Supply List

Oil Paint (small tubes) Windsor Newton is fine (avoid student grade paint such as Windsor Newton WINTON; the colors will not mix true). Cads are expensive but if you save money purchasing hue’s, your colors will not be deep.

Most of my oils are M. Graham as they are the least toxic on the market and I’m one of those sensitive types who becomes allergic to many things. The Windsor Newton brand is lovely and can be purchased everywhere. If you are also more sensitive like I am to chemicals, M. Graham would be my suggestion and can be found on Amazon.

Rembrandt Oil Paints: Ultramarine Deep 50, Transparent Oxide Red 378
M. Graham & Co. Artist Oil Paints: Hansa Yellow, Cadmium Red, Titanium White
Fredrix Creative Series White Canvas Pad, 9″ x 12″ or 8″ x 10″
Odorless Mineral Spirits like Gamblin’s Gamsol
Rosemary & Co Michelle Dunaways’ Basic Set
Palette knife set
2 small glass jars. Large baby food ones work great!
Glass palette or palette paper
Viva Paper Towels
 

Book Recommendation
From the Who Inspires Me lesson (optional; not required for this course)
Alla Prima II, Everything I know about Painting and More

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