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Textured DRAWINGS

Jake’s materials

Sennelier oil pastels

Derwent Procolour coloured pencils

Derwent Lightfast coloured pencils

A plywood board

Winsor & Newton Galeria white gesso primer

A baker’s brush

Sandpaper

Drypoint needle

Sharpener

Eraser

Palette knife or razor blade

Kitchen towel

When we first start to engage seriously with drawing, a willingness to explore unfamiliar materials often serves us better than an adherence to a limited range of media. While the range of potential tools at our disposal can seem overwhelming, a playful enthusiasm for the tactile qualities of our materials and a focus on process rather than outcome can help us to engage with as many ways

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