Artist who practices or works in drawing may be called as what?

This medium has been a popular and fundamental means of public __________ throughout human history.

Graphite pencils, pen and ink, inked brushes, wax color pencils, crayon, charcoal, chalk, pastels, makers, styluses and various metal are ____________ used for drawing.

The most common surface for drawing is a __________.

The precursor to modern paper dates back to _______________ in China.

In the _________, where the first water-powered paper mills were built.

In 1844, Canadian invertor ____________ and German F.G. Keller independently developed processes for pulping wood fibers significantly lowering cost of paper production.

Origination of the word "Pencil" from French: ______ which means "a small paintbrush"

Modern day pencils evloved from an ancient Roman writing instrument made of lead called a _______.

Some time before ____, and enormous deposit of graphite was discovered Cumbria, England

Pencils are usually graded on what System, that uses a continuum from "H" (for Hardness) to "B" for Blackness.

it is an article of stationary that is used for removing pencil markings.

In 1770, ________ is an English engineer, is credited with developing the first widely-marketed rubber eraser for an inventions competition.

This grip feels natural for most people and is surely the worst grip for drawing.

This is good for detailing, and for small-size sketching. Holding a pencil like you would hold the writing pen, but much further from the tip.

It is the preferable basic drawing grip. It produces flowing, economical sweeping line and is ideal for rough sketching, hatching and tonal work with the side of lead.

Usually, the smaller the page or detail, the closer the grip will be to the pen when doing or using this kind of grip.

It is sometimes used for detail work - it is the pencil held like a brush, in a pen grip with index finger resting along the shaft.

It defines the edges and surface ridges of an object.

The use of light and dark values to give the illusion of form and depth.

It is refer the use of light and dark, shade and highlight, in an artwork.

It is refer the use of light and dark, shade and highlight, in an artwork.

Small areas of white used to show the very brightest spots of an object.

Used to show to actual color of the object.

Represents the shadowed side of an object.

The shadow where the object meets the surface (the darkest tone).

It is a faint rim of light reflected back onto an object from the surfaces surrounding the object.

It is a series of straight or curved lines (called a set), drawn beside one another to give the illusion of a value.

It is a shading technique in which one set of lines crosses over (overlaps) another set.

The act of _________ involves covering an area with dots.

It has many different names and techniques such as Scumbling, Circling & Squirkling.

This shading technique also known as Smooth Shading is where you use your finger or some smudge tool such as a piece of cloth or cotton swab and smear the shading for a more uniform shade.

It shows the object not as it actually is, but as it appears to be from the view of the observer.

The ______ is the plane that is used to record the 'picture' or 'drawing' that the eye sees.

It is the spot on the horizon line to which the receding parallel lines diminish.

It is the simplest, most primitive and most universal property for creating visual arts.

Lines that delineate sections of the landscape.

These lines communicates a sense of height, balance, forceful, and dynamism.

Lines that shows action, life and energy and are always suggestive of living forms and processes.

These lines convey a sense of action or movement and the degree of action is shown in the angle of the diagonal.