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Types of Architectural Drawings

Charcoal –
Charcoal –

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Colored Pencil –
Colored Pencil –

Pencil cores are generally made of graphite mixed with a clay binder which creates easily erased grey or black marks. Graphite pencils are used for both writing and drawing which provides a durable mark, resistant to moisture, ultraviolet radiation, and aging. Pencils come with either numbers or letters on them.

Conté –
Conté –

An architectural drawing is a manual for a building. The architectural drawing is an illustration of what the final product will look like, plus an instructional tool on how to achieve it.

Crayon –
Crayon –

A crayon architectural drawing of the National Mount Wollaston Bank. This black crayon drawing on off-white paper depicts a rendering of the facade of the bank with people walking by and entering t...

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Graphite
Graphite

Pencil drawing, drawing executed with an instrument composed of graphite enclosed in a wood casing and intended either as a sketch for a more elaborate work in another medium, an exercise in visual expression, or a finished work.

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Marker –
Marker –

An architectural drawing or architect's drawing is a technical drawing of a building (or building project) that falls within the definition of architecture.

Pastel – Oil Pastel –
Pastel – Oil Pastel –

Overlap two thick layers of different oil pastel colors on paper. Using a paper clip or wooden stylus, scratch or scrape away line designs revealing the color underneath. 7. Oil Using a cotton swab soaked in baby oil, smooth the oil pastel to create blended color or your paper. Let dry overnight.

Pen and Ink
Pen and Ink

In pen and ink drawings, the blank space is just as important as the markings you make with the pen. Therefore, you need to pay as much attention to what's going on in the background as you are to what you're doing with the pen.

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