_______ is the most common ground for drawing.

thread, stick, mud, and sand

_____ consists of all drawing supplies used by artists, illustrators, and designers.

the smoothness or coarseness of a surface

the thickness or thinness of a sheet of paper

paper that can be made from wood, from a variety of plants, and from cloth

this affects how much it will yellow over time

this determines how absorbent the paper is

the surface on which drawing marks are made

coarse toothed paper results in

This type of paper holds up to both wet and dry media as well as vigorous erasing and smudging.

_____ is a high acid paper and is only appropriate for drawings you don't intend to keep.

______ sized paper resists liquid media, so that ink remains on the surface, resulting in cleanlines

Pencils come in different ranges of hardness. The hardest pencil listed is the ___.

The softest pencil that is listed is the _____

A drawing tool because it can make marks by subtraction

One can modify a ground by making it _______.

In your sketchbook, you are using what type of ground?

If you want your drawing to hold up well over time