draw with charcoal

For now I am only drawing with charcoal and pastels.

The paintings were drawn with charcoal mixed with animal fat.

Clearly, drawing with charcoal and pastels is his medium.

The nearest Archa shriveled, twisting away like a stick figure of itself drawn with charcoal.

Small pieces of chamois leather are commonly used as blending tools by artists drawing with charcoal.

"In a fairy tale, you don't draw with charcoal; you draw with Crayola."

He moved to Munich, where he learned to draw with charcoal at the Royal Academy and restarted his painting classes.

Traditionally drawn with charcoal, airbrush and other artist's media, shaded relief is today almost exclusively computer-generated using digital elevation models, with a resulting different look and feel.

This fourth horse was produced using a complex technique: the main lines were drawn with charcoal; the infill, colored sepia and brown, is a mixture of charcoal and clay spread with the finger.

Princess Medea and her maid, proceeding in the easy fashion of people used to working together, began to draw with charcoal on an empty rower's bench a crude map of the maze of waterways ahead.

Drawn with charcoal and pencil they are large monochrome images highlighting Moritz' spatial awareness and keen interest in visualising the common, daily elements of life and in doing so giving them new meaning and gravitas.

At the final location, the World Financial Center, families can join the artist Monika Weiss in lying down and drawing with charcoal on an enormous canvas sewn around the Winter Garden's indoor palm grove.

The Chauvet cave, named after Jean-Marie Chauvet, who uncovered the drawings, contains more than 300 animal images and a series of red hand prints of the artists, who drew with charcoal, ochre and red hematite.

In A Landscape with Simple Figures, the teacher is advised first to demonstrate the drawing with charcoal on a large sheet of white paper; the landscape, illustrating figures walking down a country road, is shown in the manual for her to copy.

Or that the paintings they drew with charcoal on the cave walls and considered a feat of power and wisdom, would one day pale beside the work of Mr. David Roberts, let alone that of the ancient Egyptians whose art so inspired him?