1. Media Study Daniel OHS 1995

3. Dillon OHS 1995

5. Judith OHS 1996

7. Media Study Medium: any material used to create art. Results depend upon: tools, surfaces and techniques Two types media used: Dry media are free of liquid or moisture and remain that way when used: pencil, crayon, chalk, charcoal Wet media include ink, acrylic, watercolor and tempera Daniel OHS 1995

8. The most common dry medium is graphite pencil. Hard and soft grades: 9H is hard (light), 6B is soft (dark) and HB is medium. Hauk 2011 WRH

10. Colored pencils are usually wax based Marie 2011 WRH

12. Charcoal is a black or very dark colored, brittle substance made of carbon. Most artist charcoal is made from plant material. Versatile in blending and erasing. Vine charcoal: soft, brittle, easily erased Compressed charcoal: available in stick, pencil and powdered forms Hauk 2011 WRH

14. Chalk (oldest)is a soft rock composed of fossilized shells that may be ground or compressed. Pastels: dry, powdery sticks of pigments (finely ground colored powders) held together with a binder. May be powdery, waxy or oily. Haley 2011 WRH Sarah 2011 WRH Chalk pastel

15. Meggie 2007 WHS Wes 2010 WRH Oil pastel

17. Crayons (among oldest) are available in sticks and pencils. Usually thought of as a child’s medium Conte’ crayons: available in colors and different hardnesses. Ten 2010 WRH

18. Wet media come in a liquid state and are applied with brushes, pens, and other drawing tools. India ink is black drawing ink. Waterproof: permanent Soluble: will dissolve in water Austin 2010 WRH

19. Markers are available in different colors and with different sized tips. Inks may be used as a wash (made thin with water) or concentrated. Rebecca 2007 WHS

21. Paints are considered to be drawing media when applied with drawing techniques or applied with a drawing medium Watercolor: transparent pigments in a binder of water or gum arabic Available in tube or pans Gouache: opaque watercolors (resembles tempera) Tempera: poster paint available in liquid or powder Acrylic: synthetically or chemically produced pigments and media Acrylics are permanent when dry Jeremy 2011 WRH

22. Daniel OHS 1995

24. Dillon OHS 1995

26. Judith OHS 1996