DIFFERENT MATERIALS USED IN DIFFERENT ARTFORMS

Architecture Carpentry
 Cement, concrete and mortar  Adhesives
 Cob  Wood (timber)
 Glass
 Metal
 Stone, brick
 Wood
Ceramics Traditional drawing media
 Bone china  Airbrush
 Clay  Acrylic paint
 Glaze  Chalk
 Porcelain  Charcoal (soft or hard)
 Pottery  Coloured pencil
 Terracotta  Conté
 Crayon
 Gouache
Film  Graphite (can be pencils which are small or
 Animation large sticks similar to charcoal)
 Computer animation and computer-generated  Human finger (with ink or paint)
imagery  Marker
 Live action  Oil paint
 Live action and animation  Pastel
 Stop motion  Pen and ink
 Video art  Pencil
 Sand
 Tempera
 Watercolor
Traditional Supports for drawing Electronic
 Canvas  Graphic art software
 Card stock  3D computer graphics
 Fabric (with fabric pens)  Word processors and desktop publishing
 Glass software
 Human body (typically for tattoos)  Digital photography
 Metal  Digital printing
 Paper  Programming to add interactivity
 Plaster
 Scratchboard
 Vellum
 Walls (typically for murals)
 Wood
Traditional bases for writing Finishing materials
 Card stock  Acids to create a patina (corrosive)
 Paper  Glaze
 Ruled paper  Polychrome
 Vellum  Wax
 Traditional writing mediums Natural world
 Digital word processor and internet websites  Rock
 Letterpress printing and computer printing  Soil
 Marker  Vegetation
 Nib (pen)  Water
 Pen and ink
 Pencil
 Quill
Traditional paint media Supports for painting
 Acrylic paint  Architectural structures
 Blacklight paint  Canvas
 Encaustic paint  Ceramics
 Fresco  Cloth
 Gesso  Glass
 Glaze  Human body (typically for tattoos)
 Gouache  Metal
 Ink  Paper
 Latex paint  Paperboard
 Magna paint  Vellum
 Oil paint  Wall
 Primer  Wood
 Stencil
 Sumi-e (ink wash painting)
 Tempera or poster paint
 Vinyl paint (toxic/poisonous)
 Vitreous enamel
 Watercolor
Traditional tools and methods Mural techniques
 Action painting  Aerosol paint
 Aerosol paint  Digital painting
 Airbrush  Fresco
 Batik  Image projector
 Brush  Mosaic
 Cloth  Pounce art
 Paint roller or paint pad
 Palette knife
 Sponge
 Stick
Performing arts Photography
 Artist's own body  Digital image sensor
 Face  Photographic film
 Potassium dichromate
 Potassium ferricyanide and ferric ammonium
citrate
 Silver nitrate
 Printmaking Sculpture
 Aquatint
 Computer printing Carving media
 Dye-sublimation printer  Bone carving
 Inkjet printer (sometimes called giclée printing)  Bronze
 Laser printer  Gemstones
 Solid ink printer  Glass
 Thermal printer  Granite
 Embossing  Ice
 Engraving  Ivory
 Etching  Marble
 Intaglio (printmaking)  Plaster
 Letterpress (literature)  Stone
 Linocut  Wax
 Lithography  Wood
 Mezzotint Casting Media
 Moku hanga  Cement
 Monotype  Ceramics
 Offset printing  Metal
 Photographic printing  Plaster
 Planographic printing  Plastic
 Printing press  Synthetic resin
 Relief printing  Wax
 Linocut Assembled Media
 Metalcut  Beads
 Relief etching  Corrugated fiberboard (cardboard)
 Wood engraving  Edible material
 Woodcut  Foil
 Screen-printing  Found objects
 Woodblock printing  Glue and other adhesives
 Paperboard
 Textile
 Wire
 Wood
 Finishing materials
 Acids to create a patina (corrosive)
 Glaze
 Polychrome
 Wax

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