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scratchboard
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scratchboard [′skrach‚bȯrd]
(graphic arts)
A plain, white-coated drawing board, covered with india ink, which, when dry, is scratched with a scratch knife to produce a snow-white line; brilliant, contrasty black-and-white drawings can thus be made.
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His Shorelands Summer Diary was a record of his observations of Anglesey in 1947, and contains many wonderful scraperboard illustrations and colour plates birdlife - said to be some of his best work.
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She uses acrylic, ink and scraperboard in her pictures.
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