Dry drawing media is made up of colouring chemicals that are blended with something to keep them together is called A. binders
Binders are chemicals that hold pigment particles together in paint. All paints contain some form of binder since this is what holds the pigment in place once the paint dries. Acrylic painting mediums often contain a synthetic binder that forms a film after the water has evaporated.
Linseed oil has been the most essential binder for oil paint for over 500 years. Linseed oil is extracted from the flax plant's seed. Linseed has been shown to have the finest qualities as an oil paint binder. The binder encircles and retains the pigment particles in place. Pigments make more opaque paints than dyes and have a lower tinting strength.
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