick"?

A graphite stick is a drawing tool made from compressed graphite, shaped like a thick pencil or stick, used for sketching and shading. It has a smooth, consistent texture that allows for both fine details and broad strokes. Graphite sticks are often preferred by artists for their ability to create rich, dark tones and smooth shading, as well as for their versatility in producing different effects. Unlike pencils, graphite sticks do not have a wood casing, giving artists more control over the amount of graphite used in their work. They are commonly used in drawing, sketching, and even in larger-scale artwork.

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Examples
The artist used a graphite stick to create bold, gestural sketches of the figure during the life drawing session.
He shaded the background of his landscape drawing with a graphite stick to achieve smooth, even tones.
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