General Pencil GPT24BP Tri-Tip Eraser-

I've had these erasers before and I was devastated when I lost my old one. Anyways I love these erasers they do such a good job at getting the pencil up and they're easy to hold and if you erase enough on one corner you can get a nice pointed edge for smaller areas if needed. These are awesome and the best erasers I'll ever recommend for any artist at any level.

These are goog erasers if they get black from erasing just rub them with a piece of denim cloth and they turn white atain.

This is probably one of my favorite erasers. Owned one years ago. I just like how soft and squishy it is, in combo with the shape and how well it picks up my lead. Warning, this does have a bit of a smell, specially out of the package, and if you handle the eraser, your fingertips may faintly smell like it. Depending on how heavily you draw, I'd say this works best with the lighter sketches and whisps of graphite compared to super hard marks that also leave dents in your paper. After years of using my original one, it did actually break into like, 3 pieces, but if you treat your supplies nicely, I believe it should go a while.

Erases really well for graphite, and charcoal. On regular, cellulose, mixed media and cotton watercolor paper. Only thing I don’t like is that the eraser shreds into tons of pieces everywhere as it erases. I prefer kneadable erasers instead just so there is no mess.

I am a watercolor painter. I use a wet in wet technique most of the time for botanical and natural history illustration/painting. You'll find various schools of thought as to whether or not you should sketch on watercolor paper prior to painting. Because there are so many details involved in accurately depicting a botanical specimen, I do a loose sketch on the paper prior to painting. This eraser is very soft on the paper and I have found it will not damage the paper is used with a light hand and of course, use a light hand when sketching with a pencil that doesn't deposit a lot of graphite on the paper. It is also important to know which pigments are known to stain significantly. If you paint over a penciled line with a staining picment you won't be able to erase that line. I keep these erasers on hand all of the time. I use these triangle shaped ones and the oval ones. I am not sure and I need to find out if there is a Factis stick eraser because that would be a very handy one to have. Definitely recommend this Factis eraser.

Wipe out smaller area well

Excellent eraser. I use on watercolor paper when sketching what I want to paint and need to erase. Easily removes 2HB charchoal from watercolor paper and does not tear paper.

Very easy and comfortable to hold. Erases fine as well.

I've made a lot of mistakes as an artist over the years... and this eraser is the best I've ever used for making those mistakes seem like they've never happened. Best suited for paper, Bristol, or watercolour paper (cold or warm press). Shipping was also quick and painless.