kajarainbow (
kajarainbow) wrote2008-05-24 02:33 pm
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Possibly odd question
This just stuck my mind. I don't recall anyone ever talking about pencils being occasionally unpleasant to use at certain angles. Like, when you hold it a certain way, you can feel it scraping in a nasty way as you write, a sort of vibration (that makes me want to grit my teeth just thinking of it). It seems to happen more when the pencil tip's more worn down. I've had to turn the pencil around so that I don't accidentally rub the bad point against the paper nearly as often, but I sometimes have to grimace while using pencils. I've also found scraping some metals to produce a similar feeling.
The main question is, does this happen to you? Is it a common experience or a rare one?
The main question is, does this happen to you? Is it a common experience or a rare one?
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Occasionally 'uncomfortable' to use?
Yeah that happens sometimes. Also using plastic utensils on styrofoam sometimes. And nails on a chalkboard...
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Some artists lightly rotate the pencil as they draw lines, to ensure the line thickness doesn't change as they draw, especially with softer pencils - that would also keep the tip less chiseled, which might reduce the unpleasant feel for you.
How relevant this icon is!
ME BEIN ME
like the way a chair may scrape the floor
OR nails on a cahlk board
4 me---- COMMON
4 u----- NOrmal if u didnt hear anythin @ all, u have a problem
LOL