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Beginner Watercolor, Monday 10:00-12:00, Teacher Betty Ann Medeiros
Links to Amazon for watercolor pad and paint
Royal & Langnickel Darice Watercolor Painting Set or Winsor Newton Cotman watercolor paints
Strathmore Watercolor pad 140lb
Small and medium brushes
Large Flat Brush
Beginner Painting Monday 12:30-3:00 and Thursday 7:00-9:00
Acrylic Painting materials
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Water Based Oil
Stretched canvas 8X10 or 11X14 (from Michaels)
Pad of paper palette
At least 4 brushes, sizes ranging from 2-18
Acrylic Paint colors:
6 ml tubes preferably Windsor& Newton if not then any other brand it’s ok.
White Zinc
Cadmium Yellow
Cadmium Red Light
Permanent Alizarin Crimson
Yellow Ochre
Burnt Sienna
Ultramarine Blue
Cobalt Green Deep
Burnt Umber
Water Based Oil colors:
titanium White small tube
Cadmium yellow small tube
Alizarin Crimson small tube
Yellow Ochre small tube
Ultramarine Blue small tube
Viridian Green small tube
Burnt Umber small tube
Pastels Materials List Thursday from 10:30-12:30
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Oil Pastels
Purchase the best your budget affords
Student grade examples: Sakura cray pas, Van Gogh oil pastels
Artist grade examples: Sennelier or Holbein
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Soft Pastels
student grade: Dick Blick brand is OK, Faber Castel has a good set
Artist grade: Rembrandt, Holbein
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A pad of pastel paper any size 80lb higher
(You can use mixed media paper or watercolor paper or pastel board. A Bristol pad is nice for oil pastels
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Charcoal sticks
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Qtips for blending or blending stumps
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Pointy scratch tool such as tooth picks
Optional:
Rubber gloves, an apron or smock, pastel fixative, a board to attach your paper to, a small bottle of Turpenoid – odorless (only for oil pastels)
If shopping on line, try Dick Blick.
If going to Michaels or other art supply stores, try to find another brand than Artist Loft.
Drawing, Thursday 10:30-12:30
Drawing, Wednesday 7:00-9:00
Beginner Knitting/Crocheting, Wednesday 9:30-11:30
Teen Knitting and Crochet, Wednesdays 7:00-8:00
Teacher Jill Leary
Depending on what you would like to learn, crochet or knitting;
Crochet hook: H8 crochet hook
Knitting needles: Depending on the yarn. Check yarn package for correct needle size.
1 Medium weight skein of a solid color yarn. Once you decide on the project you can buy more.
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Advanced Watercolor Summer Session Thursdays 12:30-2:30
Materials:
Good quality materials make the watercolorist’s job so much easier! At the minimum have a few paint colors, some paper and a couple brushes of varying sizes for the first class. Listed below are materials that I have found useful in my own painting experience. Blick Art offers good online prices for painting supplies (dickblick.com). ACMoore and Michaels carry a limited selection as well but remember to always use a 50% off coupon when purchasing supplies at these stores!
Paints – any colors, brands in tubes – professional quality recommended. My basic palette is based primarily on Winsor and Newton colors, with a few Holbein and Daniel Smith paints mixed in. A warm and cool yellow (such as cadmium yellow and Winsor lemon), warm and cool red (cadmium red and permanent rose or permanent alizarin crimson) and warm and cool blue (French ultramarine and cobalt blue) are good colors to start with. Other colors I have: cadmium orange, yellow ochre, cerulean Winsor violet, burnt sienna, burnt umber, cerulean blue, viridian, oxide or chromium (green), mars black, titanium white.
Paper – rough or cold-pressed, at least 140Lb (300gm). Block paper or single sheets. Professional quality such as Arches, Fabriano and Winsor & Newton – whatever has worked for you. Size – at least 12” x 16” but if you want to work larger, that will be encouraged as well. If using single sheets, bring a board and masking (or artist) tape to affix the paper to a solid surface.
Brushes – synthetic or natural hair – your choice. I use synthetic rounds such as Escoda Ultimo or Versatil and Princeton Neptune. Have a least one large (#20) and one small (#6) on hand.
Synthetic or natural hair mop brushes (#6 or #8).
A flat ¾” synthetic brush is good for washes and scrubbing.
A thin liner or rigger is useful for making thin lines.
Bring a sketchbook or drawing pad for thumbnail sketches and small studies. Pencil, pen, eraser, charcoal, watercolor graphite/crayons/pencils/markers, etc. – whatever you like to use.
Bring a container for washing brushes, paper towels, chamois cloth or sponge for blotting and a hairdryer if you have one.
Other materials to consider: masking fluid, salt, old toothbrush, tissue paper, color chart, viewfinder, value finder, ruler.
While Mom Knits… Pre-school Story and Art Class, Thursday 1:00-2:00, Teacher Jill Leary
Depending on what you would like to learn, crochet or knitting;
Crochet hook: H8 crochet hook
Knitting needles: Depending on the yarn. Check yarn package for correct needle size.
1 Medium weight skein of a solid color yarn. Once you decide on the project you can buy more.
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New Moms Knitting / Crocheting Class, Thursday 10:30-11:30, Teacher Jill Leary
Depending on what you would like to learn, crochet or knitting;
Crochet hook: H8 crochet hook
Knitting needles: Depending on the yarn. Check yarn package for correct needle size.
1 Medium weight skein of a solid color yarn. Once you decide on the project you can buy more.
Scissors
Bringing it Together!
