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scratchboard
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scratch·board  (skrchbôrd, -brd)
n.
A drawing board coated with white clay and a surface layer of black ink that is scratched or scraped away to produce an effect similar to engraving. Also called scraperboard.
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Practice designs on newsprint or typing paper first and then transfer the design to one of the following options: white or black construction paper and render with colored pencil; Scratch Lite film or Scratch Board and render with Scratch Art[R] tools.
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