Charcoal is used for initial sketches and outlines when painting as it allows for broad strokes that can be easily erased by gently rubbing with a cloth if corrections need to be made. Oil painting involves mixing pigments with oils as a binder to apply to surfaces like canvas or boards. Graffiti refers to abstract wall paintings and texts meant for unlimited creative expression and disclosure seeking to change and evolve the visual appeal and impact of urban areas. Pastels are powdered pigments mixed with gum or resin to form sticks used directly on surfaces like paper or wood for drawings. Ink can be a liquid or solid that is diluted and used in various colors like black or sepia on paper.

1. CHARCOAL
Charcoal is used for the first
outlines of a wall or a painting
composition. Allows broad
strokes and not fixed to the
surface, so that corrections can
be made very easily with just hit
gently with a cloth to remove the
drawing.

2. Oil Painting
• The painting is a painting
technique comprising mixing
the pigment with a binder
based on oils, usually of
vegetable origin. By
extension, called the
paintings oil paintings
executed by this
technique, which supports
media varied nature:
metal, wood, stone, ivory, alt
hough the most common is
to be applied on canvas or
board.

3. Grafiti
• In common parlance, graffiti is
the result of abstract painting
wall texts free, and unlimited
creative expression purposes
and where disclosure is
essentially seeking to be
change and evolve visual
appeal and high impact, as
part a revolutionary and
rebellious urban
movement, therefore, a
political graffiti graffiti is not
considered as such.

4. Pastel drawing
• Pastels are powdered
pigments mixed with enough
gum or resin to agglutinate
forming a compact and dry
pasta. The word derives from
the pie dough with which
these paintings are made.
This paste is formed into the
shape of a rod of about the
size of a finger, which is used
directly on the working
surface (usually paper or
wood)

5. Ink
• The presentation of the
ink, also called "ink" is
usually liquid but can also
be a solid bar that must be
ground and previously
diluted. Use on paper, and
more ink colors used are
black and the
"sepia", although currently
many others use