ARTS

made from synthetic resin and has low odor, best mediums for art, ideal for beginners

• chalk

• acrylic

• colored pencils

• graphite pencils

stick of compressed mineral pigment and clay that is composed to such a fine degree that particles are nearly invisible

• oil paint

• pen and ink

• colored pencils

• chalk

soft, black, brittle stick of burnt wood, similar to graphite but has a warmer appearance

• colored pencils

• charcoal

• soft pastels

• chalk

is a medium in which artists create realistic or abstract images that combine color with the properties of graphite, a form of mineral based pencil lead

• colored pencils

• graphite pencils

• soft pastels

• watercolors

used in a variety of ways. They can create thin and thick lines depending on the amount of pressure you apply while drawing.

• soft pastels

• colored pencils

• charcoal

• graphite pencils

are made from a base of drying oil such as ground linseed, poppy seed and walnut being the most common form of pigment.

• colored pencils

• oil pastels

• watercolors

• oil paint

are great for sketching, drawing and painting - they are often used on their own, or mixed with watercolors, gouache, acrylics. made of pigment suspended in oil and wax,

• oil pastels

• graphite pencils

• colored pencils

• oil paint

are professional grade drawing tools normally used for line work and tonal drawings. These are used extensively by architectural firms for making mock up drawings of how a building may look.

• graphite pencils

• watercolors

• pen and ink

• tempera

is a medium composed of a tiny pigment and binder on a stick. It is combined with water- soluble gum arabic to allow it to adhere to the paper.

• watercolors

• colored pencils

• oil pastels

• soft pastels

made by mixing dry pigments with an egg based binder. It is painted on a panel (usually made of wood) with an absorbent, usually linen or canvas, ground. 16th century and its heyday was the Renaissance

• tempera

• watercolors

• charcoal

• acrylic