Callanwolde Supply Lists for Fall Quarter 2013

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1 Callanwolde s for Fall Quarter 2013 Please read these instructions prior to purchasing your supplies: If you have registered for any of these classes and you need further information concerning your supplies, please contact the Registration Office at You will be given information as to how to contact your instructor. The posting of these supply lists on our website does NOT insure that classes have met minimum enrollment requirements. If you shop for supplies early, please hold on to any receipts in the event that your class does not meet minimum enrollment. Your class may be cancelled and you may need to return your purchases. The Registration Office will notify you at least one day in advance if your class should cancel. If you have enrollment questions before shopping, please feel free to contact us at Binder s at Disco Kroger on Piedmont and Peachtree will give a 10% discount to those who bring in their supply lists and mention Callanwolde. ***If you are registering for jewelry courses, the last page in this document is a source and shopping guide to help you procure your items. 1

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Abstract Painting and Drawing (Instructor: Woody Cornwell)... p. 3 Beginner s Colored Pencil (Instructor: Carol Sutherland)... p. 4 Beginning Watercolor Workshop (Instructor: Denise Nogueiras)... p. 5 Cartooning & Drawing (Instructor: Stephen Sweny)... p. 6 Celebrate the Fall Harvest with Colored Pencil (Instructor: Carol Sutherland)... p. 7 Creating Large Contemporary Works Using Acrylics (Instructor: Denise Nogueiras)... p. 8 Design & Form, Johannes Itten s Basic Course (Instructor: Suzy Ferriss)... p. 9 Drawing & Painting the Figure (Instructor: Chouaieb Saidi)... p. 10 Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain (Instructor: Suzy Ferriss)... p. 11 Fine Art of Oil Painting (Instructor: Pat Hobaugh)... p Imaginative Painting (Instructor: Sarah Hatch)... p. 14 Introduction to Drawing (Instructor: Thomas Key)... p. 15 Introduction to Pinhole Photography (Instructor: Danielle Cornely)... p. 16 Johannes Itten s The Elements of Color (Instructor: Suzy Ferriss)... p. 17 Joy of Art (Instructor: Shijun Munns)... p. 18 Leap Ahead Color Theory Workshop (Instructor: Denise Nogueiras)... p. 19 Learn to Paint in the Method of the Old Masters (Instructor: Tim Hunter)... p. 20 Mixed Media & Photo Collage (Instructor: Abbie Merritt)... p. 21 Paint with Color Confidence (Instructor: Dawn Kinney Martin)... p. 22 Painted Collage (Instructor: Suzy Ferriss)... p. 23 Painting with Style: Acrylic Painting (Instructor: Sarah Hatch)... p. 24 Portrait Drawing Workshop (Instructor: Chouaieb Saidi)... p. 25 Portrait in Charcoal & Pastel (Instructor: Thomas Key)... p. 26 Self-Expression & Exploration Oil Painting (Instructor: Nat Emerson)... p. 27 Soft Sculpture: 3-D Studies (Instructor: Chris Rothermel)... p. 28 Watercolor Pencils for Beginners (Instructor: Denise Nogueiras)... p. 29 Wire Sculpture: 3-D Studies (Instructor: Chris Rothermel)... p. 30 ***Jewelry Source List... p

3 Abstract Painting and Drawing Instructor: Woody Cornwell Painting Materials: - FIRST CLASS bring 1-16 x 20 and 1-18 x24 Canvas Panels. Other surfaces will be announced brushes assorted sizes for acrylics plus one inexpensive 3-inch brush. - Artists grade paints. Try a variety of brands of acrylics. Try fluid acrylics as well as traditional. Titanium White Ivory Black Napthol Red or Cadmium Red Cadmium Yellow Light Thalo Blue or Ultramarine Blue Thalo Green or Viridian Alizarin Crimson Raw Umber Others at your discretion - Gel medium with a flowing consistency for glazing. - Texture (thick) Gel medium. Explore the variety. - Palette- disposable recommended. - Palette knife used for mixing. - Rubber Cement or gluestick for texture assignment. Drawing Materials: -1 pad of drawing paper, 18 x24-1 pack of chalk pastels -1 graphite stick -1 hard white eraser 3

4 Beginner s Colored Pencil Instructor: Carol Sutherland : home studio Materials List - Recommendations: Prismacolor Pencils: (Set of 24, 48, 72, 96, or 120) The high quality and thick, soft leads of Prismacolor will help the student succeed in the mastery of color pencil. A good assortment of skin tones is helpful when rendering portraits. You may want to augment your color selection with additional colors from other brands of color pencils (Example: Derwent harder leads for detail). New inexpensive manual pencil sharpener (Please no electric ones)! IMPORTANT: with holder for shavings one edge razor blade optional: white artist s tape Kneaded eraser, pink pearl eraser, white.plastic Magic Rub eraser, several new #2 pencils (with unused eraser at top end) 12 ruler (clear plastic with red-ruled lines, small pair scissors 14 x 17 acid-free drawing pad smooth (not vellum) surface Bristol board 100 lb. other papers are optional. Bring some other textured and colored papers (Canson) for experimentation. Viewfinder (explained in class) viewfinder provided in first class. Magnifying glass and magnification (reading) glasses ( If you can t see it, you won t be able to draw it! ) small flashlight or $6 drawing board lamp (MICHAEL S), or utility lamp (Optional) Digital Camera (Example: A live cut flower still life will quickly fade, so capture your image on film so you have a reference photo to work from). 4

5 Beginning Watercolor Workshop Instructor: Denise Nogueiras A set of Tube Watercolors. You can purchase a basic inexpensive set for about $12 at Michaels or Hobby Lobby. Paintbrush: 1-inch Flat for watercolor (synthetic is inexpensive and works fine) Paintbrush: #8 Round for watercolor (synthetic is inexpensive and works fine) Hobby Lobby has some nice sets with different sizes for about $12. At least one pad of 140lb watercolor paper (cold pressed), spiral or rip out is fine (90lb is too light but will also work) A palette for watercolors (you can also just use a Styrofoam plate) Optional: o pencil o ruler o plastic cup for water 5

6 Cartooning & Drawing (8-16 years) Class & Workshop Instructor: Stephen Sweny Watercolor Paper Pad, 140 lb, 11x14, 50 sheets (Strathmore, suggested brand) 3 to 4 black Prismacolor Pencils, #935 #2 pencils Black markers- assorted 2 Faber Castell Penbrushes (Black) Black India ink Penholder Speedball Pen Nibs Twin Pack #512 or others Assorted watercolor brushes Basic watercolor kit (cakes) kneaded eraser Manual Pencil Sharpener (w/ container for shavings) Any pencils or markers you prefer Optional: 9x12, 60 lb, sketchpad (suggested brand: Strathmore Sketch) Mini Sketchpad, 3x4 inches, Spiral on top, Strathmore or Canson 6

7 Celebrate the Fall Harvest with Colored Pencil Instructor: Carol Sutherland : home studio Materials List - Recommendations: (collect simple color photographs, 8x10 or larger; sharp, high resolution is important. No fuzzy images.) Prismacolor Pencils: (Set of 24, 48, 72, 96, or 120) The high quality and thick, soft leads of Prismacolor will help the student succeed in the mastery of color pencil. A good assortment of skin tones is helpful when rendering portraits. You may want to augment your color selection with additional colors from other brands of color pencils (Example: Derwent harder leads for detail). New inexpensive manual pencil sharpener (Please no electric ones)! IMPORTANT: with holder for shavings one edge razor blade optional: white artist s tape Kneaded eraser, pink pearl eraser, white.plastic Magic Rub eraser, several new #2 pencils (with unused eraser at top end) 12 ruler (clear plastic with red-ruled lines, small pair scissors 14 x 17 acid-free drawing pad smooth (not vellum) surface Bristol board 100 lb. other papers are optional. Bring some other textured and colored papers (Canson) for experimentation. Viewfinder (explained in class) viewfinder provided in first class. Optional: Lightweight drawing board with clips for paper Magnifying glass and magnification (reading) glasses ( If you can t see it, you won t be able to draw it! ) small flashlight or $6 drawing board lamp (MICHAEL S), or utility lamp 7

8 Creating Large Contemporary Works Using Acrylics Instructor: Denise Nogueiras 3 canvasses ranging in sizes from 16 x 20 and larger A set of Acrylic paints (or you can purchase red, blue, yellow and mix them to create secondaries, etc.) Large round paintbrush Large flat (2 inch) paintbrush for Acrylic paint (synthetic is good but don t buy Squirrel hair the hairs fall out and the brush is too soft) Large painting brush (for painting a house) you can buy a cheap one at Home Depo or Lowes a palette for acrylic paint (should have wells for water) 2 small plastic bowls or cups to mix paint in a cup for water (optional the studio has some) a roll of paper towels or an old washcloth 8

9 Design & Form: Johannes Itten s Basic Course Instructor: Suzy Ferriss Required: pencils 1 each: 4B, 2B, HB, 2H (additional leads such as 6B and 4H are helpful) erasers 1 each: kneaded, art gum, Pink Pearl or Magic Rub (erasers can be purchased in kit) pencil sharpener paper stump (blending tool) charcoal 2 sticks vine (can be purchased in packets), and 1 stick compressed Conte crayon 1 each: white, brown, black black India ink (for drawing, not mechanical pens) pen staff and assorted pen points (Can be purchased in kit. Make sure for drawing, not lettering) brush suitable for ink (bamboo handled brush recommended) small containers for waters (paper or plastic) cotton rag, paper towels ruler (18" metal cork backed ruler works well) 1 sketchbook, approximately 14" x 17" in size (suitable for a variety of media) 18" x 24" Bristol pad drawing paper--medium or smooth finish 1 pad newsprint 1 sheet tinted paper used for charcoal drawing (gray or brown recommended) Scotch magic tape scissors 1 glue stick white glue such as Elmer's source materials such as magazines with interesting imagery graphite paper (sheet or roll) Xacto knife, #11 blades To be discussed during first class: assorted textures and objects for texture study and 3D designs (Note: These 2 projects will utilize "found" objects and not require additional purchase.) household items such as Qtips, cotton balls, string (will discuss in class) Recommended supplies: sponges (such as natural, synthetic, cosmetic, kitchen) for blending and special effects tapes such as masking tape or painter's tape tool box for transporting supplies inexpensive portfolio or some means of carrying and protecting your work old shirt or smock to protect clothing Any other drawing medium which you are interested in working with. Suggestions include pastels, colored pencil, oil pastels, and colored markers. Recommended texts: Itten: Design and Form, Johannes Itten (Note: It is highly recommended, but not required, that you purchase this book as we will be working directly from Itten's text). Also recommended: The Natural Way to Draw, Nicolaides; Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain, Edwards Note: These texts can be found online at discount prices. Try AbeBooks, Alibris, Half.com, ebay, or Amazon 9

10 Drawing & Painting the Figure Instructor: Chouaieb Saidi Students are required to bring to the first Session: * One 18'' x 24'' Newsprint Sketch pad (Cost: between $4.99 and $9.99) * A box of Soft Charcoal (Cost: around $5) * Students are encouraged to bring samples of their artwork: one to five pieces with preference in wet media such as Oil, Acrylic or Watercolor. The next best choice would be dry media such as pastels, charcoal, pencil, etc. If you have none of the above, just come prepared to start. Artwork does not have to be perfect nor complete. *Further materials will be discussed during the first class meeting. Dr. Saidi requests that you bring the medium with which you prefer to work and/or materials that you already use/prefer; these can include oils, acrylics, watercolors, or pastels. If any extra supplies are needed, Dr. Saidi will let you know throughout the course time. 10

11 Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain Instructor: Suzy Ferriss Students will discover their innate creativity and develop their artistic ability as they follow exercises from the text, Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain. Introducing students to a variety of media and techniques, this is a great class for both beginning and intermediate students. Be amazed as you watch your drawing skills dramatically improve through this innovative approach to learning art! Required: Pencils 1 each: 4B, 2B, HB, 2H Erasers 1 each: kneaded, art gum, Pink Pearl Pencil sharpener Charcoal 2 sticks vine (can be purchased in packets), and 1 stick compressed Conte crayon 1 each: white, brown, black Black India ink (for drawing, not mechanical pens) Pen staff and assorted pen points (Can be purchased in kit. Make sure for drawing, not lettering) Brush suitable for ink (bamboo handled brush recommended) Small containers for waters (plastic) Cotton rag, paper towels Ruler, 18" 1 sketchbook, approximately 14" x 17" in size (suitable for a variety of media) 18" x 24" pad drawing paper (suitable for a variety of media) 1 pad newsprint 1 sheet tinted paper (suitable for conte crayon, gray or brown recommended) Scissors (The following 3 items will be discussed during class): 1 sheet clear plastic (such as acetate) 1 sheet thin cardboard 1 black sharpie marker Tape such as masking tape Optional: Colored medium such as pastels, colored pencil, or oil pastels Toolbox for transporting supplies Glue (glue stick, white glue, or rubber cement) Inexpensive portfolio or some means of carrying and protecting your work Magazines with interesting imagery Graphite paper X-acto knife, #11 blades Old shirt or smock Text for class: Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain, Edwards (Can be found online at discount prices. Try Half.com or ebay.) Additional recommended text: The Natural Way to Draw, Nicolaides 11

12 Fine Art of Oil Painting Instructor: Pat Hobaugh Materials can be found at the following places: Binder s (on Piedmont near Lennox Mall), Michael s, Hobby Lobby, Utrecht Art Supply (on Peachtree Street) Brushes: Filberts: At least two bristle brushes out of the following sizes: 2, 4, 6 Rounds: At least one or two synthetic brushes out of the following sizes: 1, 4, 6 Flats: At least one synthetic brush out of the following sizes: 8-20 The Synthetic Rounds and Flats can usually be found cheaper in sets. The synthetic brushes are cheaper and work fine. The sable brushes are more expensive but will last longer. Canvas: You will need one canvas, pre stretched and primed, of around 16 x 20 size, and no larger than 24 x 30. Containers/ Cleaners: You might want a little medium, if you are using water based oils, then be sure to get medium specifically designed for those. I would get either linseed oil or "Grumbacher's Max Quick Dry" medium for water based oils, 75 ml. You will need a small-lidded jar to keep for water, baby food jar sized. With water-based oil paints you will not need any solvents for clean up, however, you will need some Brush Washing Soap sold at any of the art stores, or some laundry detergent. If you are using regular oil paint, then just get artist s linseed oil, preferably sun-thickened and some Turpenoid (turpentine substitute) Miscellaneous: Palette (Can be plastic, wood, or disposable pad) Some Cotton Rags Paper towel roll Optional: Rubber Gloves One Palette Knife [continued on next page] 12

13 Paint: You will have bought a basic range of colors for class, however, if you wish to use a lot of paint, paint outside of class, or would want to try some other colors, feel free to purchase those. We are recommending water-based oil paints for the class, which look and handle just like regular oil paints but with easier clean up and less noxious fumes. Below is a list of useful colors found in any kind of oil paint, and the italicized ones at the top are those that will be needed for class. Titanium White Ultramarine Blue Cerulean Blue Cadmium Yellow Medium Cadmium Red Medium Alizarin Crimson Yellow Ochre Burnt Sienna Burnt Umber Raw Umber Sap Green Raw Sienna Naples Yellow Paper plates will be provided in class to be used as palettes, however, if you plan on painting outside of class it would be a good idea to get your own acrylic or wood palette. 13

14 Imaginative Painting: Painting From the Inside Out Instructor: Sarah Hatch Art One Fredrix or Canson Canvas Pad - 16" x 20" 16 oz. jar of modeling paste (only for 8 week class) Palette for paint (Canson paper palette is preferable) Apron or smock (optional) Jar (large) Brushes (one each of the following): (make sure brush is not too soft / if bristles bend easily it's too soft) (synthetic brushes are good for this class) ¼" wide flat brush ½" wide flat brush 1" wide flat brush Small round brush (1/16" wide) Medium round brush (1/8" wide) (Brushes come in a variety of sizes and are often "numbered"; however, numbers often change with the different brands, so I choose to give width sizes. Use your own judgment, or ask for help at the art supply store. Call me if you have questions Paints (acrylic): (Canson "Van Gogh" student grade or Golden professional grade is preferable) Cadmium Yellow Medium or Azo Yellow Medium Ultramarine Blue Phthalo Blue Deep Magenta Titanium White Napthol Red Dioxazine Purple Orange (sometimes called scarlet) Medium or deep hue Ivory Black 14

15 Introduction to Drawing Instructor: Thomas Key Cell: , Pencils - Graphite pencils 2H, HB, 2B, 4B, & 6B (1 each) Ebony Pencil or dark graphite 8B pencil Charcoal Sticks & Pencils soft and medium assortment Vine Charcoal - Medium Conte Crayons - Black, white, sanguine, and bistre (brown) Blending Stumps - Small and medium sizes Erasers - White eraser (Factis, Magic Rub, or Staedtler) & grey kneaded eraser Spray Fixative Workable Fixative (Blair, Grumbacher, Krylon, or Winsor- Newton brands) White Drawing Pad - Spiral bound 18 x 24 for in-class use, Colored Charcoal Paper (by the sheet) 1 or 2 sheets of Canson or Strathmore paper in Medium Grey or Tan Masonite Clipboard Large enough to hold your pad of paper (at least 18 or larger) India Ink with Dip Pen and Nibs Bottle of Speedball, Bombay, or Higgin s Black India Ink and Speedball Sketching or General Purpose nib set Brushes One or two decent nylon, watercolor brushes #2 and #4 15

16 Introduction to Pinhole Photography Instructor: Danielle Cornely Black-and-white darkroom paper: Ilford Multigrade IV Deluxe MGD Black & White Variable Contrast RC (Resin Coated) with a Glossy, or Pearl surface Matte black electrical tape Matte Black paint and paintbrush (basic, cheap paint will do; for coating the inside of the camera) Aluminum can Sandpaper Sewing needle 16

17 Johannes Itten s The Elements of Color Instructor: Suzy Ferriss Required: acrylic paints o You will need at the minimum the 3 primaries (red, yellow, blue), the 3 secondaries (orange, green, violet), and white and black. I advise that you purchase a 12 step color wheel from the art supply store or find a color wheel in an art text which you can use as a reference when purchasing your supplies. (Try to match your paints to the colors on the color wheel as closely as possible.) You can buy the tubes of paint individually or in a set. The purchase of additional colors is optional. Liquitex makes a good line of acrylic paints. Some recommended colors are: titanium white, ivory black, cadmium red light, yellow light hansa, cadmium yellow light, cobalt blue, prism violet, cadmium orange, and light green permanent. 3 or 4 synthetic brushes made to use with acrylics. Should be assorted rounds and flats, ranging in size from small detail brush to 1" flat. o Note: This would be the minimum number of brushes to start with; additional brushes are very helpful. disposable paper palette pad, plastic mixing tray, or paper plates work for paint mixture 2 plastic cups for water absorbent cotton rags or paper towels for cleaning, blotting Bristol Board pad, smooth finish, 18" x 24" sketchbook or sketchpad, approx. 14" x 17", suitable for mixed media 1 canvas board or 1 pre-stretched & primed canvas, any size sharpened drawing pencil (2H or HB recommended) eraser (art gum, Pink Pearl, and/or kneaded eraser) Scotch magic tape Elmer's white glue (or similar type glue) and 1 glue stick scissors xacto knife with blades, #11 recommended magazines with interesting imagery ruler (18" cork backed recommended) graphite paper (1 sheet or roll) Optional: Other colored media that you may wish to try. Suggestions include pastels, colored pencils, watercolors, colored markers, gouache, or oil pastels. Smock or old shirt for protecting clothing Text: Itten: The Elements of Color Can be ordered online. Try AbeBooks, Alibris, ebay, Half.com, or Amazon. It is highly recommended but not required that you purchase this book as we will be working directly from Itten's text. 17

18 Joy of Art Instructor: Shijun Munns Materials can be found at the following places: Binder s (on Piedmont near Lenox Mall), Michael s, Hobby Lobby, Utrecht Art Supply (on Peachtree Street) Students are to choose to work either in oils or acrylics. Students are required to bring the following supplies to the first class session: ***Note: Some other supplies may be added toward specific assignments. Items 1-3 are necessary for both forms of media. 1. Brushes: Filberts: At least two bristle brushes out of the following sizes: 2, 4, 6 Rounds: At least one or two synthetic brushes out of the following sizes: 1, 4, Flats: At least two bristle brushes out of the following sizes The Synthetic Rounds and Flats can usually be found cheaper in sets. The synthetic brushes are cheaper and work fine. The sable brushes are more expensive but will last longer. 2. Paints: Titanium White, Ivory Black, Cerulean Blue, cobalt blue, lemon yellow, Cadmium Yellow, permanent green, Phthalo Green, Purple, permanent red, alizarin crimson, Orange, Raw Sienna, Burnt Umber Or you can choose a boxed set of colors. 3. Miscellaneous: Pencil and eraser Paper towels Palette for paint (disposable paper palette is preferable) Container to carry your supplies to and from class For those using oil paints: Canvas Pad or canvas (11x14 to 16x20) Palette knife (trowel shaped) Screw top plastic jars (for oil Mediums) Oil Mediums: Linseed oil for mixing colors, turpenoid (a turpentine substitute-odorless) for cleaning brushes For those using acrylic paints: Jar and Paper towels or rags for cleaning brushes Canvas or Canvas Pad or heavyweight paper pad (11x14 to 16x20) One Palette Knife 18

19 Leap Ahead Color Theory Workshop Instructor: Denise Nogueiras A set of Tube Watercolors. You can purchase a basic inexpensive set for about $12 at Michaels or Hobby Lobby. Paintbrush: 1-inch Flat for watercolor (synthetic is inexpensive and works fine) Paintbrush: #8 Round for watercolor (synthetic is inexpensive and works fine) Hobby Lobby has some nice sets with different sizes for about $12. At least one pad of 140lb watercolor paper (cold pressed), spiral or rip out is fine (90lb is too light but will also work) A palette for watercolors (you can also just use a Styrofoam plate) Optional: o pencil o ruler, o plastic cup for water 19

20 Learn to Paint in the Method of the Old Masters Instructor: Tim Hunter Supplies will be discussed in the first class and students are welcome to me ahead of time if they wish. A basic list includes: Oil paint (not water soluble) We'll discuss color choice, but you'll definitely need raw umber and titanium white Palette or palette paper (wax paper works fine) Odorous paint thinner Brushes - we'll discuss choices in class Canvas - we'll discuss choice and variety for this project in class Recommended equipment: Cleanup rags or paper towels Small jars (at least 2) for thinner and glaze mixture Pencils Small sketchbook Optional: Camera or phone with good camera 20

21 Mixed Media & Photo Collage Instructor: Abbie Merritt Please bring to the first class: Three varying sizes watercolor paint brushes (minimum of 3) Two 9"x12" Sheets of watercolor paper Two 22"x30" Sheets of Rives BFK Printmaking paper Watercolor Paint: Burnt Siena or Umber, Ochre, Venetian Red, Indigo, White (optional), Paynes Grey, and any other colors you're attracted to. These are only primary colors to begin with. Acrylic Gel or Matte Medium, smallest size available is fine Small set of plastic spoons White conte crayon (2pk) You might also start collecting interesting photographs and decorative papers. We will discuss materials for photo transfer in the first session. 21

22 Paint with Color Confidence Instructor: Dawn Kinney Martin For questions, If you already have paints, bring what you have but this is what you need for class. Supplies available at Utrecht or Binders or other art supply stores. These are the primary colors. Buy the professional brands in these three colors. I have the pigment codes below. Use the pigment codes as a guide to buy the right color as color names change all the time. Red - permanent rose/ quinacridone red- pigment code PV19 Yellow - cadnium yellow, or hue - pigment code PY35 Blue - Phalo Blue green or blue shade fine -pigment code PB15 Titanium white 5OZ Tube Yellow Ochre or Yellow Oxide Beginning brush kit with a mix of bristle and soft brushes. 12 x 16 Canvas or larger Acrylic and oil disposable Palette Pad 9 x12. You can use a roll wax paper. Palette knife plastic or metal Sketch pad Pencil l Roll of paper towels Spray bottle for water Cup or coffee can to clean brushes in If using oils LIQUIN or other medium for thinning the paint Odorless mineral spirit and a sealed container for cleaning brushes 22

23 The Painted Collage Instructor: Suzy Ferriss Required Materials: (Easy to find At Binder s on Peachtree Road in Buckhead) 18" x 24" pad drawing paper (suitable for both dry and wet media) 18 x 24 Bristol Board Pad, medium finish recommended one sheet nicer paper, approximately 18" x 24" or larger Note: This will be for a finished project. Make sure heavy enough to support collaged materials. assorted drawing pencils (4B, 2B, HB, 2H are recommended) assorted erasers (kneaded, art gum, and Pink Pearl are recommended) pencil sharpener, handheld charcoal (1 stick of vine, 1 stick compressed, and 1 charcoal pencil) black India ink (for drawing, not mechanical pens). For ink, you will also need pen staff and assorted pen points (Can be purchased in kit. Make sure for drawing, not lettering) and brush suitable for ink such as a bamboo handled brush at least one colored medium such as pastels, colored pencil, oil pastels, or colored markers acrylic paints: white, black, plus an assortment of colors. Can be purchased in kit. (red, blue, yellow, green, orange, and violet recommended) brushes suitable for acrylics, both rounds and flats, assorted sizes from small detail to 1" additional brushes such as house painting brushes, toothbrushes, etc. at least one brush several inches wide (can be inexpensive house painting brush) various sized plastic containers for water and paint disposable palette pad, plastic palette, or paper plates for mixing paints cotton rag and/or paper towels ruler (18" cork backed recommended) scissors tape such as Scotch Magic tape, painter's tape, and/or masking tape glue (glue stick and white glue such as Elmer's) lightweight cardboard (manila file folders work well) magazine(s) with interesting imagery clean white scratch paper such as computer paper items for collage and assemblage such as photographs, postcards, maps, sheet music, light weight textures, fabrics, advertisements, stationary, decorative papers, paper scraps, old drawing or painting projects, canvas scraps, broken wood toys, wood beads, etc. etc. Basically anything that can be adhered with glue. Optional media and supplies Conte crayon (white, brown, black recommended) gouache or watercolors colored inks Xacto knife with blades 1 sheet or roll of graphite paper 1 black fine point sharpie marker old shirt or smock (acrylics are permanent paints!) Any additional media or materials, which you would like to work with. 23

24 Painting with Style: Acrylic Painting Instructor: Sarah Hatch Art One Fredrix or Canson brand Canvas Pad - 12" x 16" or 16" x 20" Palette for paint (Canson paper palette is preferable) Apron or smock (optional) Jar (large) Brushes (one each of the following): (make sure brush is not too soft / if bristles bend easily it's too soft) (synthetic brushes are good for this class) ¼" wide flat brush ½" wide flat brush 1" wide flat brush Small round brush (1/16" wide) Medium round brush (1/8" wide) (Brushes come in a variety of sizes and are often "numbered"; however, numbers often change with the different brands, so I choose to give width sizes. Use your own judgment, or ask for help at the art supply store. Paints (acrylic): (Canson "Van Gogh" student grade or Golden professional grade is preferable) Cadmium Yellow Medium or Azo Yellow Medium Ultramarine Blue Phthalo Blue Deep Magenta Titanium White Napthol Red Dioxazine Purple Orange (sometimes called scarlet) Medium or deep hue Ivory Black (Binder's gives Canson discount coupons to students who show their registration.) 24

25 Portrait Drawing Workshop Instructor: Chouaieb Saidi Students are required to bring to the first Session: * One 18'' x 24'' Newsprint Sketch pad (Cost: between $4.99 and $9.99) * A box of Soft Charcoal (Cost: around $5) * Students are encouraged to bring samples of their artwork: one to five pieces with preference in wet media such as Oil, Acrylic or Watercolor. The next best choice would be dry media such as pastels, charcoal, pencil, etc. If you have none of the above, just come prepared to start. Artwork does not have to be perfect nor complete. *Further materials will be discussed during the first class meeting. Dr. Saidi requests that you bring the medium with which you prefer to work and/or materials that you already use/prefer; these can include oils, acrylics, watercolors, or pastels. If any extra supplies are needed, Dr. Saidi will let you know throughout the course time. 25

26 Portrait in Charcoal & Pastel Instructor: Thomas Key Charcoal Charcoal pencils (variety pack) Vine charcoal (soft or medium) Blending stumps Kneaded eraser 1 sheet white charcoal paper 18" x 24" 1 sheet of colored charcoal paper (grey or tan) 18" x 24" Pastel Set of chalk pastels (Rembrandt good) 1-2 individual sheets of colored pastel paper or an assorted pastel pad 18"x 24 Masonite clipboard (big enough for paper) 26

27 Self-Expression & Exploration Oil Painting Instructor: Nat Emerson Paint (Artist or high grade paint recommended): - Titanium White - Ivory Black - Cadmium Red (Medium or Light) - Cadmium Yellow (Medium or Light) - Pthalo Blue - Cobalt Blue - Viridian (a rich dark green) - Alizarin Crimson - Raw Sienna - Burnt Umber Add any other colors of your choosing. Mediums and Solvents: - Linseed Oil - Odorless Turpenoid, (not turpentine) - Liquin (optional) Other necessary materials: - Various brushes... different sizes and shapes. Make sure to get at least one round and one flat brush. Make sure they are meant for oil paint; the more variations the better. (Artist grade brushes are essential). - Palette: Disposable palette paper or a reusable palette - Rags (old washcloth or shop rag) - Palette knife - 2 containers with lids. (We will use these to mix and store our mediums.) - Pencil - Paper (News print pad, sketch pad, or typing paper). - Carrying case for everything - Pre-stretched canvas (at least 3). Many will be used, but only one will be necessary for the first class. - Other materials may be added as class progresses. 27

28 Soft Sculpture: 3-D Studies Instructor: Chris Rothermel assorted pieces of fabric, varying colors and patterns tissue paper, newsprint or some sort of large format paper to cut for patterns masking tape private sewing machine (optional) but please bring, if available needle and different color threads (may wait to purchase units the project direction is determined) fabric dye different colors (should wait to purchase after project direction is determined) 28

29 Watercolor Pencils for Beginners Instructor: Denise Nogueiras a Pad of 90lb or 140lb Watercolor paper (cold pressed) Watercolor Cards (they are sold with the envelopes) Optional A set of watercolor pencils (make sure to buy water soluble watercolor pencils) No. 2 pencil small ruler small round watercolor paintbrush (synthetic is fine) small flat watercolor paintbrush (optional) thin black marker for outlining (optional) small cup for water a few paper towels or an old washcloth 29

30 Wire Sculpture: 3-D Studies Instructor: Chris Rothermel If you already have optional items please bring. one spool/ roll of black 10 or 12 gage steel wire one spool of thin wire 26 gage wire wire cutters: needle nose, square nose, wire snips Light duty leather or cotton gloves drawing pad charcoal /pencils tissue paper (optional) kneed-able epoxy (tube, optional) Philips head screw driver (optional) hammer (optional) 30

31 Supply Sources updated Sept PAGE 1 Local Suppliers: Highly recommended for quality, variety and good service Jewelry tools, metal, supplies HIGHLY RECOMMENDED JFF Monday-Friday (Open Saturday before 1 PM-Go early!) ; Buford Highway, Doraville (in the back of Pinetree Plaza, near I-285 and Buford Hwy.) Unbeatable good selection of tools; Silver, gold, brass, copper, nickel silver, nu gold and steel metal. Suggested for those just starting out in metalsmithing, because they can help you decide what tools and metal you need and you can pick up materials the same day. They re helpful and nice! Stones HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TRI (Tim Roark, Inc.) has a selection of beautiful cabochons (start at $1). And a gorgeous selection of faceted stones. They are at the corner of 17 th/ and Peachtree St Peachtree Street, Suite 234, The parking garage has a green sign out front at just past the store, if you are coming from Buckhead the green sign will be on your left before the building. Bring your ticket- they validate. Hours are 9/930 to 6/7 PM, M-F HIGHLY RECOMMENDED Christina Kober Jump rings and other supplies Other Local Suppliers Jewelry tools, metal, supplies Intown Hardware at 854 N. Highland Ave ; Sometimes have 18 ga. copper wire; have wooden dowels, needle files and other handy supplies. Binders Ask for your student discount ; 3330 Piedmont Rd, Suite 18, Atlanta, 30305; Sketch books, flux and oxidizing brushes, saw blade caddy, architectural design templates, tool/supply carry cases, etc. Home Depot has thick copper wire, files, dremel accessories, center punch, box and window fans (inexpensive ventilation), etc. Pearl ; 3756 Roswell Rd, Atl. Liquid liver of sulfur, sketch books, brushes, cord for necklaces, etc. Great vices with swivel heads and pipe jaws, tools for use with larger metals, other general hardware, organizers, etc. Look online for locations in GA. Stones StarBlaze Jewelers Some cabochon stones Hugh Howell Rd. Suite #8 Tucker, 30084; Colorstones Have about 10 types of cabochons at.39 cents per carat (a good price) Cheshire Bridge Rd, Suite 204, Atl ; (near the intersection of I-85 and Cheshire Bridge Rd across from the Showcase/ Tara Theatre and in the shopping center with the McDonalds). OR Alpharetta Hwy, Suite 184, Roswell, 30076; Nancy Antley has a great selection of large, odd shaped, and out-of-the-ordinary, flat bottom stones. She is generally at JFF on Saturdays The Bead Shoppe Beads and beading supplies. Ask for your student discount E. College Ave. Avondale Estates, Ga ;

32 Supply Sources updated Sept PAGE 2 Other Internet, Mail Order or Out of State Suppliers Jewelry tools, metal, supplies Hauser and Miller Buy and sell precious metals. Do not sell copper or brass. Brass plates for texturing metal. Stones HIGHLY RECOMMENDED Anne Kennedy Gorgeous cabochons. North Carolina; (stones starting at $2). Allcraft ; Mostly hammers and stakes; some specialty items Tools, some metal, some stones, sanding discs, shank rubber mandrels, etc. Tools, books. Window fan Air King 9155 Electrically Reversible 3 speed window fan. $90. With storm guard (the window can be closed behind the fan) and reversible air flow and up to 2400 cfm (Luther); Ventilation: SECO Airhog 8 in line utility blower, rated at 1225 cfm, with industrial grounded cord on feet, $116 (starting around $10 plus shipping); I ve not ordered from them before, but they seemed to have a good variety some stones Gem & Lapidary Wholesalers Gem show info@glwshows.com; You must have a business license in the jewelry field to get into shows. 32