Supplies needed:

• 9”x12” (or similar) spiral sketchbook
• Prismacolor Ebony graphite pencil (ultra smooth, jet black)
• Derwent Graphic 6 or 8B pencil
• HB pencil (any brand)
• Prismacolor kneaded eraser
• Staedtler (or similar) white eraser
• #3 paper stump
• Hand-held pencil sharpener
• 12” ruler
• 8”x10” hard copy of a favorite close-up face (no electronic pics or originals, please)
• Optional: Pigma Micron archival ink 03 pen

Supplies needed:

• Canvases:
  • One gesso-primed canvas, size 16”x20” 
• Palette:
  • Disposable palette paper pad or Masterson Palette Sealed Box
• Brushes:
  • 3-5 synthetic brushes for acrylic painting in a variety of shapes and sizes (#12 is a good mid-range size)
• Medium-sized cup to hold water
• Paper towels or rags
• Something to transport wet works in
• Paints:
  • To have a well rounded set of paints it is recommended that you purchase a warm and cool of each primary plus white.  Good quality brands include Windsor Newton, Grumbacher, or Liquitex Basics.  Here is a suggested list of colors:
    • Cadmium yellow light (cool)
    • Yellow Ochre or Cadmium yellow (warm)
    • Ultramarine blue (warm)
    • Cerulean blue hue (cool)
    • Cadmium red light (warm)
    • Alizarin crimson permanent (cool)
    • Burnt sienna
    • Titanium white

Supplies needed:

• Drawing pad- Minimum size 9x12" drawing pad, white paper
• (Optional) Drawing pad or sketchbook 9x12" toned paper (in a color other than white)
• Drawing supplies- drawing pencils (any brand), preferably HB, B, and 2B
• kneaded eraser
• white (Staedtler or similar) eraser
• Graphite or Charcoal sticks (Derwent or similar https://www.jerrysartarama.com/derwent-natural-graphite-sticks )

Supplies needed:

• 18 x 24 Bristol Board paper
• Rulers
• Pencil sharpeners
• Drawing pencils
• Ebony pencils
• Erasers
• Blending Stumps
• Graphite crayons
• Colored pencils

Supplies needed:

• Canvases:
  • One gesso-primed canvas, size 16”x20” 
• Palette:
  • Disposable palette paper pad or Masterson Palette Sealed Box
• Brushes:
  • 3-5 synthetic brushes for acrylic painting in a variety of shapes and sizes (#12 is a good mid-range size)
• Medium-sized cup to hold water
• Paper towels or rags
• Something to transport wet works in
• Paints:
  • To have a well rounded set of paints it is recommended that you purchase a warm and cool of each primary plus white.  Good quality brands include Windsor Newton, Grumbacher, or Liquitex Basics.  Here is a suggested list of colors:
    • Cadmium yellow light (cool)
    • Yellow Ochre or Cadmium yellow (warm)
    • Ultramarine blue (warm)
    • Cerulean blue hue (cool)
    • Cadmium red light (warm)
    • Alizarin crimson permanent (cool)
    • Burnt sienna
    • Titanium white

Supplies needed:

Required: 

• 2- 20-30mm unpainted plastic or metal miniatures (I recommend reapermini.com, bombshellminis.com, stonehavenmini.com, darkswordminiatures.com, or wizkids' "D&D Nolzur's Marvelous Unpainted Minis")
• size 1 round brush (choose something soft, I prefer synthetic sable or gold taklon)

Suggested but not required: 

• size 5/0 or 10/0 round or liner brush
• size 4 flat brush (or any smallish flat, bright or filbert for broad application of primer and sealer)
• acrylic miniature paint and basing materials will be available but feel free to bring any you would like to use, paint brands I recommend are Reaper, Army Painter and Citadel. Craft acrylic is not suitable.

Supplies needed: 

• One large high quality sheet of paper, size 12" x 12" or larger
• Glue sticks
• Scissors
• Pencil
• Optional: Any magazine or printed images that you would like to include in your piece.  

• Canvases:
  • Four gesso-primed canvases, size 11”x 14” 
• Palette:
  • Disposable palette paper pad or Masterson Palette Sealed Box
• Brushes:
  • 3-5 synthetic brushes for acrylic painting in a variety of shapes and sizes (#12 is a good mid-range size)
• Medium-sized cup to hold water
• Paper towels or rags
• Something to transport wet works in
• Paints:
  • To have a well rounded set of paints it is recommended that you purchase a warm and cool of each primary plus white.  Good quality brands include Windsor Newton, Grumbacher, or Liquitex Basics.  Here is a suggested list of colors:
    • Cadmium yellow light (cool)
    • Yellow Ochre or Cadmium yellow (warm)
    • Ultramarine blue (warm)
    • Cerulean blue hue (cool)
    • Cadmium red light (warm)
    • Alizarin crimson permanent (cool)
    • Burnt sienna
    • Titanium white

• Canvases:
  • One gesso-primed canvas, size 11”x14” 
• Palette:
  • Disposable palette paper pad or Masterson Palette Sealed Box
• Brushes:
  • 3-5 synthetic brushes for acrylic painting in a variety of shapes and sizes (#12 is a good mid-range size)
• Medium-sized cup to hold water
• Paper towels or rags
• Something to transport wet works in
• Paints:
  • To have a well rounded set of paints it is recommended that you purchase a warm and cool of each primary plus white.  Good quality brands include Windsor Newton, Grumbacher, or Liquitex Basics.  Here is a suggested list of colors:
    • Cadmium yellow light (cool)
    • Yellow Ochre or Cadmium yellow (warm)
    • Ultramarine blue (warm)
    • Cerulean blue hue (cool)
    • Cadmium red light (warm)
    • Alizarin crimson permanent (cool)
    • Burnt sienna
    • Titanium white

• Canvases:
  • One gesso-primed canvas, size 11”x14” 
• Palette:
  • Disposable palette paper pad or Masterson Palette Sealed Box
• Brushes:
  • 3-5 synthetic brushes for acrylic painting in a variety of shapes and sizes (#12 is a good mid-range size)
• Medium-sized cup to hold water
• Paper towels or rags
• Something to transport wet works in
• Paints:
  • To have a well rounded set of paints it is recommended that you purchase a warm and cool of each primary plus white.  Good quality brands include Windsor Newton, Grumbacher, or Liquitex Basics.  Here is a suggested list of colors:
    • Cadmium yellow light (cool)
    • Yellow Ochre or Cadmium yellow (warm)
    • Ultramarine blue (warm)
    • Cerulean blue hue (cool)
    • Cadmium red light (warm)
    • Alizarin crimson permanent (cool)
    • Burnt sienna

• pack of soft pastels (assortment of colors)
• pad of paper designed for pastels or other dry media (such as drawing paper)
• kneadable eraser

• 9"x12" or larger drawing pad or sketch pad. (If using pastel, bring pastel paper or mixed media paper.)
• Dry drawing materials of choice, for example:
  • pastels
  • ovine charcoal
  • compressed charcoal or graphite sticks (or conte)
  • charcoal pencils or graphite drawing pencils (hb, 2b, 4b etc.)
  • erasers

• 9" x 12” (or similar) spiral sketchbook
• Prismacolor ebony graphite pencil (ultra smooth, jet black)
• Derwent graphic B 6 or B8 pencil
• HB pencil (any brand)
• Prismacolor kneaded eraser
• Staedtler (or similar) white eraser
• #3 paper stump
• Hand-held pencil sharpener
• 12” ruler
• Optional:
  • Wordless graphite pencil
  • Pigma Micron archival ink 03 pen

• 9x12/11x14 sketchbook - can be used but please ensure there is ample space 
• Vinyl or pink eraser 
• Drawing pencils in a variety of densities - HB, 2B, 4B, 6B 

• Paper: 11”x15” (min. size) pad of 140 lb cold-pressed watercolor paper. Suggested brands: Canson or Strathmore
• Color: 20 tube set watercolors, Cotman W&N recommended 
• Palette: anything with a lid
• Brushes: sizes 2, 6, 8, 10 Rounds. Synthetic OK. Substitutes OK!
• Extras: kneaded eraser, pencils, masking fluid, sketchbook, black/brown fine point permanent marker, masking tape

• 9" x 12” (or similar) spiral sketchbook
• Prismacolor ebony graphite pencil (ultra smooth, jet black)
• Derwent graphic B 6 or B8 pencil
• HB pencil (any brand)
• Prismacolor kneaded eraser
• Staedtler (or similar) white eraser
• #3 paper stump
• Hand-held pencil sharpener
• 12” ruler
• Optional:
  • Wordless graphite pencil
  • Pigma Micron archival ink 03 pen

• Canvases: One gesso-primed canvas, size 16”x 20” or larger 
• Palette: Disposable palette paper pad or Masterson Palette Sealed Box
• Brushes: 3-5 synthetic brushes for acrylic painting in a variety of shapes and sizes (#12 is a good mid-range size)
• Medium-sized cup to hold water
• Paper towels or rags
• Something to transport wet works in
• Paints: To have a well rounded set of paints including each primary (red, yellow and blue) plus white.  Good quality brands include Windsor Newton, Grumbacher, or Liquitex Basics.  

• Paper: 11”x15” (min. size) pad of 140 lb cold-pressed watercolor paper. Suggested brands: Canson or Strathmore
• Color: 20 tube set watercolors, Cotman W&N recommended 
• Palette: anything with a lid
• Brushes:
  • Large brush: #30 Mural, nylon flat
  • Sizes 2, 6, 8, 10 Rounds. Synthetic OK. Substitutes OK!
• Extras: kneaded eraser, pencils, masking fluid, sketchbook, black/brown fine point permanent marker, masking tape

• Paper: 11”x15” (min. size) pad of 140 lb cold-pressed watercolor paper. Suggested brands: Canson or Strathmore
• Color: 20 tube set watercolors, Cotman W&N recommended 
• Palette: anything with a lid
• Brushes:
  • Large brush: #30 mural, nylon flat 
  • Sizes 2, 6, 8, 10 Rounds. Synthetic OK. Substitutes OK!
• Extras: kneaded eraser, pencils, masking fluid, sketchbook, black/brown fine point permanent marker, masking tape

• Medium sized sketchbook (minimum size 6x8") I like this brand- https://www.jerrysartarama.com/global-art-handbook-journals , or watercolor sketchbook
• Drawing supplies- Drawing pencils and/or mechanical pencils (HB, B, and 2B are suggested lead weights), a portable pencil sharpener., kneaded eraser, white eraser (Staedtler or similar). 
• Water brush pen similar to https://www.jerrysartarama.com/aquastroke-pro-waterbrushes

Students shouldn't feel like they need to get all of these, but choose their favorites:

• Optional but fun to have- any other favorite pens and pencils, water soluble markers (Tombow markers, brush pens)
• Travel watercolor or gouache palette and paints- similar to this, the basic 12-color one is fine- https://www.jerrysartarama.com/sennelier-la-petite-aquarelle-sets
• OR a covered paint palette that students should pre-load with their favorite watercolors - https://a.co/d/fCh2Hwr
• Small jar for paint water
• A bag to carry supplies 

• 9"x12" or larger drawing pad or sketch pad. (If using pastel, bring pastel paper or mixed media paper.)
• Dry drawing materials of choice, for example:
  • pastels
  • ovine charcoal
  • compressed charcoal or graphite sticks (or conte)
  • charcoal pencils or graphite drawing pencils (hb, 2b, 4b etc.)
  • erasers

• Paper: 11”x15” (min. size) pad of 140 lb cold-pressed watercolor paper. Suggested brands: Canson or Strathmore
• Color: 20 tube set watercolors, Cotman W&N recommended 
• Palette: anything with a lid
• Brushes:
  • Sizes 2, 6, 8, 10 Rounds. Synthetic OK. Substitutes OK!
• Extras: kneaded eraser, pencils, masking fluid, sketchbook, black/brown fine point permanent marker, masking tape

• 9" x 12” (or similar) spiral sketchbook
• Prismacolor ebony graphite pencil (ultra smooth, jet black)
• Derwent graphic B 6 or B8 pencil
• HB pencil (any brand)
• Prismacolor kneaded eraser
• Staedtler (or similar) white eraser
• #3 paper stump
• Hand-held pencil sharpener
• 12” ruler
• 8”x10” hard copy of a favorite close-up face (no electronic pics or originals, please)
• Optional:
  • Wordless graphite pencil
  • Pigma Micron archival ink 03 pen

• Paper: 11”x15” (min. size) pad of 140 lb cold-pressed watercolor paper. Suggested brands: Canson or Strathmore
• Color: 20 tube set watercolors, Cotman W&N recommended 
• Palette: anything with a lid
• Brushes:
  • Large brush: #30 mural, nylon flat
  • Sizes 2, 6, 8, 10 Rounds. Synthetic OK. Substitutes OK!
• Extras: kneaded eraser, pencils, masking fluid, sketchbook, black/brown fine point permanent marker, masking tape

• Blank Journal or Old/Vintage Book that you are alright altering - 5" x 7" or larger - Blank Art Journals (preferably with blank pages, thick enough to complete mixed media pieces - consider mixed media or watercolor) can be bought on Amazon or most art and craft supply stores; Old/Vintage Books can be bought on Amazon or at any used book store (consider books that have maps or a travel theme)
• photographs, mementoes, currency, maps, etc. from a place you have visited or would like to visit

   

• Paper: 11”x15” (min. size) pad of 140 lb cold-pressed watercolor paper. Suggested brands: Canson or Strathmore
• Color: 20 tube set watercolors, Cotman W&N recommended 
• Palette: anything with a lid
• Brushes:
  • Sizes 2, 6, 8, 10 Rounds. Synthetic OK. Substitutes OK!
• Extras: kneaded eraser, pencils, masking fluid, sketchbook, black/brown fine point permanent marker, masking tape

• Canvases: One gesso-primed canvas, size 11”x 14” or larger 
• Palette: Disposable palette paper pad or Masterson Palette Sealed Box
• Brushes: 3-5 synthetic brushes for acrylic painting in a variety of shapes and sizes (#12 is a good mid-range size)
• Medium-sized cup to hold water
• Paper towels or rags
• Something to transport wet works in
• Paints: To have a well rounded set of paints including each primary (red, yellow and blue) plus burnt sienna and white.  Good quality brands include Windsor Newton, Grumbacher, or Liquitex Basics.