First things first, its staying power is superb. When I wore this pencil to a bachelorette party in June (a.k.a in peak Manhattan heat), it was the only product on my face that didn’t smudge or ...

The pencil “lead” is actually a mixture of graphite and clay. More clay in the mixture makes the lead harder. A harder lead has a higher number. Pencils are numbered from 1-3 but most people use a ...

Following a year and a half of use, my Apple Pencil had to be retired – the tip cracked off while the stylus was snug in my backpack during a flight. Thank you, #thoughtsandprayers, but life ...

Of course, that requires using the Apple Pencil, which helps ensure all their creations come out picture-perfect. If you’re a creative who uses the iPad for their work, you might wonder if the ...

Learn more As someone who's been drawing since I could hold a crayon, I've been through my fair share of graphite pencils, sketchbooks, and paint sets. I've tried dozens of different brands over ...

Pencils, erasers, ballpoint pens - it was always fun to start a new term with a new brace of equipment in your pencil case. And have you ever thought about the history behind those school essentials?

Well you’re in luck, because the price of both the Apple Pencil (USB-C) and Apple Pencil Pro just dropped. Right now you can pick up the Apple Pencil Pro for $91 over at Amazon, which is $38 off ...

Pencil bollards mark the start of a school street to protect children going to their lessons (Picture: X/twickerati) Giant pencils have been introduced in one London borough’s streets to stop ...

Pencils, an ubiquitous tool around the world massively used by students, particularly those enrolled in primary and secondary education, are normally not the product of a recycling process.

Not a lot has changed in terms of design, but the new Mini has an A17 Pro chip that will be able to handle generative AI-based Apple Intelligence features, as well as Pencil Pro compatibility.

Some coloured pencils are water soluble - water can be brushed over them to blend colours. Water-soluble pencils are usually softer than ordinary coloured pencils and will go blunt more quickly.