Allen, Julie – Capturing Transparent Glass with Watercolor

Note: Bring the watercolor supplies you already have. Supplies Hairdryer (A must to expedite drying between glazes) Drawing pencil – 2B Artist tape of masking tape Ruler 2 containers for water A roll of paper towels (Viva works the best) Palette (watercolor...

Chinn, Alex – Hand-Building with Slabs and Bas-Relief Tiles

Ceramic Sculpture: Hand-Building with Slabs class materials list: 15-pound weight tar-paper for making project templates (recommended) or other heavy cardstock or cardboard. Inexpensive “chip” brushes for texturing slip and working seams Recommended: hand-building...

Dingler, Fred – Exploring Gouache

Watercolor paper, or Illustration Board.      Simple list for paint: white, red, yellow, blue and burnt umber.  Pallet to mix color, W/C brushes.    BRING PHOTOS TO USE AS...

Dingler, Fred – Painting with Gouache

I have worked with Gouache for 40 years.  Gouache is an opaque cousin of watercolor.  Watercolor is a stain and Gouache is paint There are many brands of paint. My favorite is Winsor & Newton Designers Gouache To work in black and white, students can start with...

Dingler, Fred – Pen and Ink and Color

Any of these papers: Hot Press watercolor paper or Illustration board, or a sketch book. Pens: Derwent Line Maker, or Staedtler Permanent Lumocolor, or Staedtler Pigment Liner, or Micron Archival Ink.  Choose any pen; all come in different nib sizes from thin to...
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