This type of charcoal easily erases and is used for the beginning stages of a charcoal drawing.

This charcoal gives you the most control and is great for adding details.

This type of charcoal is great for larger areas, has staying power and is used for your final version of artwork.

In art, what does "tooth" refer to?

What does the "weight" of paper refer to?

Applying charcoal directly to the drawing surface of paper is known as:

Applying an even coat of charcoal to a surface and then removing charcoal with an eraser to produce an image is known as:

gently smudging two or more values into each other to create a gradual transition or to soften a line is called:

smoothly transitioning from dark to light values is known as:

Charcoal comes in different hardnesses and values like graphite pencils

a stick of tightly twisted paper that has a fine tip used for blending is known as:

a soft small piece of leather used to soften lines or edges in a charcoal drawing is called:

a protective aid you spray on a charcoal drawing to prevent it from smudging is known as:

what does "Chiaroscuro" mean?

An artwork that is described as having a bold contrast of light and dark that affects the whole composition would have

What does the phone create in this image

Why do the figures stand out here?

Which of the following is a realist painter and street artist?

Where the light hits an object directly is known as:

where light bounces back onto an object is called:

the darkest shadow that is projected off of an object onto the ground that is created because the object is blocking the light is called:

the middle value between the lights and darks is called:

the darkest area on a shaded from is known as:

This is an image of: