Getting Started with Oils and Acrylics Jim Geisinger Materials list If you are truly Getting Started, you might not have anything. Great! Come to the first class and experiment with my supplies. You’ll get to see the advantages and disadvantages of oils and acrylics...
This list is if you are starting from scratch and new to watercolor. Please bring any supplies you already have. Suggested Supplies: Watercolor palette Buy a palette with bigger wells and plenty tray space for mixing. I am not a fan of the round plastic or ceramic...
Materials list: Pencils & eraser Drawing Sanding block Stump Blender and/ or soft pastel tools Gloves or finger gloves (preference) Fixative (optional if you would like to fix your drawing at the end) Soft Pastel set with primary and secondary colors, or whatever...
Here is a supply list you will need. Some of you have been with my class before so bring same supplies and equipment as before. Pastels: preferably soft, most of the store bought pastels in a box are hard, but look for the softest brand you can find. The more you have...
Materials: I’m listing here what I use and my favorite brands. You do not have to purchase all these materials/brands to attend class. Please bring similar paint, brushes, painting surfaces that you already have. However, misc. material is required. Paint – Hue...
