Supply List
· Watercolor paper (3-5)
· Sketch paper (3-5)
· Graphite
· Soft compressed charcoal or General’s Peel + Sketch in soft
· Soft pastels (I will be pulling my colors from the reference works listed below)
· Clear and white oil pastel
· Watercolors and gouache (I will be pulling my colors from the reference works listed below)
I will be referencing the book
Seeing Silence: The Paintings of Helene Schjerfbeck (this book is not needed to take the course).
· All reference images can be found HERE.
· The main reference images being studied. Jeanne will be using colors she already has on hand.
Still Life in Green (1930)
Camellias
Lemons in a bowl
Small Lilies (1942)
Roses in a Blue-Green Vase (1942)
Yellow Roses (1942)
All images referenced are available through public domain in the US and the country of origin.
Items mentioned during the live Zoom session
These items are not needed to take the course and are provided based upon the interest from the artists taking the class.
· Wallace Seymour Grapevine Charcoal
· Colorless blending stick for your oil pastels or oil sticks
· SENNELIER D’artigny Oil Pastel Sprayfix
Q: It was asked in the workshop if you can add white paint to watercolors to make your paint more opaque like a gouache.
A: Yes, you can make watercolor paint more opaque and matte like gouache by mixing it with white gouache or white watercolor. I would also suggest you experiment with other white mediums to see if it gives you the look you are wanting. Keep in mind it will lower your pigment and create a chalky effect.
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