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Shading. Create gradients and soft shading by using the upper point of this versatile tip. Remember to set the point down gently, much like an airplane taking off and landing.

Lines. You can also use the upper point to draw fine lines. Don’t use excessive downward pressure or you can bend the point.

Solid Black. Lay the point flat on the wood and slowly move the point back and forth to create a rich, solid black.

Grass. Roll the shading point to the side and use the edge in an upward motion to create blades of grass.

Fur. Create soft or crisp fur strokes by burning back-and-forth motions with the upper point of the shading tip.

Leaf Shapes. Gently press the flat point onto the wood to create leaf shapes.

Stippling/Pointillism. Turn the point upside down and use the very tip to create tiny dots for stippling or pointillism.