Supply Lists

PAINTS (Windsor Newton preferred)
Alizarin crimson, rose madder (or permanent rose), aureolin, burnt sienna, raw sienna (or yellow ochre), quinachridone gold (or Indian yellow), scarlet lake, cobalt blue, ultramarine blue, pthalo blue, sap green, white gouache paint, waterproof ink (or black acrylic paint)

OTHER SUPPLIES
White palette with large mixing area with at least 10 wells 1 inch or larger (each), drafting tape or repositionable masking tape, masking fluid, large water container, straight edge, paper for sketching, pencil and eraser, spray bottle, old cotton T-shirt or soft papern towels, waterproof board for mounting your painting, or buy paper in blocks (preferred), Cotman or Arches cold-pressed paper 2 sheets 22 x 30" or a watercolor block 16 x 20 or larger, 1 small natural sponge

SPRING 2008 Painting Materials List.
The following are suggestions. If you have materials from previous classes or from your own experiences, bring them. The room does not have easels. I have a few table-top easels, but not enough for everyone. So bring an easel if you have one.

Paint: Oil colors Grumbacher or Winsor Newton 1.25 oz
Acrylics colors Liquitex brand
Titanium white Cadmium yellow med.
Lemon yellow Lt. Yellow Ochre
Alizarin Crimson Cadmium Red med.
Viridian Raw Umber
Ultramarine Cobalt Blue
Ivory Black Burnt Sienna
Phthalo Blue (thalo)
Optional:
Pthalo green (thalo) Raw Sienna
Cerulean blue Cobalt violet
Burnt umber
ALTERNATE TO OIL-WATER MIXABLE OIL PAINTS SUCH AS WINDSOR-NEWTON ARTISAN OR HOLBEIN DUO-NO FUMES!!
Brushes: natural or white bristles
Filbert 3/8"-1/2" white bristle; Sable or Mongoose (soft) round small detail ;
Flat 3/8"-1/2" white bristle; Round #6-#8 white bristle; Flat (soft) ¼"-3/16"

Solvents: Oil -odorless turpenoid----DO NOT BUY IF USING WATER SOLUBLE OILS

Medium: Oil-Equal parts linseed oil, dammar varnish, and turpentine (or ready-
Made medium like "Max Medium-Quick Dry" FOR WATER SOL. OILS, GET THE MEDIUM THAT IS SOLD WITH THE BRAND YOU CHOOSE.
Acrylic-Matt or Gloss Medium (small jar)
Painting Surfaces: acrylics or oil: canvas -your choice-no smaller than 11"x14"

Misc: Medium cup, palette knife, hand soap, rag or paper towels, disposable gloves, or barrier cream (oil painters), a piece of vine charcoal for drawing on canvas

Palette: oil-paper palette, glass, or masonite, or commercial plastic covered palette. acrylic-palette papper, or glass or acrylic sheet, or commercial plastic covered palette like the Masterson palette.

Table or floor easel.

Paula Adams artistpadams@yahoo.com

SUGGESTED SUPPLY LIST
1 SKETCHBOOK 8 X 10 OR LARGER
1 DRAWING PAD APPROX 16 X 20 OR 18 X 24
1 DRAWING BOARD(OPTIONAL)
PENCILS- 2 H, HB, 2B, 4B (H=HARD; B=SOFT)
WHITE (VINYL) ERASER
KNEADED ERASER
RULER
1 SMALL SET COLORED PENCILS (OPTIONAL)
PENCIL SHARPENER
Medium SOFT COMPRESSED CHARCOAL STICK
Medium SOFT CHARCOAL PENCIL
SOFT RAG OR CHAMOIS CLOTH
1 PIECE OF SANDPAPER OR A SANDING BLOCK FOR PENCILS
1 piece of plexiglass or a transparency mounted inside of a matboard
1 permanent black marker-thin
1 erasable whiteboard marker

Supplies may be purchased at Jerry's Artarama, Michael's and Hobby Lobby. Sometimes a kit will include most of the necessary materials at a better price-I saw a pencil set withsharpener, erasers, sanding block for under $3 at Wal-Mart.

PAULA ADAMS

artistpadams@yahoo.com