The class may be interesting both for beginners and advanced artists who never stop improving their technique.
Materials
Paper:
Watercolor paper preferably 100% cotton cold-pressed, density not less than 300 g/m2. For example, the following manufacturers: Arches, W&N, Canson Watercolor. You can buy the paper both in blocks and as separate sheets
Paints:
Professional watercolour set from, White Nights, Schmincke, W&N and other professional series, in cuvettes or tubes - it does not matter.
Colors that are used in the course:
- Burnt Sienna
- Ultramarine
- Permanent Alizarin (cold red)
- Aureolin
- Paynes grey
- Aqua Green or Helio Turquoise
- Transparent Orange
- White Gouache
Brushes:
If you already have brushes, take your usual set. If you buy, here are some recommendations:
- middle-size round french brush out of natural hair (Da Vinci mix-b 3)
- fine synthetic brush for details
- synthetic flat brush
- soft flat brush to wet the sheet
Other necessary materials:
- plastic palette
- water tank
- paint tape
- paper towels
- spray
- masking liquid