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WATERCOLOR I for Adults
Tuesdays, July 23, 30, August 6, 13, 27
9:00am - 11:30am
No, watercolor is not harder than oil or acrylic- its just different. There is transparent
watercolor and opaque watercolor[gouache] and many interesting basic techniques. Come
join us to play and learn about this interesting medium. You will learn why it is different, not
harder. Materials list provided. Level: Beginner.
Watercolor I Supplies—Mary-Louise Hooper
For the FIRST CLASS bring what you have and we will assess them before you buy.
Text me 717-659-0146 with ANY questions
- Winsor-Newton Masking Fluid- and One cheap paint brush
- Watercolor Paints:Tube or pan
*a. Buy the best you can afford
- Watercolor Paper at least 140 lb and 9x12
- Hot press [smooth], cold press [some texture] or rough
- Cotman or Princeton brushes small, med, large.—
- Hake or other wash brush at least 1 ½”
- Round, Bright, Flat, rigger, script , angled, filbert
- Palette—paper plates or Plastic tray
- Mr. clean original sponge
- Very fine sand paper
- cotton balls & Q-tips
- Tracing paper
- transfer paper
- kneaded eraser
- masking tape-tan
- cardboard etc. Larger than W/c paper size [if needed]
- scissors
- 2 cups
Later
-. Small jar of alcohol
- Salt
- toothbrush
5-sea sponge
6-Small jar sand
7-plastic wrap
- Canvas Pad
- Tube of white gouache
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