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Drawing instrument made of graphite, encased in wood or other holder. By mixing graphite with clay, the French chemist Nicolas Conté (1755–1805) invented the modern pencil of predetermined hardness in 1750 (patented 1795). Capable of a rich range of texture and tone, the graphite (or ‘lead’) pencil replaced the limited metalpoint (see silverpoint) as a drawing instrument.



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The artwork on display includes watercolor, acrylic and oil paintings, soft pastel pieces, wood carvings, glass, computer graphics, color and black-and-white photography, mixed media, color pencil and graphite images.
I turned around, and there was nobody there," says color pencil fine artist Elizabeth Patterson.
I use a wide variety of mediums to express art, and especially enjoy working with water colors, poster colors, clay, oil pastes, shading pencils, acrylic paints, charcoal, color pencils, puff-on paints, thermocole, origami and different kinds of craft materials.
 
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