Pencil on acrylic?

[deeleelambbaa]

Hey, fellow customizers!
I got a new idea for a pony, but it's got a lot of intricate designs planned. Most of the time when I have an intricate design that I could make mistakes on, I draw it on the pony with a pencil first to make sure it will look good and so I can simply trace over it with paint later.
So far, I've only drawn on a pony with pencil that hasn't been painted yet- I was wondering if I'd be able to draw on an FBR'd pony with pencil, if it would show up well enough to see it, and if I needed to erase, would the pencil smudge or not erase at all? (if that happened, it would totally defeat the purpose of the pencil  )
Just wondering if anyone has done this so far and can tell me of their experience! Thanks in advance, all

[JoshsPonyPrincess]

I find drawing on a pony with a FBR actually easier than one without it. The lead in the pencil has something to hold onto. Just be careful as the lead is a little darker on top of paint and its a pain to erase if there is FBR in place.

[NoDivision]

Yup, it goes on much better over paint. Just draw very lightly.

[deeleelambbaa]

awesome, thanks guys 

[TwistedRainbow]

ohh dee what did you come up with now?

[Kimmers4Ever]

I totally have no qualms with drawing on the paint. I don't even cringe to erase on an FBR.

[deeleelambbaa]

ohh dee what did you come up with now?

something that will take just as much time and preplanning as Puzzle Peace did ;P lol

[TwistedRainbow]

ohh dee what did you come up with now?

something that will take just as much time and preplanning as Puzzle Peace did ;P lol

lol omg fun

[puuush]

I find that drawing lightly is great. And I use one of these kneadable artist erasers. They are totally cool. So much gentler to the surface.

[deeleelambbaa]

I find that drawing lightly is great. And I use one of these kneadable artist erasers. They are totally cool. So much gentler to the surface.

oh cool, like the clay that picks up pencil markings or something like that?