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Figure Sculpture
(2) 1/4" plumbing flange
(2) 1/4 x 12" plumbing pipe
(2) 1/4" 90degree plumbing elbow
(2) 1/4 x 4" plumbing pipe
(2) 12" X 3/4" wood round
(1) Tube of "Propoxy 20"steel reinforced epoxy putty
All of the above items can be purchased at OSH. You will need 2 of each of these items because we will be sculpting two different poses. You may buy only one set first, if you wish, and then purchase the other set for the second half of the class. (Estimated cost $35-40 total)
(4 to 5) 2lb. bricks of Chavant Medium Brown NSP Clay for each pose. You can buy the clay at Swains Art Store in Glendale or buy it directly from me in class. (Estimated cost $75 for both poses)
Force Figure Drawing and Forceful Form
18x24 SMOOTH Newsprint
Drawing board
China Marker or Caran d’ache sticks preferably black and/or brown.
Reportage
Spiral bound, hard cover sketchbook.
Any pens, crow quill or inks.
Travel watercolor set.
Pictorial Design
Supplied by EAA
Character Design
Paper
Pencils
Imagination
Figurative Sculpting
We will be sculpting the human head the first day so please have these items at our first meeting.
Osh or Home Depot
1-12” Plywood disc
1-16” Plywood disc
2-1/2” galvanized pipe flange base
3-1/2” galvanized pipe 6” extension
1-1/2” galvanized pipe coupler
1-1/2” galvanized pipe male to ¼” female reducer
1-1/4” galvanized pipe 6” extension
Epoxy putty
1-5 pack Dremel or similar Scroll saw blades “pin end” for wood
Swains or Similar art Store
5 packages of Chavant NSP medium clay
1/8” armature wire
1/4” armature wire
3/16” armature wire
wooden clay shaping tools
Imaginanimal
Materials:
Lightweight binder
Sculpting:
1/4”, 1/8”, 3/16” armature wire
2-1 lb. box of Super Sculpey
1 block of white Sculpey III
1 block of tan Sculpey III
Wooden Clay Tools
1-5 pack “Dremel” Scroll Saw blades “plain end”
1-5 pack “Dremel” Scroll Saw blades spiral
12” Plywood disc (not particle board)
Plumbers epoxy
1oz Zap (green label) Glue
Zip-Kicker
Small tube of Vaseline
Small can WD-40
91% rubbing alcohol
Expressions of the Human Head
Drawing Board
18 x 24 White Bond Drawing Pad
Charcoal Pencils 2B-6B (your choice of softness)
Eagle Draughting 314 pencil
Burnisher
Kneadable Eraser
Teen Portfolio Development and Improvisational Figure Drawing
Charcoal
Cheap pan of watercolors but some good small brushes
Drawing pens:
Brush pens
Crow quill + waterproof India ink
Cheep poster paint
Felt tip fine line pens
Pastel set - the best set you can afford
Multiple sized paper from small to large
A 3-ring binder for inspiration book
Right Brain Drawing
6B pencils
Kneaded eraser
White “plastic’ eraser
Pencil type eraser
One chamois
Two sticks “Char-Kole” brand compressed charcoal
24 set of NUPASTEL
18x24 drawing pad or charcoal paper.
Several extra NUPASTELS, Bottle Green-Indigo Blue
3 Rembrandt pastels- various shades of dark red
White paper towels
Workable spray fixative
Alla Prima Portrait
Gambsol or turpinoid and sealable container.
Oil paint:
yellow ocher
raw umber
cadmium red
Burnt sienna
French ultramarine blue
Cerulean (hue)
Crimson Alizarin
Titanium white
Hookers Green
NOTE: the color names are in Georgian brand paint, if you have the same color, different name, different brand, that's fine. You may want to get the big tubes of cheaper paint, as we will be applying paint thick. Georgian is student grade and inexpensive.
24X20" canvas board
Signet brand or similar brushes:
1) # 1 round brush (long), or something in that quality bristle, could be "THE ART STORE” red handle oil brush.
2) # 6 filbert brushes
2) #8 filbert brushes
2) #12 filbert brushes
BRING ALL THE BRUSHES YOU HAVE. THIS IS MINIMUM.
Refined linseed oil and small container
Palette to mix paint.
Paper towels
Portable French easel if possible.
Note taking material
Plein Air Painting
Notebook or binder to hold all handouts and notes.
Small sketchbook for pre-painting comps and drawings.
Supplies to Work :
Oil paint is preferred but pastels, watercolor, or acrylic will due.
Brushes:
assortment of sizes and styles (filberts, rounds, and flats) Synthetic or natural oil brushes can be based on preference and economics.
In class studies should be done on something small 4" X 6" ish or 4" X 8" ish to paint on. 1 or 2 per class meeting (toned with burnt sienna works well) A sample palette is listed below.
Suggested palette:
Cerulean blue/ or manganese blue
Ultramarine blue
Indian yellow
Naples yellow
Olive green
Perm green light
Cad yellow light (hue) would be ok non-hue is better
Cad red or napthol red
Mono or cad orange (hue) would be ok non hue is better
Dioxin purple
Titanium white
Viridian green
Yellow ochre
Alizarin crimson
Silcoil brush cleaning jar filled with turpenoid natural.
We paint on location outside so a type of portable easel works well such as a foldable French easel. Other things to consider is sunscreen, hand-cleaner, paper towels, plastic trash bags, sunhat, and apron.
Provocative Figure Painting
regular pencil 18x24 drawing albom,
artist charcoal 18x24 newsprint albom
oil paints (any professional brand)
canvas or canvas board 18x24
Oil paints:
blue ultramarine, yellow ochre, crimson alizarin, ivory black, zink white.( or any other blue, red, yellow, black.) linseed oil is not necessary.
Acrylics:
blue ultramarine, yellow ochre, crimson alizarin, ivory black.
Professional artist gesso small container.
gamblin gamsol brush cleaner.
Brushes: "Signet" brand, 5-6 sizes #1-3-5-7-9-11 or #0-2-4-6-8-10-12 shape optional.
1 big brush for acrylics #24. one for gesso #17
can for gamsol, can for water.
Urban Landscape
You don't have to get all this stuff, it's over kill, but you should for the long
term ;-)
EASELS - Either a full or half French easel for beginners or on a higher end
budget, pochade box with tripod. Remember this is for portable use painting
outside. Please don’t bring and easel designed just to put paintings on.
They don’t work.
BRUSHES & PALETTE KNIFE - For oils and acrylics, #5, #3 and #1 bristle
Flat and a small rigger for detail stuff, and a small rigger. A palette
knife is useful for all
Mediums. Be sure to get the kind with the inverted handle rather than the
More awkward model shaped likes a table knife.
PALETTE - Wood or Plexiglas/ glass.
PAINTING SURFACES - Canvas board least one panel for
Class in sizes of 6x8 or 8x10 these you will break up into several paintings
on one.
Oil painters should bring at least a pint
Of Gamsol is best and safest, Turpinoid is to oily. A brush cleaning jar
with a coiled wire on the bottom (Silicoil
Makes one for about $5). I like the Hoblein metal container with the inside
Separator.
Gamblin and Windsor Newton are the best cheap brands, Hoblein is my
favorite
for advanced work. No water based oil.
COLORS
COOL RED
Alizarin crimson
WARM RED
Cadmium red light
ORANGE
Cadmium orange
WARM YELLOW
Cadmium yellow medium
COOL YELLOW
Cadmium yellow light, pale or lemon
GREEN
Viridian
BLUE
Both ultramarine and cobalt
BLACK
Ivory
WHITE
If you're lazy like me add yellow Ochre, Sap Green and Mineral Violet or
Dioxide
Purple.
Large tube of titanium white - I like Rembrandt nice and creamy is the rule.
MEDIUMS - linseed if you want, not really necessary till advanced.
MISCELLANEOUS STUFF -
Big, big hat (a must), sun block, Paper towels or rags
for
Cleaning, trash bag.
Razor blade scraper for your palette, clamp on umbrella for your easel (a must), sketchbook, pencil, a digital camera and a back
pack you don’t care about for all your stuff.
If you don't have an art store in your neighborhood, the following list of suppliers all have fine products at decent prices:
Dic Blick
Mr. Art .com
Pearl Paint - Anything you want
Pochade (portable painting boxes) - Phil Bergson; tel. 508-255-6436 or email
pbergson@comcast.net
RayMar - Oil and acrylic painting panels
Open Box M - The crème de la crème of pochade boxes and accessories for the serious plein air painter. Get a catalog and see for yourself.
On site Landscape Sketching!
Materials List
Because sketching from life is a very personal endeavor, any media is acceptable for this workshop. However, I strongly recommend watercolor with white gouache as an ideal sketching medium. This will be used for the demonstration. Also note that some variation in paint color is acceptable, for instance some students prefer to avoid the cadmium colors due to high cost and toxicity. These can be replaced with the “hue” colors which are less expensive and less brilliant. If you prefer other brands or have favorite colors that are not on this list, feel free to use them.
Watercolors
(Winsor & Newton brand is recommended but cheaper student grade paints like Cotman or Academy are acceptable)
-cadmium lemon
-cadmium yellow deep
-yellow ochre
-cadmium orange
-cadmium red
-alizarin crimson
-ultramarine blue
-pthalo blue
-pthalo green
-raw umber
-venetian red (light red or indian red)
-van dyke brown
-ivory black
Supplies
-Winsor & Newton permanent white designers gouache.
-Heavyweight craft paper sketchbook. Canson spiral bound scrapbook, 9 1/4”x10” is recommended. (This is the only book of its kind that I’m aware of. Be sure you get one with brown heavyweight paper. It will be used for the Demo.)
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-Watercolor paper sketchbook (if you prefer traditional watercolor paper.) Arches cold press 7”X10” block is recommended.
Suggested brushes for watercolors
-Winsor & Newton series 995 size 1” (or any good 1 inch watercolor brush).
-Robert Simmons white sable #721 flat, sizes 1/2” and 1/4” (2 of each).
-Da Vinci Maestro 35 size 4 or any good round sable watercolor brush.
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