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The materials they used were clay for pottery, and stone for sculptures/statues. They used earthen or stone ovens to fire their pottery.
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The materials they used were: terracotta (clay) for pottery; and stone or wood for sculptures and statues.
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They used flint and other hard stones to carve relics and things made of sandstone, limestone, etc.They also used stone, bronze & copper tools to carve harder stones like granite. For pots and bowls, they used clay.
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the materials they used were polychrome ceramic, and stone. They used this to make vases, carvings, and sculptures.
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The Greeks used stone (for sculptures/statues), metal (for statues/other metal work), terracotta/clay for (pottery), and natural colour pigments (for paints).
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They used stone, metal, and clay to make pots and statues. Their art was influenced by the places they conquered, so they used many Egyptian and Greek art tools and materials.
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they used different types of stone, wood, vegetables, and fibres. Fibres for weaving, vegetables they used to make prints, and stone and wood for sculptures.
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They used yarn (spun from Alpaca fibres) for fabrics/weaving, and stone for sculptures and statues.
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They used paint, paper, canvas, pen, and of course pencil.
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They too used paint, paper, canvas, pencil, and basically almost everything we use today.
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Today we use many different art tools and materials. We use artificial paint, canvas, clay, wood, glass, glass paint, brushes, rollers, paper, pens, pencils, sponge, moulds, and many more tools and materials. We even use our computers to DRAW!
