So those drawings aren't charcoal, maybe I used a bit, but that's mostly pencil, I know for the Hallway drawing that is indeed 100% pencil, I got the textured look of the floor in both drawings, by using the pencil dust build-up on my hand from working, and by using my eraser, which is one of those "pull apart and can be washed types". That sounds cool ^_^, I've made a paper-mache penguin in school, but I don't think I've ever made a paper doll. They actually have a really cool use in Japan, and from looking it up they actually have a quite huge history of doll art, I was just wanting to talk about the paper dolls I'm know from watching anime/being a nerd: The Teru Teru Bozu, they are apparently supposed to bring good weather when made and hanged at a window, I don't believe in mystic stuff, but I think cultures can be cool, I learned a lot about culture by doing a few of these art projects actually, lol . Here's a charcoal drawing:
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It's more "dusty looking" if you get what I mean, LOL XD. That actually sounds familiar, the air drying clay, but at this point I honestly can't remember but vague details. I would be up for doing clay again, but from what I know, doesn't it get expensive quickly? Especially when trying to get your own kettle for ceramic clays?