Showing posts with label Line to Color Workshop Seattle 2016. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Line to Color Workshop Seattle 2016. Show all posts

Saturday, April 16, 2016

My Sketching Supplies for doing Plein Aire watercolor.




Next weekend we will be giving the Line to Color Workshop, so I am posting the sketching supplies that students will need for the weekend.
5x8 Sketchbook for ink line drawing  preferably with no spiral binding so you can draw across the page.




Watercolor sketchbook 5x8 landscape minimum.  Larger sizes okay


Drawing and painting tools. Binder clips to keep the page secure.  Painters tape to create a clean watercolor edge.
Water color Palettes
Above are different palettes.  There are many types of folding watercolor palettes that vary in price.
I used an old Winsor Newton mini travel palette and changed out the colors with my own Daniel Smith Tube Paints.  A mint tin with the lid sprayed with white enamel paint makes a nice small palette that you can easily fit in a pocket.  A vitamin pill container can be used as well to hold paints but you would need to bring a separate palette to mix and see paints.

Water bottles and water containers.  The bottles are to keep a reserve of clear water, the water container you use for painting.  It can be as simple as a hummus container or purchased collapsible containers.

Paper towels folded in a tin is a easy way to wipe excess water from your brush.  A sponge will work too.

Collapsible camp stool that you can purchase at REI or any camping store is good if you need a place to sit.



Thursday, January 14, 2016

Line To Color Workshop Seattle, WA April 22-25, 2016



Frank Ching and I will be giving our Line to Color Workshop in Seattle this April on the 22-25.
With a extended format we hope to provide more sketch, demo and education time with participants.
We will be sketching at Gas Works Park, Fremont and some iconic Seattle location to be determined.  

We have a special kick off for the weekend with a tour of Daniel Smith's watercolor manufacturing operations to see how they create and make their watercolors. Learn about their Primatek colors made from real gemstones. You will have time to play around with their colors at the Mixing Table followed by a meet and greet keynote presentation pizza dinner.

For more information see Line To Color Workshop .

Hope you can join us!