Printable List:   Supplies for 12-Adult Exploring Color.pdf

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BASIC CLASS SUPPLIES:

9x12” Sketchbook: Good Drawing Paper with Perforations       Amazon

Several #2 Pencils, HB, 2H, 6B   Amazon

Eraser (Kneaded eraser preferred) Amazon 

Ruler (12”-18” metal with cork backing preferred)Amazon

Masking Tape         Amazon

Black Fine Line and Extra Fine Line Sharpie Pens       Amazon

Scissors (sharp point for detailed cutting) Amazon

Pocket Folder

 

SUPPLIES FOR EXPLORING COLOR 12-ADULT:

11” x14” or 15” Watercolor Paper, three sheets per student (cold press 140 lb. preferred) Amazon     

Artist’s masking tape ½” (regular masking tape can be used)  Amazon    

14” x 17” Bristol board or heavyweight drawing paper, 2 sheets per student (size can vary and for an inexpensive product use white posterboard and trim it to the desired size and work on the matte side of the board) Amazon     

Watercolor paint set (tube paints are preferrable in 24 count student, you can also use the 16 count Prang)Amazon       

Watercolor Sponges Amazon    

Table Salt

Turquoise, Magenta, Yellow, Black and White 8 oz. Tempera or Acrylic Paint and any other colors you might want to use on your color combinations project. These are optional. You can use your watercolors for this project.         Amazon

Brushes, #8, #6 and #1 Round or Similar Size, ¼ and ½” Flat Brushes, Liner Brush          Amazon

50 Count Oil Pastels  Amazon

Q tips or Makeup Tips for Blending

10 Count Water Soluble Markers          Amazon

Water Containers (2 different sizes that fit into each other), Styrofoam Egg Carton and Plates, Paper Towels or Napkins, Newspaper or Plastic Tablecloths

Printed Handouts (An Art Folder is handy to keep these in. See above.) 

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