The word sanguine comes from Latin sanguis meaning blood. This material has being known in arts for centuries. Our ancestors drew with sanguine mineral rocks in Palaeolithic age. Renaissance artists…
Willow charcoal is made of burned pealed willow sticks. However, burning process is quite complicated. First of all, masters insert sticks into special pots, which keep them straight. After that…
Sauces are unique drawing materials, because they combine all benefits of highest quality drawing chalks and low dust technologies. Sauces are made of natural pigments, clay, and limestone. Being applied…
Compressed charcoal is made of finely ground wood (birch) charcoal (50-70%), clay (25-50%), lamp black pigment (3-8%) and a hint of ultramarine (3-5%). Then this mixture is being burnt at…