Intermediade and advanced courses may not feature a specific materials list, unless the instructor requests it.

Please bring colours and paper or canvas and brushes in a size and palette that appeals to you.

201 A NO FEAR PAINT WITH ACRYLICS :

Canvas stretched/Canvas Board @ 10x12"
Watercolour paper 22x30" 140 lb.
Tube Acrylics -

Ultramarine Blue
Alizarine Crimson
Lemon Yellow (or any light yellow)
Burnt Sienna
Titanium White
Black
Matte or Gloss Medium
Inexpensive Brushes + (2" Foam Brush)
Paper Towels
Pencil and White eraser

202 A WATERCOLOUR FOR BEGINNERS - with Jayne Cangemi

Supplies and Course Outline
Supplies and Course Outline to be discussed Week 1 and may change slightly to suit the needs of the class.

Supplies
Suggested list – Bring any supplies you already have. Dried tubes are still usable.

Brushes
Synthetic Brushes
1½”or 2” wash brush
1” flat (preferably with a chisel brush handle)
#12 round
#8 round
#4 round

Paint      (suggest DaVinci brand)
Transparent Triad                                                
Aureolin
Permanent Rose
Cobalt blue

Vibrant Triad
Hansa Yellow Light
Permanent Alizarin Crimson
French Ultramarine

Additional Colours
Burnt Sienna
Veridian

Other Basic Supplies
140lb cold press paper (Arches)
White palette with lid (Robert E Woods works well)
Lightweight corrugated plastic board 12” x 16” fits a 1/4 sheet paper
(Plastacor / Coroplast at DeSerres) (or Plexiglass [seconds])
HB or 2H pencil                
Paper
Masking tape (1/2” or 3/4” beige or off white)
Box of Facial tissue (no additives)                              
White table cover to protect work tables (dollar store - plastic)
2 containers for water (yogurt or margarine are ideal)
Small water spray bottle

203 A ARCHITECTURAL & URBAN ART IN ACRYLICS - with Michael HItchcox

a regular pencil
an eraser
a ruler
some drawing paper (not in a pad) 12" X 14”

After a few weeks of drawing, we will paint- you may paint in watercolour or acrylic.

Michael will demo in acrylic. to paint with acrylics you will need:

a few canvases 20 X24
acrylic colours (any brand) white, black, primary red, blue and yellow
1" flat head brush a few round head brushes size 2 and 6.

204 A THE JOY OF PAINTING IN ACRYLIC - with Heidi Rohde

Acrylic paints these are suggested colours
Curry’s Venetian paints are excellent quality for the price, as are Tri Art Mediums.

Warm yellow - Cadmium yellow medium or dark
Cool yellow - Hansa Yellow light or Lemon yellow
Warm red -Cadmium Red medium
Cool Red – Magenta or Quinacridone Crimson or magenta, Alizarin Crimson
Warm blue - Ultramarine Blue
Cool Blue - Pthalo Blue or Prussian Blue
Burnt Sienna
Yellow Ochre
Titanium White- lots
Other colours – Cerulean blue, raw sienna,
Acrylic Mediums – mat or gloss
Modelling paste – only if you have it

Canvases or panels - 12 x16, 16 x 20 are good choices, can be larger if you wish
A few inexpensive panels – 9 x 12, can be purchased from dollar store, or canvas paper for exercises
Watercolour paper/canvas paper for exercises
Sketch book
Charcoal, white chalk, pencil
Paper towel/rags for clean up (table covers)
Palette – white plastic tray, meat trays are fine
Spray bottle
Brushes - again suggested, a variety of sizes
I like a few bristle brushes for really pushing paint around - rounds and flats
Softer brushes – filberts are great
A larger flat brush – 2 inches for washes. Laying in skies
A rigger or liner brush for detail – can be watercolour brush

A table top easel can be used

205 A CREATIVE COLOUR EXPLORATION - with Cheryl Hailstone

GENERAL SUPPLIES ONE OF EACH:
Sketchbook, llxl4, or l6x20,good quality paper
Charcoal Pencil
Kneaded Eraser
Masking Tape
Prismacolour Pencils

OPTIONAL:
Conte' Sticks: white, brown, black
Conte' Pencils: white, brown
Pad of Charcoal Tinted Paper
Pad of Stonehenge (all purpose) PAPER, llxl4
or cold pressed watercolour paper

Brushes: one of #6 synthetic round, one of #0 or #l fine sable

*addition supplies may be recommended during course

207 A ABSTRACT ART IN OILS & ACRYLICS with Judy Mayer-Grieve

Choose paint colours in a palette that appeals to you
A variety of brushes
Canvas, no larger than 24 X 24
Plastic table cover
A reference you would like to work with
(This could be a photo or an object - be open minded)

209 A THE BEAUTY OF PASTESLS - with Heidi Rohde

This is a comprehensive list and you don’t need to worry if you don’t have everything. Bring what you have.
Intructor will bring some sets of the harder pastel to share if you don’t have any. 
Instructor will also have sheets of Art Spectrum, 9 x 12, which you can purchase for $2.50 and sheets of mat board for texture work .
Papers and Pastel can be purchased, if you wish, at Mixed Media, 154 James St. N., Hamilton.  De Serres  has La Carte papers and Rembrandt.  Curry’s has Canson Mi-Teint paper and pads as well as Nupastrel and Rembrandt.

Vine charcoal
Set of harder pastels such as Nupastel, Faber Castel.
Softer pastels – Rembrandt, Mount Vision, Daler-Rowney make reasonably priced sets.
Paper – Canson or Fabriano 2 – 3 larger sheets or  4-5 smaller sheets – both come in pads
Sanded Paper - La Carte, Art Spectrum  sanded paper, 1 large sheet or 2-3 small sheets
Watercolour paper – 1-2 sheets
Newsprint or manila paper for practice
Sketchbook
,Pastel Pencils
Kneaded eraser, blending stomps,
Paper towels/rags/wipes for easy clean-up
A few acrylics – basic colours
Gesso
Tray for mixing (foam trays work well)
Small set of watercolours
Brushes for paint and pastels
Rubbing alcohol
Photographs for ideas – landscape, florals etc.,
Small objects with texture
Workable fixative

210 A MIXED MEDIA AND COLLAGE - with Gail Mowat