PAU Artistic Drawing II (Madrid) Practice Questions - Madrid PAU Artistic Drawing II Examination (Dibujo Artístico II 2o Bachillerato - Madrid 2026) Exam

Vine charcoal is made of charred wood without binder and is easily erased, while compressed charcoal contains a binder, producing darker, permanent marks. Vine charcoal contains linseed oil, making it water-resistant, while compressed charcoal is water-soluble. Vine charcoal is extremely dense and non-erasable, whereas compressed charcoal crumbles easily and wipes away with a dry cloth. Vine charcoal is synthetic and produced in metal molds, whereas compressed charcoal is harvested directly from burnt grapevines.