Charcoal on Warm White Paper

Charcoal drawn on warm white paper is different from charcoal that is strictly black on white paper. The warm white conveys a hint of color of the soft white light bulb effect. Choosing between the two is a personal and decorative interior design decision. The warmth of this white is the original color of the paper in this particular collection. I enjoy working on both warm white and very white papers as each has their own end result.

Eightwing's Discovery

by Katherine Nelson

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Signed Limited Edition Prints are created on Archival paper with archival inks. Materials on original artworks such as charcoal, graphite, pastel, acrylic, oil, watercolor, and color pencil medias on cotton RAG paper or prepared canvas are chosen from manufacturers verified by ASTM Archival and Lightfast materials standards.