Supply List for Watercolor ClassesPaintsPlease bring the watercolor paints you are accustomed to using. At a minimum you will need a yellow, a red, a blue, and a way to get a dark. If you are unsure of what to bring, I suggest the following minimum set of paints.
BrushesIf you have experience with watercolor, bring the brushes you are accustomed to using. If you are new to watercolor, you will need a couple of round brushes --- a #8 and a #10 or #12 --- and a 1 1/2" flat brush. A size 6 round can occasionally be useful for touches of detail. Sable brushes are my favorite watercolor brushes, but they cost a small fortune. Sable/synthetic blends, such as the Winsor and Newton Sceptre Gold brushes, are a good compromise, cheaper than a pure sable but still pricey in larger sizes. Synthetics, such as white sables or golden taklons, are the least expensive and work reasonably well; in fact, many artists prefer them. Choose what fits your budget. PaperBring sheets or blocks of 11x15 or 12x16 cold pressed 140 lb. watercolor paper. Other materials
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