Supply Lists Museum School, Winter I - 2013

Art History 6 Week Classes

Michelangelo and the Popes Ceiling, Instructor: John Myers Text: Michelangelo and the Popes Ceiling Author Ross King

Drawing and Painting 6 Week Classes

Drawing Fundamentals, Instructor: Todd Carignan 18x24 Strathmore drawing tablet razor blades or retractable knife for sharpening pencils vine charcoal, medium hardness 2 charcoal pencils, medium hardness compressed charcoal, soft kneaded eraser white plastic eraser retractable eraser stick for fine detail hand-held mirror baby wipes and/or paper towels Intermediate Drawing, Instructor: Todd Carignan vine charcoal- medium hard 2 charcoal pencils- medium hard compressed charcoal sticks kneaded eraser white plastic eraser retractable eraser utility knife (I like the X-acto snap-off blade knife) or pencil sharpener medium-sized blending stump Strathmore 18" x 24" drawing pad spray fixative (workable fixative) hand-held mirror Introduction to Drawing Techniques, Instructor: Kirah Van Sickle
Large drawing/sketch pad - 18 x 24" Charcoal pencils (2B, 4B or set of soft/medium/hard) 2-3 compressed black charcoal sticks Small Conte Crayon set - includes black, white, burnt sienna Sand paper block (for sharpening) Kneadable eraser

Icon Writing Class, Instructor: Timothy Dols This is a painting class, but the traditional term is icon writing. All supplies are furnished for a $50 supply fee. Many of the supplies are not generally available in regular art supply stores as they are the traditional ancient materials and tools of the early iconographers.

Life Drawing Groups, No Instruction Tuesday Evening Supplies: Artists choice of most media including oil & acrylic paint (no encaustic) baby wipes and/or paper towels Wednesday Morning Supplies: Artists choice of most media including oil & acrylic paint (no encaustic) baby wipes and/or paper towels Painting with Watercolor, Instructor: Fritz Kapraun Remember, if you have been painting several years, you might not need any supplies at all!! The following is a list of my supplies. If this is your first adventure with watercolor, you may want to start slowly with purchasing supplies and/or go in with a friend to buy watercolor paper and paints. Watercolor paints: Cobalt blue Cerulean blue Burnt umber Burnt sienna Cadmium yellow or similar Alizarin red Rose madder Pthalo or Hookers green Zinc white Pike style covered palette Brushes: #4, 6 & 8 round tipKolinsky sable is best Sketch book Watercolor paper block, 10 x 14, 140 pound hot or cold press.I use both. Pencils and erasers Drawing paper Foam core or plexiglass sheet, about 14 x 18 to tape down your watercolor paper. Small container for water. baby wipes and/or paper towels If you do not already have a book shelf full of how to paint books, you might want to consider The Watercolor Book by David Dewey. Its as good as any and better than most. It is out of print.but used copies are always available for $20-30 at Amazon.com. Painting for Beginners in Oil or Acrylic, Instructor: Kira Van Sickle Acrylic tube paint (Liquitex Basics are good!) in Ultramarine Blue, Cerulean Blue, Cadmium Red Medium, Cadmium Yellow Medium, Yellow Ochre, Burnt Umber, Titanium White. Set of white bristled, flat, nylon acrylic paint brushes - variety of sizes Disposable strip paper palette Canvas pad (sheets of 10) 11 x 14" or canvas panels 8 x 10" - 11 x 14" sketch book or sketch pad sketching pencil - carbon or charcoal small color wheel

Intermediate Oil Painting, Instructor: Margie Worthington

Oil Paints : These are recommended colors to get started with. If you already have other colors, a cerulean or cobalt blue, for example, just bring what you have as long as you have white, black, red, blue, and yellow at the beginning. You need traditional oils (not water based). You are encouraged to purchase professional or artist grade paints as your budget allows as opposed to Sudent or Academy colors which contain less paint and more filler - which can be frustrating in learning to mix paint! Winton paint, for example, is the student grade line made by Winsor & Newton- which is the professional line and more expensive- but easier to work with. Titanium white Ivory black Cadmium yellow light or cadmium yellow pale Cadmium yellow or cadmium yellow med (not Winton) Cadmium red Alizarin crimson Ultramarine blue Thalo blue Raw umber Palette: disposable palette (gray preferred but white is fine) or wooden, plexiglass, Pocket color wheel Canvas paper pads 8 x 10 and 9 x 12 (Well start with these) Stretched canvases or canvas panels as needed in assorted sizes 8 x 10, 9 x 12, 16 x 20. Gessoed masonite or wooden panels will also work. Brushes: bristle brushes ( Hog bristle recommended) assorted sizes 4 - 6- 8- 10- flats or filberts, small round (#4 synthetic) for detail work Palette knife NO TURPENTINE - Please bring only GAMSOL odorless mineral spirits or turpenoid. Metal brush cleaning container with airtight lid - or a glass jar with a tight fitting lid Roll of 1 painters tape Liquin ( smallest bottle)

Calligraphy 6 Week Classes

Japanese Calligraphy, Instructor: Mitzi Ito *Suzuri (Sumi plate) *Sumi (Making black sumi) *Bunchin (Paperweight) *Fude (Large Blush) *Fude (Small Blush) *Han-shi (Washi paper) *Shita-jiki (Cloth used under the paper) *Otehon (Teacher's Copy) A supply kit will be available for purchase from the instructor. The price will be approximately $70 for the kit.

Mixed Media 6 week classes

Collage: Starting from Scratch, Instructor: Donna Moore Many materials will be provided. For first class bring: 3 canvas boards, 9x12 Mod Podge (matte)

Inexpensive paint brushes (foam brushes are okay) Scissors Any favorite paper scraps

Fine Crafts Classes

Beginning Rug Hooking , Instructor: Judy Quintman There is a $30 kit fee payable to the instructor at the class. Scissors are the only thing you need to bring.

Photography 6 Week Classes

Introduction to DSLR Camera and Basic Digital Photography, Instructor: Alan Cradick Students must have a DSLR camera. This is a hands-on class, so bring your camera, questions and a note pad. Intermediate Digital Photography, Instructor: Alan Cradick Students must have a DSLR camera. This is a hands-on class, so bring your camera, questions and a note pad.

Writing 6 Week Classes

Writers Workshop, Instructor: Michelle Bliss Personal computer, printer, and email access in order to share and print their classmates work at home before class. In class, students would need notebooks and pens for taking notes. Ekphrastic Poetry Workshop, Instructor: Margo Williams Notebook and pen for taking notes

Childrens 6 Week Classes

Childrens Classes, Instructor: Georgia Mastroieni Materials provided.

One and Two Day Workshops

Pine Needle Basketry Classes, Instructor: Melanie Walter All Materials Provided

Wire Sculpture, Instructor: Michael Van Hout

Medium size Needle Nosed Pliers Wire Cutters Line Mans Pliers (also referred to as Electricians pliers)

Drawing and Painting in Pastels, Instructor: Bonnie Rogers MUST HAVES: A soft pastels set of about 18 colors - any brand (Rembrandt is widely available), soft graphite pencil, kneadable eraser, small newsprint pad, and several large sheets of mid-toned or colored drawing paper such as Canson Mi-Teintes, baby-wipes, protective clothing. HELPFULS: Mr. Clean eraser, tortillons, vine charcoal

Life Drawing Workshop: One Day Focus, Instructor: Donna Moore These materials will be provided: 18 x 24 newsprint and all- purpose paper Charcoal (vine and compressed ) Soft pastels Kneaded and Soap erasers Please bring any materials you may need for your specific focus, if those provided are not enough. Introduction to Painting Encaustic, Instructor: Kirah Van Sickle
6 canvas panels ranging in size from 5 x 7, 6 x 8 and 8 x 10." Hot air gun - available at craft stores (conventional hair dryer will not work) Assorted fabric swatches, ribbons, findings, craft papers

Paste Papers, Instructor: Fritzi Huber

Optional - ribbons, decorative elements for finished pieces.

Lino-Cut Printmaking, Instructor: Michael Van Hout

$15.00 fee to cover the cost for linoleum, paper, and ink Basic Studio Photography, Instructor: Alan Cradick

Students must have a DSLR camera. This is a hands-on class, so bring your camera, questions and a note pad.

Pancoe Clay Classes

Pancoe Clay Classes, Instructor: Hiroshi Sueyoshi Clay Fee - $13 per bag. Supply list available from instructor on first day of class.