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The artist used a black pen for cross hatching lines to texture the lizard in the center picture, and a 2B pencil for shading the background. They attempted their first use of watercolors by dabbing the brush to blend colors and create a feathery effect, though watercolors were a challenge. Their favorite piece was created using oil pastels, which they found easy to blend and layer colors with until achieving the desired effect.
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