Es-vc-pau-artistic-drawing-ii Practice Questions - Es-vc-pau-artistic-drawing-ii Exam

Vine charcoal is made of burnt uncompressed twigs without added binders making it easily erasable, while compressed charcoal uses pulverized carbon mixed with a gum binder to create darker, more permanent marks Vine charcoal is oil-impregnated to prevent erasing, while compressed charcoal is made of loose ash that blows off the page easily Vine charcoal produces dense indelible blacks, while compressed charcoal produces light grey removable strokes Vine charcoal requires liquid fixative before drawing, while compressed charcoal self-adheres permanently to glass