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[[File:1977.147-C40791.jpg|thumb|Carbon pencil sketch<br>MFA# 1977.147]] [[File:image1_charcoalpencil.jpg|thumb|Carbon pencil]]

[[File:Charcoal crayon .jpg|thumb|Charcoal crayon]] ...color than charcoal sticks. Although its lines do not smear as readily as charcoal, they are still sprayed with a [[fixative]] to prevent smudging.

A general name for a stick of [[chalk]], [[charcoal]], [[grease]], or [[wax]] used for drawing. ...[[Conte crayon]], [[pastel]], [[wax crayon]], [[grease pencil]], [[colored pencil]], and [[lithograph crayon]].

...primarily from [[graphite]] mixed with [[clay]]. The earlier name of lead pencil transferred and, though incorrect, its use continued. [[Colored pencil|Colored pencils]] are essentially [[crayon|crayons]] encased in a shaft.

...r smooth depending on its intended use for [[charcoal crayon|charcoal]], [[pencil]], [[crayon]], [[pastel]], or [[ink]] drawing. drafting paper; charcoal paper; sketching paper; papier à dessin (Fr.)

[[File:28.362-B4235.jpg|thumb|Graphite pencil sketch<br>MFA# 28.362]] ...rature of 1000-1100C then glued into shaped pieces of [[wood]] to form a [[pencil]]. The ratio of clay to graphite determines the hardness of the lead with a

A thick cylindrical stick used to blend or smudge lines drawn with charcoal, pencil, pastel, or crayon.  Stumps are typically made from rolled paper, leather,

...oal]] drawings. They are also used to clean [[leather]] and erase smudges, pencil marks, and dirt from paper.