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• A journal or sketchbook with smooth paper that is heavy enough to hold a little water for watercoloring. We will talk more about journals in class, but for this workshop I recommend Stillman and Birn Alpha Series hardcover wire bound notebooks, 9 x 12 inches or a Strathmore Visual Journal Mixed Media Journal, 9 x 12 inches.
• Professional grade watercolor paints in tubes: at least one of each primary color of red, yellow and blue. Insturctoor prefers Daniel Smith or M. Graham watercolors.
Recommended colors: Quinacridone Rose, Hansa Yellow, New Gamboge, Ultramarine Blue
Optional colors: Phthalo Blue, Cobalt Blue, Alizarin Crimson, Quinacridone Gold
Any other colors you have or are intrigued by
• A small travel palette with a lid and a seal. Instructor likes the Mijello air-tight watercolor palette with 18 wells. We will set up our palette and paints in class. If you already have a palette with watercolors in it, bring that to class instead.
•Brushes: Size 8 and Size 10 round watercolor brushes and any other watercolor brushes you have, including a small flat brush (optional)
• Waterbrush: Pentel Aquash brand in the large size
• Clean rags or paper towels
• Pens:
Permanent, waterproof black pens with fine and medium tips. Be sure that it is actually waterproof! Pitt and Micron artist pens are waterproof.
Optional pens: a water-soluble Flair Paper-Mate black felt tip pen, any gel pens or paint pens you have and like using.
•Pencils (#2) and kneaded eraser, I also like having a white art eraser
• Glue sticks and scissors
• Stamp-carving materials by Speedball: Speedy-cut carving rubber in white or pink, and a carving tool. Bring several pieces of the carving rubber to play with!
•A water bottle for watercoloring away from the classroom
• Bring a backpack or other tote for carrying it all in as we explore the woods and river nearby.
• A small portable camp stool if you wish, or a small blanket or pad for sitting on the ground
• Mixing plates
• Extra brushes
• Handouts and watercolor papers to experiment with
• A journal or sketchbook with smooth paper that is heavy enough to hold a little water for watercoloring. We will talk more about journals in class, but for this workshop I recommend Stillman and Birn Alpha Series hardcover wire bound notebooks, 9 x 12 inches or a Strathmore Visual Journal Mixed Media Journal, 9 x 12 inches.
• Professional grade watercolor paints in tubes: at least one of each primary color of red, yellow and blue. Insturctoor prefers Daniel Smith or M. Graham watercolors.
Recommended colors: Quinacridone Rose, Hansa Yellow, New Gamboge, Ultramarine Blue
Optional colors: Phthalo Blue, Cobalt Blue, Alizarin Crimson, Quinacridone Gold
Any other colors you have or are intrigued by
• A small travel palette with a lid and a seal. Instructor likes the Mijello air-tight watercolor palette with 18 wells. We will set up our palette and paints in class. If you already have a palette with watercolors in it, bring that to class instead.
•Brushes: Size 8 and Size 10 round watercolor brushes and any other watercolor brushes you have, including a small flat brush (optional)
• Waterbrush: Pentel Aquash brand in the large size
• Clean rags or paper towels
• Pens:
Permanent, waterproof black pens with fine and medium tips. Be sure that it is actually waterproof! Pitt and Micron artist pens are waterproof.
Optional pens: a water-soluble Flair Paper-Mate black felt tip pen, any gel pens or paint pens you have and like using.
•Pencils (#2) and kneaded eraser, I also like having a white art eraser
• Glue sticks and scissors
• Stamp-carving materials by Speedball: Speedy-cut carving rubber in white or pink, and a carving tool. Bring several pieces of the carving rubber to play with!
•A water bottle for watercoloring away from the classroom
• Bring a backpack or other tote for carrying it all in as we explore the woods and river nearby.
• A small portable camp stool if you wish, or a small blanket or pad for sitting on the ground
• Mixing plates
• Extra brushes
• Handouts and watercolor papers to experiment with