PT582 Intermediate Watercolor with Kerry Stratton Waltz

 Tuesdays, 6 Week Class

Time: 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Tuition: $215 

Levels: Intermediate, Advanced

Enjoy all the wonderful creative techniques that are unique to watercolor: how to control wet-into wet washes and use those creative techniques to express your subject. We will learn how to plan for success by using the elements of design, color theory and  painting plans. Emphasis will be on how to loosen up with wet into wet watercolor.  There will be daily demonstrations and plenty of individual attention. Ages 17 and up.

Intermediate Watercolor Supply List

Watercolor Paper

140 lb. 100% cotton handmade paper (Arches)cold press. I prefer the sheet form which comes in 22x30” which can be cut down to four ¼ sheets which is a good size for class work.

Brushes

Watercolor brushes are soft and made of sable, squirrel, ox hair, and many synthetics. The most important quality of the brush is that it springs back to shape when wet.

1” Flat brush, #8 Round, #3 Rigger (thin brush with long hairs)

Paint

I prefer watercolor paint in tubes. There are many very good brands of paint but what is important is to have a warm and cool of each primary color. Grumbacher Academy is a good inexpensive student grade brand.

Other useful colors- Paynes Gray, Burnt Sienna, Burnt Umber, Viridian, Thalo Crimson (pink)

Palette

Any white palette with a good mixing area; can be a plastic white plate (not foam)

Board

This is support for your paper while you are painting so it should be waterproof. Size depends on size of paper and can be made of wood, plexiglass, Masonite, Gatorboard.

Miscellaneous

2-water containers, sponges, paper towels, tissue, pencil, kneaded eraser, salt, masking tape, white crayon, white copy paper to test color and brush strokes.

If you are new to watercolor, bring what you have to class and I will help you get started. I have paper and some supplies that you can use.