Materials List - These are the materials you will need to bring with you for this class.
General Supplies:
Assortment of brushes in various sizes and shapes—these should be soft brushes that are ready for use. Please do not use hard bristle brushes.
Small assortment of palette knives (at least 2)
Multiple surfaces in various sizes. Minimum size is 8” x 10”. For the larger sizes, I recommend a minimum of 18” x 24”. I will expand on this in class.
All canvases must be toned prior to class. It is best to tone with acrylic paint.
Tone in a mixture of Yellow Ochre and Raw Umber in acrylic paint (75% yellow ochre, 25% raw umber)
Disposable Paper Palette, no smaller than 12” x 16” (the larger the better, please no small palettes)
Paper towels or rags
Dishsoap for washing up
Container for oil or acrylic mediums or solvents to take home. Please note this material cannot be disposed of in the sinks.
Sketchbook and drawing pencils
Palette (Oil or acrylic, but Oil is recommended; Gamblin 1980 is an affordable choice):
All colors are welcome
Cadmium red medium
Cadmium red light
Alizarin crimson
Cadmium yellow or Cadmium yellow light
Cadmium orange (optional)
Yellow ochre
Raw sienna
Raw umber
Ivory black
Titanium white
Flake white replacement or flake white hue (Gamblin) (optional)
Cerulean blue, King’s blue, Sevres blue, or Pthalo Turquoise (Plaza brand: https://www.plazaart.com/plaza-artists-oil-37ml-phthalo-turquoise) (choose one)
Colbalt blue
Ultramarine blue
Indigo blue (Winsor & Newton) (optional)
Prussian blue (optional)
For acrylic paint:
Water cup
Small spray bottle
Small bottle of acrylic medium (2 or 4 oz.), gloss finish (Golden). Golden Acrylic Retarder is also a good medium.
For oil paint:
Small jars with lids (minimum 2 for solvents and mediums)
Odorless thinner such as Gamsol
Small bottle of Gamblin’s Galkyd or Galkyd Lite (4.2 or 8.5 oz.)
Optional Supplies:
Straight edge
Viewfinder (for example: https://www.dickblick.com/products/viewcatche