In this workshop, Jacqueline will teach you various artistic ways to use watercolor paints with water-soluble and permanent inks to create paintings of butterflies, birds, and/or flowers. We will create loose and colorful paintings using unique Japanese paper. It is the perfect substrate for embellishing by adding inks, acrylic paints, rubber stamps, and mixed media elements. Choosing your favorite piece, we will finish by adhering it to a wooden board creating a finished piece that can be mounted and showcased on the wall! All levels are welcome.
Materials Fee $25 paid at beginning of class includes:
• Wood panel
• Masa paper
• Inks
• Rubber stamps
• Tracing paper
• Golden Fluid acrylic paint
• Acrylic gel medium
• Quotes
• Palette knives
• Extra paints
• Watercolor Sticks
• Tracing paper
Supplies Needed to bring for Class:
• Top quality watercolor paints (not student grade).
• Watercolor Palette
• Watercolor brushes in a variety of sizes such as Princeton Brush & Co. Series 4050 such as a round #3, round #8, ½ inch flat, and a liner brush size #2 or #4
• Small acrylic paint brush
• Drawing pencil and kneaded eraser
• Permanent black ink pen
• Uni-ball Signo White gel pen
• Water container
• Small cotton cloth or washcloth
• Small spray bottle
• Scissors
• Exacto knife
• A note about my favorite watercolor paints: The brands I like include Daniel Smith, Winsor Newton, Sennelier, and Holbein. These are my favorite colors: Cobalt blue, cerulean blue, French ultra-marine, permanent magenta, permanent rose, French vermilion, quinacridone red, permanent orange, new gamboge or Indian yellow, Hansa or lemon yellow, quinacridone gold, and sap green. I will have a couple extra palettes for those of you who are new to watercolor and don’t want to spend a lot of money buying paint.
• Optional: Your favorite rubber stamps and ink pads, Sharpie oil-based paint pens or other colored markers, ribbons
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