Drawing a design, coloring it hard with crayon, putting paint on it, and wiping the paint off.
Scratch a design on black paper.
Putting paint over thick crayon, and scratching a design in the paint to show the crayon color.
Using a compass or other tool to scratch design in the wood art tables.
Frontillism.
Fauves.
Egyptian realism.
Silhouette drawing.
Bows and arrows, animals, and how the cave people lived.
Dinosaurs and cavemen.
Men hunting animals.
Animals such as horses and bison running.
Rose window.
Stained glass window.
Wheel window.
Round church window.
A vase where the background, design bands, and figures are scratched into red clay.
A vase where the background is covered with black color and the figures are scratched away to reveal the red clay.
A vase where the background is scratched away to reveal the red clay, and the figures are scratched away to reveal the black clay.
A vase where the background, the design bands, and figures are scratched away to reveal the black clay.
Light colored crayons used for coloring.
Different colors of charcoal used for drawing.
Light values used in paintings
Fine quality chalk used for drawing.
Pencil, tempera paint, or crayon
Crayon, colored pencil, or clay
Pencil, charcoal, pen, or ink
Yarn, watercolor paint, or markers
One-point perspective.
Two-point perspective.
Linear perspective.
Eye level.
Vanishing point.
One-point perspective.
High and low placement.
horizon line.
A ruler.
A compass.
A protractor.
A template.
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