Pigments mixed with gum and pressed into a stick form for use as crayons. Pastels have a chalk appearance and must be sprayed with a fixative before they are framed.
1) Ground pigments, chalk, and binder formed into sticks for colored drawing. Also, 2) Any subdued, high key color (tint).
Pigment sticks such as chalk or oil pastels used in colour drawing. Can also refer to a tint of very light value--containing no black and more white than hue.
Pigment held together with gum and molded into sticks
pigments pressed into sticks and used as a dry medium on paper; sometimes referred to as hard or soft chalk pastels
Pigment + kaolin clay = pastels.
Shelley china, colored very simply with a lightly tinted color like pink. The color may be the only color, or the handle and lip may e colored with gold or a different, complementary or contrasting shade.
Soft sunwashed colors such as sky blue, seafoam green, coral, baby pink, and butter yellow that are used predominately in spring and summer deliveries and in warmer climates.
A pigment stick (e.g. chalk, oil pastel) used in colour drawing. Can refer as well to a tint of very light value (that is, containing no black and more white than hue).
Sticks of powdered pigment held together with a gum binding agent
