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• Your own brushes suitable for acrylic paint - a variety of sizes
• Small cradled wood panels to paint on. 8\"x10\" or 9\"x12\" wood panels work nicely. You’ll want 4 or more
wood panels for our day of painting.
• I will provide paint but if you already have colors of acrylic paint that you love, bring them.
• Palette – this can be anything. A tupperware lid or an old plate works well.
• Collage medium - acrylic gel medium, acrylic matte medium, or mod podge.
• Collage paper - 5-10 different decorative papers that you find beautiful.
• Water-soluble pencils. Two water-soluble pencils - I recommend black, and white. My favorite kind is
called the Stabilo \"all\" pencil. But any water-soluble or watercolor pencil will work.
• Paint Pens - At least one fine-tip acrylic paint pen for drawing detail. If you only buy one color, buy a
white paint pen. Posca and Molotow are my favorite brands of acrylic paint pens.
• Any of your other favorite pens and pencils, and a pair of scissors.
• Rags and a vessel for water for your brushes at your table
• Painting Apron or Smock
Optional:
• Heat gun or hair dryer for quickly drying layers of your paintings
• A wide range of acrylic paint colors for students to try.
• Your own brushes suitable for acrylic paint - a variety of sizes
• Small cradled wood panels to paint on. 8\"x10\" or 9\"x12\" wood panels work nicely. You’ll want 4 or more
wood panels for our day of painting.
• I will provide paint but if you already have colors of acrylic paint that you love, bring them.
• Palette – this can be anything. A tupperware lid or an old plate works well.
• Collage medium - acrylic gel medium, acrylic matte medium, or mod podge.
• Collage paper - 5-10 different decorative papers that you find beautiful.
• Water-soluble pencils. Two water-soluble pencils - I recommend black, and white. My favorite kind is
called the Stabilo \"all\" pencil. But any water-soluble or watercolor pencil will work.
• Paint Pens - At least one fine-tip acrylic paint pen for drawing detail. If you only buy one color, buy a
white paint pen. Posca and Molotow are my favorite brands of acrylic paint pens.
• Any of your other favorite pens and pencils, and a pair of scissors.
• Rags and a vessel for water for your brushes at your table
• Painting Apron or Smock
Optional:
• Heat gun or hair dryer for quickly drying layers of your paintings
• A wide range of acrylic paint colors for students to try.