Supply List (Outdoor Classes/Workshops)

• Small pad of paper and pencil
• Notebook and pen
• Portable easel of some type (French easel, pochade box, etc.)
• Canvas Panels: I recommend using smaller panels between 8  x 10  and 12  x 16 , but you may use larger ones if you prefer. Bring a few to each class. Please don't bring stretched canvas.
• Brushes I use:
  • #2, #4, #6, #8 bristle flats (I use Holbein's Killington bristle flats, but the brand doesn't really matter as long as the bristles don't fall out too easily).
  • #2, #4, #8, #12 sable flats (I use Royal & Langnickel sable flats, series 5590, available at Cheap Joe's Art Stuff -- www.CheapJoes.com).
• Paint (oils): These are my palette colors and brands that I am currently using. You may get them all if you wish, but you should at least have the first seven.
  • Titanium White (Utrecht, Winsor & Newton or Gamblin)
  • Cadmium Yellow (M. Graham & Co.) or Cadmium Yellow Pale (Winsor & Newton)
  • Cadmium Red (M. Graham & Co. or Winsor & Newton)
  • Alizarin Permanent (Gamblin), or Alizarin Crimson
  • Ultramarine Deep (Rembrandt) or Ultramarine Blue (Gamblin) or French Ultramarine (Winsor & Newton)
  • Viridian (Winsor & Newton or Gamblin)
  • Ivory Black (M. Graham & Co., Winsor & Newton or Gamblin)
  • Cadmium Lemon (Winsor & Newton)
  • Cadmium Yellow Deep (Utrecht or Winsor & Newton)
  • Yellow Ochre (Gamblin or Winsor & Newton)
  • Terra Rosa (Winsor & Newton) or Venetian Red (Gamblin)
  • Transparent Oxide Red (Rembrandt) or Transparent Earth Red (Gamblin)
  • Cobalt Blue (Gamblin or M. Graham & Co.)
• Gamsol or odorless mineral spirits
• Container for holding mineral spirits and cleaning brushes
• Palette for mixing paint
• Palette knife for painting and cleaning palette
• Paper towels
• Trash bag for used paper towels
• Camera
• Hat
• Rain jacket (just in case)
• Sunscreen
• Water