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== Chalk in art and writing ==
== Chalk in art and writing ==


Chalk is in the shape of a cylindrical [[crayon]] is used to [[writing|write]] or draw on blackboards, e.g. for teaching in [[school]]s.
Chalk is in the shape of a cylindrical [[crayon]] is used to [[writing|write]] or draw on blackboards, e.g. for [[teaching]] in [[school]]s.


In [[drawing]], chalk is combined with dark drawing media such as [[charcoal]] to create [[highlight]]s and special effects. Usually a non-white paper of a medium [[value]] is used for this purpose. See [[chalk and charcoal]] for more on this technique.
In [[drawing]], chalk is combined with dark drawing media such as [[charcoal]] to create [[highlight]]s and special effects. Usually a non-white paper of a medium [[value]] is used for this purpose. See [[chalk and charcoal]] for more on this technique.

Latest revision as of 22:58, 14 July 2021

Chalk is a soft, white, porous type of limestone mainly composed of calcium carbonate. Natural chalk consists of the amorphous remains of shells of microscopic marine organisms deposited on the sea bottom.

Chalk in art and writing

Chalk is in the shape of a cylindrical crayon is used to write or draw on blackboards, e.g. for teaching in schools.

In drawing, chalk is combined with dark drawing media such as charcoal to create highlights and special effects. Usually a non-white paper of a medium value is used for this purpose. See chalk and charcoal for more on this technique.

Chalk is also a main component in pastels to create a tint of color pigments.

Other use

Chalk is also used for many other purposes, for example in sports and climbing for a secure grip.

Chalk and spanking

See the chalk dust method.

See also

More information is available at [ Wikipedia:Chalk ]
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