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WATERCOLOR - SECTION B

For information about my upcoming exhibits (July 15-August 14, 2021 AND End of September, 2021), please click here.

Discover the magic of watercolor! Learn basic skills: color mixing, flat and graded washes, wet-into-wet, dry brush techniques combined with basic drawing concerns. Subjects include: still life and animal photos. Returning or advanced students may work on independent projects. Students will need a pencil, white paper, eraser and a copy of the supply list for the first class.

Let me know your drawing interests, so that I can serve you better!

Week 1 Introductions, review supply list, draw a form lit cylinder. Homework: paint color wheel
Week 2 Review color wheels. Create test panels using the following techniques: rock salt, splatter, wax resist, suliphane, and alcohol.
Week 3-4 Yupo paper additive, subtractive figure painting
Week 5-6 Landscape painting using sponges

Recommended art store: University Art, 2550 El Camino Real, Redwood City, (650) 328-3500

(For printable supply list, click here.)

Store Row number;
Color of Row number (Blk=black, C=colored, E=endcap), back=back of store)
5 Blk white ceramic pallet (or dish) i.e.: 7” x 10” white enamel butcher tray #AA15118; (Optional) cheap 6-well pallet to hold extra squeezed paint (if you use tube colors)
5 Blk 1/4″ wide round watercolor brush or water brush pen (i.e.: Daler Rowney Simply Simmons)
5 Blk 1/8″ wide round watercolor brush or water brush pen
5 Blk ½” wide flat synthetic watercolor brush
9-10C student grade (or better) watercolor paint: black, yellow ocher, burnt sienna, ultra-marine blue, alizarin crimson, cadmium yellow light, cadmium red, umber (optional)
Watercolor paper (cold press): sheet of 300lb (cut into smaller pieces)or140 lb. 9” x 12” pad or block
9-10c student grade (or better) watercolor paint: black, yellow ocher, burnt sienna, ultra-marine blue, alizarin crimson, cadmium yellow light, cadmium red, umber (optional)
Watercolor paper (cold press): full sheet of 300lb (cut into pieces), or 140 lb. pad or block 7”x10 or bigger
*Watercolor stretching board (16” x 20” x ½”(thick) or larger)—if you buy sheets or pad
Sheet of 9” x 12” Yupo paper
3 Blk 2H, HB graphite pencils
3 Blk white vinyl eraser
4 BlkE 1 black ink Uniball fine point rollerball pen
5 Blk 6” x 8” to 9” x 12” drawing pad
10 Blk Liquid Frisket (optional) & cheap synthetic brush, i.e. orange Grumbacher Misket
7 Blk ¾” or 1” wide artist tape
9 Blk Sea sponge (also try assorted sponges, textured objects)
Back portfolio to store art (optional)
Window (top drawer) 1 sheet glassine paper to separate paintings in portfolio (optional)
Home white candle wax and/or crayons
Home Large plastic container to hold water (50 oz. or more)
Home Paper towels
Home Rubbing alcohol or hand sanitizer
*If you stretch your paper, 2” wide gummed brown paper tape. Staple gun (optional)
Optional items Spray bottle, 1” wide flat synthetic watercolor brush, 2” wide Hake brush, bamboo brush holder (with elastic loops) or cylinder to carry brushes

 
By Robert Schick
Click images below to enlarge.

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Instructor: Robert Schick, rschick@pausd.org (650) 947-4983

Prerequisite: Drawing knowledge highly recommended

No class: November 23

This course is not offered this quarter.

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