Required Supplies (Most of these supplies may be ordered from Dick Blick at www.dickblick.com or Art Supply Warehouse
at www.aswexpress.com or Cheap Joes at www.cheapjoes.com).

16 inch x 24 inch plywood, 3/8 inch or 1/2 inch thick, painted white and Arches 140# cold press watercolor paper OR
an Arches Watercolor Block

palette: butcher tray

natural sponge

toothbrush, masking tape, Bounty paper towels (white), q-tips

spritzer bottle (available at beauty supply or grocery store)

masking fluid (I use Pebo Drawing Gum; do not purchase permanent masking fluid)

watercolor brushes: Kolinsky Raphael #6 round, 1/2 inch flat brush

paint *: Winsor Red (WN), Winsor Lemon (WN) (not Winsor brand Lemon Yellow), Paynes Grey (WN),
French Ultramarine (WN), Burnt Umber (WN), Burnt Sienna (WN), Antwerp Blue (WN), Alizarin Crimson (WN)

heavy duty stapler and staples

for pouring classes only: four small containers for mixing paint in (salad bowls or plastic sandwich boxes with lids)

Optional Supplies:
rubber cement pickup

brushes: Silver Black Velvet 1" oval (you may order this from Wheaton’s), Silver Kolinsky #20 round

additional paint colors *: Coblat Blue (WN), Manganese Blue (AJ), Cobalt Violet Light Hue (S), Raw Sienna (American Journey),
Prussian Blue (H), Permanent Magenta (AJ), Cadmium Yellow Pale (WN), Yellow Ochre (WN), Cadmium Orange

wipe out tool for applying masking fluid

*WN = Winsor Newton
S = Sennelier
AJ = American Journey
H = Holbein

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Additional Materials for Watercolor Portraits Only:

Bring your usual palette and paints. If you have not taken other watercolor classes at the Art House, please request a
watercolor materials list. Cheap Joes is the only source I have found for the American Journey paints.

Additional colors for portraits:

Raw Sienna (American Journey)
Periwinkle Blue (American Journey)
Cobalt Violet Light (Holbein)
Cobalt Violet Light Hue (Sennelier)
Perlyne Maroon (any brand)
Quinacridone Gold (Winsor Newton)

You may use either 140# (stretched) or 300# Arches Cold Pressed watercolor paper. I prefer the bright white color.
The 300# paper is great for experimenting with because you don’t have to stretch it, but it takes longer to dry.