Colors: Oil or acrylic
The parenthesized numbers below are your international registered pigments. Please match as closely as possible.
- Titanium White (PW6)
- Ivory Black (PBk9)
- Cadmium Yellow Deep (PY35)
- Cadmium Red Light (PR108)
- Alizarin Crimson (PR83)
- Ultramarine Blue (PB29)
- Cerulean Blue (PB36)
- Cadmium Yellow Deep (PY35)
- Dioxazine Purple(PV37)
- Cobalt Blue (PB28)
- Cadmium Lemon Yellow (PY35) In oils: Lemon is only in Gamblin and Winsor In Acrylics: Cad Yellow Primrose is much closer to the Lemon Yellow but Cad Yellow Light is very very close.
- Cadmium Orange (PR108)
- Prussian Blue (PB15:3, PBk6) (This is a very loose defined ratio in every brand)
- Cadmium Red Medium (PR108)
- Pthalo Green (PG7)
Instructor is recommending paints in order of favor:
Acrylics: Golden, Golden Open (Slow Drying), Graham and Amsterdam. Amsterdam will not have most of these colors because they do not carry heavy metaled paints.
Oils: Gamblin, Jack Richeson, Graham, Aqua Duo, Winsor Newton
Additional supplies needed:
- Painting pallete, 12 x 16 (plastic, wooden or disposable- student’s choice)
- (1) approximately 10oz. non glass containers with airtight lids (for turps and water)
- Palette knife (mixing)
- Canvas pre-stretched, self-stretched, gessoed masonite or canvas board:(2) 8×10
(2) 11×14
(4) 16×20
Instructor is also offering to teach canvas stretching in class. Inform students of the possibility of buying just canvas and the bars.
Long Handled Brushes:
(2) #2 brushes (one round, one filbert)
(2) #6 brushes (one round, one filbert)
(2) #10 brushes (one round, one filbert)