Workshop Supply Lists
Posted on Oct 14, 2022 in Events, News, Upcoming Demonstrations
STUDIO PAINTING SUPPLY LIST
Instructor: Tom Nachreiner
My workshops are open to oil, water-soluble oils, acrylic, and pastel painters. Oil & Acrylic painters will see specific recommendations below. Pastel Artists just need to bring their familiar products.
ALL PHOTOS TO PAINT FROM SUPPLIED BY TOM
• Minimum Colors – Oil Paints & Acrylic: Titanium White, Warm White (Gamblin), Cadmium Yellow Light (Richeson), Cadmium Red Pale (Richeson) mandatory, Cadmium Red, Ultra Marine Blue, Turquoise Blue (Richeson).
•(Here are colors and brands that I use and recommend for oil paint: Lucas 1862 or Richeson Titanium White, Gamblin Warm White, Richeson Cadmium Yellow Light, Richeson Cadmium Red Pale, Richeson Cadmium Red, Lucas 1862 Ultra Marine Blue, Richeson Turquoise Blue. With these colors you can mix all colors. and it makes for a better, more harmonious painting!)
• You can buy all supplies on this sheet at Jerry’s Artorama on line.
• Please no Student Grade oil paints.
• Brushes and palette knife. I recommend:
• Richeson – Synthetic Blend Brights #8, #12
• 1” Soft Synthetic Brush,
• a Richeson script liner brush
• rubber tipped shaper tool
• a small or medium size cheap Hardware brush. (around $2.00 ea.)
• Richeson Palette knife 3 7/8” x 1 3/8” – no tiny palette knifes please.
• Canvas Panels in the following sizes. I recommend (1) 12×16 primed Canvas Panel for each day, with a toned warm tan wash. (I will sell some panels at the workshop too.)
• Palette to Mix Paint – Gray Paper or Brown Wood in Wood Box Easels or Glass in Box Easel – No White Paper Pallette .
• Richeson’s Jack’s Studio Soap.
• Easel: Table Top Easel or Tripod Portable Easel – Some Schools Furnish Easels. Check 1st.
• Paper toweling
• Walnut oil to thin paint. No spirits. This can be found at the grocery store.
• Small container to hold just a little walnut oil at a time
• Ruler or tape measure
• Phone / Camera
• Medical Gloves
• Tape
• Plastic Bags for Trash
• Pen, Pencil, Note Paper
• Lots of questions
• Vine Charcoal
• Goop or Go-Jo to Clean Hands and Clothes
• Check with Art Club or School to see if they furnish easels. Otherwise bring your own.
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OUTDOOR PLEIN AIR PAINTING SUPPLY LIST – ADD TO ABOVE LIST
Instructor: Tom Nachreiner
• Outdoor Easel
• Lawn Chair Sitting / Watching Demo
• Duct Tape
• Mineral Spirits