All levels are welcome
Once downloaded to your device this recording is yours to keep and will not expire
PLEASE SCROLL ALONG FOR REFERENCE IMAGES YOU WILL NEED
This is a recorded class on zoom so the quality of the video can vary
Materials list:
PAPER:
Any paper you like to draw on, in any size, either loose or in a sketchbook. At least ten sheets. I personally like to use Indian cotton rag paper.
DRAWING MATERIALS:
Pencil, pen, charcoal, ink, or whatever your preferred medium is. If you can, have a selection so you can experiment with different techniques.
A PIECE OF PREPPED WOOD:
This can be a cradled wood panel in any size (available from most art shops, or Amazon), the backing wood from an old frame, a sheet of ply, or an old bowl/ tray. It’s important to paint the wood with a layer of white acrylic paint at least one day before the workshop, so that it has time to dry before the class.
PAINT & BRUSHES:
Black acrylic paint and a selection of brushes (I like to use a mix of pointed and flat, in a variety of sizes). Make sure to include a teeny tiny one for adding detail.
A SHARP TOOL:
A cocktail stick is ideal.
KITCHEN ROLL/ TISSUE:
Always good to have handy, just in case!
All levels are welcome
Once downloaded to your device this recording is yours to keep and will not expire
PLEASE SCROLL ALONG FOR REFERENCE IMAGES YOU WILL NEED
This is a recorded class on zoom so the quality of the video can vary
Materials list:
PAPER:
Any paper you like to draw on, in any size, either loose or in a sketchbook. At least ten sheets. I personally like to use Indian cotton rag paper.
DRAWING MATERIALS:
Pencil, pen, charcoal, ink, or whatever your preferred medium is. If you can, have a selection so you can experiment with different techniques.
A PIECE OF PREPPED WOOD:
This can be a cradled wood panel in any size (available from most art shops, or Amazon), the backing wood from an old frame, a sheet of ply, or an old bowl/ tray. It’s important to paint the wood with a layer of white acrylic paint at least one day before the workshop, so that it has time to dry before the class.
PAINT & BRUSHES:
Black acrylic paint and a selection of brushes (I like to use a mix of pointed and flat, in a variety of sizes). Make sure to include a teeny tiny one for adding detail.
A SHARP TOOL:
A cocktail stick is ideal.
KITCHEN ROLL/ TISSUE:
Always good to have handy, just in case!
