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11 February, 05:02
Why is charcoal a limited drawing medium?
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Edgar Villanueva
11 February, 05:15
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Charcoal is a limited drawing medium (like pencil) because you can only create artforms in a Monochromatic scale - Black (your charcoal medium) to white (or whatever color your canvas is). It has a single color value and is irreversible once used.
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