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Plus.... Flute playing doesn't harm them too much XP
When I'm going this kind of drawing, I usually start with a 2H pencil making random dynamic lines and starting to put some shapes but with really smooth strokes. Once I decided of the pause and stuff I take a 0.35/0.5 H/2H mechanical pencil. (they do not allow large and dynamic strokes but they are pretty precise and gives the drawing a very clean look). I a add some shading I use different mechanical pencils, h then HB and B etc etc.... So it is still quite clean.
But I use this technique mainly for sketches I'm going to color digitally. Kind of traditionnal media lineart technique.
At the end I use an HB or even B mechanical pencil or cutter sharpened pencil to empasize some lines. that all :3
I don't really like when My hand is covered by pencil powder and the sketch goes messy...
But of course this technique is not really good for quick sketches and life drawing.
You loose some life and spontaenity...
Anyway I hope this helped you a little...