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Skill Building in Oil Supply List
All supplies are available at Jerry's Artarama, 1109 New Britain Avenue, West Hartford, CT. 860-232-0073 or www.jerrysartsupplies.com.
Limited palette of paint colors: All colors except white are Winsor & Newton paint colors. In some cases, alternative brands of a recommended color are listed in parentheses: Cadmium Yellow (cadmium yellow medium – not cadmium yellow pale or deep), Yellow Ochre or Raw Sienna, Cadmium Orange, Cadmium Red (cadmium red medium – not cadmium red light or deep), Permanent Rose (Quinacridine Red or Grumbacher Red), French Ultramarine, Prussian Blue, Viridian (Pthalo Green), Permanent Sap Green, Burnt Sienna and Titanium White (Permalba brand).
Solvents & paint medium: Weber Odorless Turpentine (blue and white can), Winsor & Newton Paint Medium (75 ml. bottle). If you wish to have your paint dry more quickly, you may use Winsor & Newton Liquin in place of the paint medium listed above.
Brushes: All are hog bristle brushes unless otherwise indicated: #4 flat, #8 flat, #6 red sable round brush
Canvas: Unless you have experience working in larger sizes, it is recommended that you work with the following sizes: 11" x 14” up to 12” x 16” Fredrix canvas panels or stretched canvas.
Other Supplies: Paint palette (A pad of disposable paper palettes are useful for easy cleanup), Roll of paper towels, Two small jars (Jelly jars are a good size), One large jar (A mayonnaise jar is a good size), Disposable non-surgical gloves or “Invisible Glove” protective cream for hands, and a Palette knife (trowel shaped). For the inevitable dabs of paint that find their way on to your clothing, a good spot remover is called Kiss-Off and is available at most art supply stores.
Transportation of paintings and paint supplies: To transport your wet paintings to and from class, lay an old sheet or drop cloth across the trunk of your car. An empty pizza box is also useful for making sure that wet paintings don’t slide around. For transporting your painting supplies, a toolbox, old briefcase or large canvas tote are good alternatives.Glastonbury Art Guild, P. O. Box 304, 1396 Hebron Avenue, Glastonbury, Connecticut 06033
Phone: (860) 659-1196 | Fax: (860) 633-4301 | Office EMail: glast.art.guild@sbcglobal.net | School Email: glast.art.school@sbcglobal.net
Artwork on this site is copyrighted and may not be reproduced. | Site design by Katherine Simmons