What's the difference between crayon and paint?

The medium. Both use pigments but in one the pigment is embedded in a “wax” stick and in the other it's mixed in a liquid or paste, etc. they do make oil paint sticks that are like crayons. read more

The medium. Both use pigments but in one the pigment is embedded in a “wax” stick and in the other it's mixed in a liquid or paste, etc. they do make oil paint sticks that are like crayons. read more

Crayons use wax and Oil pastels use non-drying oil and wax. Besides the composition of the colours, there is a huge difference in how a wax crayon and an oil pastel works. With crayons, it takes a bit of an effort with a lot of pressure to completely cover the whole area. read more

The difference between sketching and drawing is the hardest to pin down. Sketching uses loose marks on the paper and is often of the world or the objects in front of you. Drawings can be based on sketches and are often more designed in terms of layout. read more

Watercolor pencil crayons can be used to water color. Just color with them and then blend the colors with water and it'll look just like you water colored it to begin with. The water color pencil crayons should work for touching up, so long as they can write on that kind of canvas/paper. You may want to test them on a blank sheet to be sure. read more