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Available Classes

  • Grab your libations at 6:45 and start painting at 7pm. $35 per person....

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    From 35 US dollars
  • Beginner/Intermediate 8 class course over 4 weeks. April 1st - April ...

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    Started Apr 1

    140 US dollars
  • Beginner level Watercolor class. Bring your own supplies or buy a kit.

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    Fri

    1 hr

    10 US dollars
  • Beginner level Drawing class. Bring your own supplies or buy a kit.

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    Fri

    1 hr

    10 US dollars
  • Beginner Acrylic Painting class. Bring your own supplies or buy a kit.

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    Fri

    1 hr

    10 US dollars
  • Beginner Mixed Media class for art journals. Bring your own supplies.

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    Fri

    1 hr

    10 US dollars
  • Intermediate class. Bring your own supplies. Pre req: Acrylic 101 or s...

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    15 US dollars
  • Intermediate class. Bring your own supplies. Pre req: Drawing 101 or s...

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    15 US dollars
  • Intermediate class. Bring your own supplies. Pre req: Acrylic 101 or s...

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    15 US dollars
  • Intermediate class. Bring your own supplies. Pre req: any 101 class or...

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    15 US dollars
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    25 US dollars
  • Grab your libations at 6:15 and start painting at 6:30. $35 per person...

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    35 US dollars

Watercolor 101 Supply List

  • Minimum of 5 colors of watercolor paint tubes or cakes in red, yellow, blue, burnt umber, and black (lamp black).

  • 16 to 20 well palette tray

  • 3 round brushes in size 10, 4, and 2.

  • 1 oval wash brush size 3/4"

  • 8x10 cold press watercolor paper or larger. It can be loose sheets, in a pad, or in a block.

 

* Optional supplies *

  • 2 water cups for rinsing brushes

  • Reusable microfiber or low lint towel for wiping brushes. Make sure it is fairly smooth, soft, and lint/fuzz free. 8) liquid mask/liquid frisket and application tool (old beat up brush, rubber tip brush made for sculpting clay, or Graphix incredible nib)

Drawing 101 Supply List

  • 5-10 artist drawing pencils ranging from 2H to 8B. As long as you have an HB pencil and three to four #B pencils you will have what you need.

  • Spiral bound sketch book/pad that is at least 7" x 10" or up to 9" x 12".

  • Kneaded eraser and a plastic eraser such as a Milan 5020

  • Pencil sharpener

 

* Optional Supplies *

  • Various blending stumps and tortillons

  • Low odor spray fixative

  • Compressed charcoal or charcoal pencils. If you get this you need spray fixative.

Acrylic 101 Supply List

  • Minimum of acrylic colors in red, yellow, blue, white, and black.

  • 16 to 20 well palette or a flat, no well, mixing palette that is at least 7"x 9". Your palette can be plastic, glass, or palette paper.

  • 2 to 3 canvas boards or stretched canvas sized 8" x 10" to 11" x 14".

  • Flat brushes size 6 and 10, Filbert brushes size 4 and 8, Liner brush size 1, and a 1.5" to 2" chip brush.

  • Liquitex freestyle small #1 palette knife or similar.

 

* Optional supplies *

  • Additional canvas boards or stretched canvas. You may also try canvas paper in addition to at least 2 canvas boards/stretched canvases.

  • Round brush size 4

  • Water cup for rinsing brushes

  • Reusable microfiber or low lint towel for wiping brushes. Make sure it is fairly smooth, soft, and lint/fuzz free.

Mixed Media 101 Supply Suggestions

  • At least 3 colors of acrylic paint or other water based paint such as watercolor and gouache.

  • Assortment of markers and gel pens (Sharpies, Microns, Gelly Roll, etc.)

  • Assorted stamps and ink pads or stencils

  • Decorative papers such as scrapbook paper

  • Some sort of glue such as a glue stick, modge podge, or acrylic medium.

  • Paper pad or journal with heavy weight mixed media, acrylic, or watercolor paper (at least 96lb/160gsm, preferably 184lb/300gsm).

  • Assorted brushes to apply paint and glue. I suggest some cheap or old ones for the glue. Even more supplies:

  • Gesso

  • heavy textured acrylic mediums

  • alcohol ink or other Tim Holtz brand products

  • Art markers like Copic or Prismacolor

  • Colored pencils

  • Palette knives

  • Anything you can think of to use in the journal or on the page is acceptable!

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