Join us for a watercolor class with award-winning artist, Alan James! Learn the process of how to capture the essence of a scene and paint a landscape in this workshop. The class is free, but you must provide your own supplies. Registration is required. 

Supply list link:  https://files.faso.us/68203/25583.pdf 

Supply List: 

Paints: Three primary colors of professional quality. Examples: Light Red, French Ultramarine, Burnt Sienna, Cobalt Blue, Cerulean Blue, Pyrol Orange, Alizarin Crimson, Yellow Ocher, Paynes’ Grey, and Cadmium Yellow.

Palette: A light, portable palette is recommended.

Brushes: any type or brand designed for watercolor with good snap and point. I use kolinsky sable and synthetic rounds (#6, #8, #12) (1/2 inch and 1" flat)

Paper: rough or cold-pressed; 140Lb (300gm) or heavier; professional quality. My favorites are Bao Hong and Arches. Paper Size: 11”x 14 or 12" x 16” is the most practical in my workshop

Drawing board, gatorboard, foam core or anything that supports paper.

Masking tape, clips, or staplers to secure paper to the board

Pencil (2B)

Eraser: I like a kneaded eraser.

Sketchbook or drawing pad for sketches (optional)

A container for washing brushes (Yogurt container, Tomato can etc.)

Paper towels, for cleaning brushes

Household sponge for controlling water absorption