Beauty of charcoal art

Chinniah, Muruga and Shamala, Palaniappan and Olakanathan, Suguna (2025) Beauty of charcoal art. e-DINAMIK. pp. 488-489. ISSN 2682-7832
Abstract

Charcoal is usually made from willow trees, but it can also come from vine or beech trees. To make it, small branches are burnt at a very high heat without air. Charcoal comes in many sizes. It can be thin, medium, thick, or extra thick. There are many ways to use charcoal to make art.

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Chinniah, Muruga
murug480@uitm.edu.my
Shamala, Palaniappan
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Olakanathan, Suguna
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Subjects: N Fine Arts > NC Drawing. Design. IIlustration > Technique
Divisions: Universiti Teknologi MARA, Johor > Segamat Campus
Journal or Publication Title: e-DINAMIK
ISSN: 2682-7832
Page Range: pp. 488-489
Keywords: Charcoal art, Drawing materials, Fine arts
Date: 2025
URI: https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/145297
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