Supply List - Working on this

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​Supplies for each student to bring:Substrate:

• Four (4) sheets of Montval Acrylic Paper, 185lb, 19×25”
• Aquabee Super Deluxe sketch book, 6”x4” or larger (or available equivalent mixed media sketchbook)

Tools:

• A Flat and Round medium size brushes – inexpensive ok, short or long handle, natural or synthetic made for water-media
• Eye dropper, Needle-point or fine/small tip squeeze bottle (or available equivalent)
• Spatterbrush or Firm Bristle Tooth brush
• Spray mister/atomizer – small to medium size
• 1” or wider low-tac tape – artist’s or blue tape
• Scissors (small and pointed for close detail work recommended)
• Flexible palette knife (approx. 1 ½” / 2” long, diamond shape with rounded tip)
• Large-mouth pint size plastic water container for rinsing brushes/tools

Media & Mediums:

• Regular or soft acrylic gel medium – semi-gloss or gloss, 8oz or larger
• Gouache – zinc white, 15ml or larger
• Highflow Acrylic – one or more, any color/value*
• FW ink – one or more, any color/value*
• Ink (dye or pigment based are ok) 1oz or larger – one or more, any color/value*
• Water-soluble media (pencil/cube/stick ok) – one or more, graphite or color*
• Artist’s Colored pencil – one or more, any color/value*
• Oil pastel stick – one or more, any color/value*
• Dry pastel stick – one or more, any color/value*
• Interference color acrylic (highflow, fluid or heavy body ok) – any color*
• Micaceous Iron Oxide acrylic, (fluid or heavy body) 1oz or larger
• Clear Wax based stick for resist techniques – any suitable such as encaustic wax, beeswax, or a candle.

(*We’ll be mixing media in our artworks. Select colors/values that you’ll enjoy using and will work together.)
Collection of Paper/Elements for collage (start collecting if you aren’t already doing it.) For class bring a collection of elements that work with your chosen palette (see palette options).

• 20+ pages from magazines/books. Don’t overthink this. Look for pages that have a visual or emotional appeal to you. Think in categories: images, colors, patterns, geometrics, graphs/charts, calculations, anatomy, diagrams, etc (Both the Library and the DAV Thrift Store have good selections of used magazines and books at super cheap prices.)
• paper ephemera – ticket stubs, library book check-out pockets, receipts, letters, bills, RX prescriptions, hand written notes, etc
• decorative paper – one or more sheets open source

https://masterpiecesociety.com/basic-supply-list-for-mixed-media-courses/

Basic Supply List for Mixed Media CoursesI have purposely kept the supply list for my mixed media courses as simple and inexpensive as I can. I suggest buying the more expensive items at Hobby Lobby or Michael’s using their 40% off coupon, or ordering through Amazon.
These are supplies I will be using during class, please don’t feel obligated to purchase anything upfront or spend money if you have a similar product already. Simply use what you have.
Basic Supply List:

• Sketchbook (or simple copy paper will do)
• Watercolor paper (the best you can afford –  this pad is my favorite or a Strathmore mixed media book)
• Art journal (homemade or purchased) I have a video of how to make your own
• 3-4 (or more) 8×10 canvas panels (If panels are too expensive, consider purchasing an “Acrylic Pad” for some of the painting projects. These papers are texturized, having the same “tooth” as canvas, and will work well. Another idea is simply to do most paintings in your art journal.)
• Wood blocks cut square from a 2×4 – scraps of wood from a building project?
• Mechanical pencil
• Charcoal pencil set
• Kneaded eraser
• Watercolors – this simple set will do
• Acrylic craft paints in a variety vibrant colors (for “Mixing with the Masters” courses, I prefer these student grade acrylic paints)
• Assorted paint brushes (you’ll use the same ones for acrylic & watercolor)
• Foam Brush
• Oil pastel set (for “Mixing with the Masters, Vol. 1”)
• Chalk pastels (for “Mixing with the Masters, Vol. 2”)
• Black permanent ink pens – I prefer PITT Artist Pens or Micron Pens, but a Sharpie extra-fine point will work in a pinch
• White gel pen – these are my favorite (& maybe a white fine-point Sharpie poster paint marker– water based only)
• Gesso (optional) – this is what I use
• Decoupage (matte finish)
• Plaster of Paris (optional)
• Old book pages or decorative scrapbooking papers
• Old hardcover books (2 or 3) – we will use the pages and covers
• Paperclay

Gather these supplies from around the house:

• Scissors
• Magazine clippings, tissue paper or old sewing patterns
• Bubble wrap and/or punchinella or shelf liner
• Brightly-colored card stock or construction paper
• Paper or styrofoam plate
• Masking or painter’s tape
• Aluminum foil
• Old gift/credit card
• Baby wipes
• Stamps & ink pads
• Old T-shirt for smock
• Craft paper or newspaper or plastic to cover workspace
• Printer & paper