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Watch the videos on drawing supplies

Watch these two videos on drawing supplies and make a list of all the materials and tools they mention. How many of them do you already have?

8 DRAWING SUPPLIES for Beginners, posted by RapidFireArt on 26 March 2020.
DRAWING SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT (What You Need) - Realistic Drawing Guide, posted by Dan Beardshaw on 23 August 2017.

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Fill in the gaps with words from the dropdown menu, which have been taken from both videos above. Bear in mind that some of the words in the dropdown menu are not needed, while some of the words are used more than once.

I use a relatively cheap Cloze (1): for scribbling and doodling and practising new techniques, while I save my high-quality Cloze (2): for polished artwork.
A smooth or fine Cloze (3): or tooth works best for detailed drawings, while a medium Cloze (4): enables you to layer on more Cloze (5): , since there is more surface (i.e. more "hills and valleys") for the Cloze (6): to grab on to.
The Cloze (7): a pencil is, the darker the tone you get.
The Cloze (8): a pencil is, the lighter the tone you get.
A Cloze (9): (also known as putty eraser) is so malleable that you can mold it into any shape you want, so it works great for precision erasing.
This paper is so tough that even if you Cloze (10): a lot of Cloze (11): it is not going to tear or Cloze (12): through onto the other side.
When referring to Cloze (13): of hardness, H stands for Cloze (14): , while B stands for Cloze (15): .
A Cloze (16): is very convenient because it is really accurate and you do not need to sharpen it, you just insert a new Cloze (17): JXUwMDM0JXUwMDA5JXUwMDA0JXUwMDA1 .

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