M. Graham:
Titanium White & Zinc White
Yellow Ochre
Raw Sienna
Azo Yellow or Hanza Yellow
Cadmium Yellow Light
Cadmium Yellow
Cadmium Orange
Permanent Red Light
Permanent Alizarin Crimson or Quinacridone Red
Terra Rosa
Transparent Red Iron Oxide
Cerulean Blue
Cobalt Blue
Ultramarine Blue
Ivory Black
Medium –
M. Graham Walnut Alkyd Oil Painting Medium 8 oz. bottle
M. Graham Walnut Oil Painting Medium 8 oz. bottle - slower drying, also good for cleaning brushes
Painting knives - Painter's Edge Painting Knife # 23t and # 10t
(Optional) Brushes – Rembrandt Filbert 6, 8, 10 & 12
Brush Cleaner - Murphy's Oil Soap
Rags
Palette & Easel
Canvas or panel size – three 6 x 4, one 9 x 12 or 11 x 14 inch gessoed or primed panel or canvas.
Charcoal Pencils - 6b or 4b & workable spray fix
Drop Cloth - A vinyl tablecloth works well & is available at Big Lots
Paper Towel Roll – I like Viva
Optional: Camera - is always nice to document your progress
Sketchpad
Note taking material
Pizza box - to carry paintings (inexpensive solution)
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PLEIN AIR KNIFE PAINTING - additions to base list
Umbrella to shield canvas and palette
Sunscreen
Bug Spray
Dress - Weather appropriately
Water & Snack
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OPEN MEDIA - SELF PORTRAITURE & Understanding the Human Face
- additions to base list
Large mirror to see your reflection in. (Acrylic Mirrors are nice, they do not break as easily)
Optional Photos of Self - For reference, 2 or 3, 8 x 10 inch, from different angles, using different lighting may be used to supplement your painting. Not required.
Two Clip on Lights and extension cords- from Hardware store ( a small spot and natural color work nicely)
Drawing Material - Assorted of drawing pencils, Prismacolor Verithin made with red pigment and may experiment with sized paper. Experimentation and range of medium is up to the individual artist.
GOING GREEN with PAINTING:
Oil Painting without Solvents, Free your studio of dangerous solvents by using walnut oil in place of turpentine or odorless mineral spirits when cleaning brushes. Walnut oil removes color from the artist’s brush or tool as effectively as odorless paint thinners, without creating a solvent hazard. Walnut oil is a natural vegetable oil that neither evaporates nor removes essential oils. The addition of walnut oil to color will increase flow and slow the drying. More Here |
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