ART MEDIUMS
Here's a list of art mediums including some traditional and experimental mediums/materials:
Traditional Materials
1. Pencil
2. Charcoal
3. Ink (pen, brush, calligraphy tools)
4. Watercolor
5. Acrylics
6. Oils
7. Pastels (oil and soft)
8. Gouache
9. Clay (ceramics, terracotta)
10. Stone (marble, granite)
11. Metal (bronze, steel)
12. Wood (carving, assemblage)
13. Textiles (fabric, yarn, embroidery thread)
14. Glass (stained, fused, blown)
15. Printmaking (etching, woodcut, linocut, silk screen)
16. Photography (digital, film)
17. Digital media (digital painting, 3D modeling, vector art)
Experimental Materials
1. Coffee and tea stains
2. Organic materials (leaves, pressed flowers, seeds)
3. Recycled materials (cardboard, plastic, bottle caps)
4. Food (colored spaghetti, dyed grains)
5. Natural pigments (berries, spices, clay)
6. Light and shadow (light boxes, projectors)
7. Found objects (random trinkets, discarded items)
8. Ephemeral materials (sand, ice, water)
9. Kinetic art (moving parts, motors)
10. Performance (body movement, sound)
11. Augmented reality and virtual reality
12. Bio-art (using living organisms like bacteria or plants)
13. Non-traditional canvases (using clothes, shoes, furniture)
14. Interactive installations (sensors, touch-responsive elements)
15. Edible materials (gelatin, sugar sculptures, chocolate)
16. Smoke and fire
17. Land art (using the natural landscape as a medium)
18. Soundscapes and ambient noises.
* Artists are always innovating, so there's no limit to the materials one could potentially use in their creations. The only boundaries are safety and respect for the environment and others.