🖍️ SARAL 12"x12' Graphite Transfer Paper, Gray - Achieve flawless tracings effortlessly Review

I bought a roll of Saral Blue transfer paper and used it to copy patterns onto the Sun Glo White Thumbnail Sketch. The paper consistently transfers tracing wheel marks with very few spots where the paper is caught by my fingers/hands. I used another carbon paper that left a lot of unwanted marks; this transfer paper seems to do this less often. It comes on a roll/box, similar to kitchen wax paper but without a cutting edge. I pulled out the desired length of paper and then cut it with scissors.

Great for enlarging if you have trouble with proportions but be careful not to press too hard or put your hand on the paper as the graphite will come off and you won't layer anything can on the other graphite than graphite. I know people use dimensional squares but this just confuses me, I'm dyslexic and I think that's why, but as you experiment and learn how to use this, this might come in handy. I actually made the palm rest out of plastic. . I went to a plastic store, yes they do have…

I usually just paint straight from nature; But when I want to transfer a specific sketch I made onto canvas, I love this blue saral transfer paper. It doesn't contain wax, so it doesn't change my colors when I apply them later. Also, unlike traditional carbon paper, there is no powdery dirt or stains on it. I place a piece of this blue transfer paper onto my canvas along with an overlay of my previous sketch and secure with bulldog clips. I trace the outlines and key details of my sketch with a

The Saral website lists the differences between each color type: Graphite: A versatile tracing paper medium. Ideal for illustration board and any art paper, wood, fabric, canvas and metal. Red: Ideal for ceramic and porcelain painting. The lines are turned off. It shows up equally well on light and dark surfaces, as well as on combined surfaces such as photos and photostatic images. Can be used on acetate coatings, plastics and paint. Blue: non-photographic. There is no need to scrape off the…