Charcoal Pencil Whatever

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I am currently working with charcoal and I was wondering who here also uses charcoal, on a steady basics?

I really do not like the mess and once I close my table my work is changed. What I do like about charcoal is that it is not shiny and black is true black.

Charcoal pencils are sold individually and in sets, often in cedar casings. They have a more developed rating system than compressed charcoal, using the European pencil hardness schema that is used for graphite drawing pencils. There are twenty ratings of drawing pencils in the full range, though charcoal pencils are only offered in certain of the softer ratings. The pencils are rated for hardness (H) and blackness (B). The harder the pencil, the less black, and vice versa.

Charcoal pencils are sold individually and in sets, often in cedar casings. They have a more developed rating system than compressed charcoal, using the European pencil hardness schema that is used for graphite drawing pencils. There are twenty ratings of drawing pencils in the full range, though charcoal pencils are only offered in certain of the softer ratings. The pencils are rated for hardness (H) and blackness (B). The harder the pencil, the less black, and vice versa.

Do you use charcoal on a regular basis? I might not abandon charcoal, just keep it at home so my work does not smear.

I will take a look at the charcoal pencils the next time I go to the store.

its warmed up enough for me to brake out the weber and it got me to thinking about which one people like better and why.
me i like the charcoal because it tastes better

Ok, you like to cook with charcoal but do not like to draw with it.