Artist materials such as oil paint, clay, and pen and ink are referred to as ______________.

Jean-Antoine Watteau used black, red, and white ________________ for his drawing, Three Studies of a Youth.  

In Rembrandt van Rijn’s Sleeping Woman, he used wash, a diluted _____________, to add tonal values to the drawing.

In his watercolor Venice: La Salute, John Singer Sargent applied ________________ to create transparency.

_________________________ uses a thin metal wire in a holder to create pure, precise lines.

A glaze consists of oil paint diluted with ______________ to create a transparent medium.

Most Westerners are familiar with pencils and pens which that are used for writing; however, in the East writing is done with _______________.  

For human beings, organization provides a sense of security which exhibits itself in the ______________________ of a coherent work of art.

J. M. W. Turner used a technique called _____________________ in his painting Snow Storm: Steam-Boat off a Harbour’s Mouth.

_____________ is stiff, thick paint that reveals brushstrokes.