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From Brush to Canvas: The Artist's Toolkit
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From Brush to Canvas: The Artist's Toolkit
23 words
pen
(n)
ballpoint pen
ballpoint pen
pencil
(n)
a writing implement made from graphite
Can I borrow a pencil?
Can I borrow a pencil?
eraser
(n)
an object used to erase pencil or pen markings
pink and gray eraser
pink and gray eraser
scissors
(n)
a sharp object used to cut items such as paper
The hair dresser is cutting the hair with scissors.
The hair dresser is cutting the hair with scissors.
ruler
(n)
a long, thin object that is marked with measurements
measuring ruler
measuring ruler
glue
(n)
a sticky substance used to fix objects together
Apply glue to the paper.
Apply glue to the paper.
chalk
(n)
colored chalk
colored chalk
marker
(n)
a type of pen that has a porous nib and its own source of ink, often colored
black marker
black marker
dye
(n)
tie-dye clothing
tie-dye clothing
crayon
(n)
ribbon
(n)
canvas
(n)
a piece of cloth that is prepared and used as a surface for a painting
The artist is drawing in the canvas.
The artist is drawing in the canvas.
watercolor
(n)
fabric
(n)
clay
(n)
wool
(n)
brush
(n)
thread
(n)
carving tool
(p)
brayer
(n)
balsa wood
(n)
potter's wheel
(n)
adhesive
(n)
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