8H is a type of pencil eraser, not a type of pencil lead.

A kneaded eraser is primarily used to blend and soften lines, creating a smooth transition between shades.

Bristol board is a smooth, heavy paper that is ideal for sketching due to its durability and ability to hold detailed lines.

A blending stump is used to smudge and blend lines, creating a smooth transition between shades.

Willow is a type of charcoal, but it is not a type of charcoal pencil.

A fixative spray is used to protect the artwork from smudging and fix the charcoal or graphite particles in place.

8H pencils are harder and produce lighter, more delicate lines.

A charcoal holder is used to hold charcoal sticks, allowing the artist to have more control over the application of charcoal.

Plastic erasers are precise and can be used to erase small, detailed areas.

Graphite sticks are used to create bold, dark lines and can be used for a variety of drawing techniques.

Watercolor is a type of paint, not a type of drawing medium.

A sketchbook is used to practice drawing techniques, experiment with different media, and develop artistic skills.

6B pencils are softer and produce darker, bolder lines.

A tortillon is used to blend and soften lines, creating a smooth transition between shades.

Canvas is a type of painting surface, not a type of drawing board.