All levels are welcome.
Once downloaded to your device this recording is yours to keep and will not expire.
PLEASE SCROLL ALONG FOR THE STILL LIFE PHOTOGRAPHS YOU WILL NEED FOR THE CLASS
This a recorded class on Zoom so the quality of the video can vary
You will need…
Paper:
8-12 x sheets of watercolour paper A5-A4 size (an assortment of hot press and cold press and
different brands is ideal. But you could also use pages from a sketchbook too as long as the
paper is suitable for watercolour painting. I like Etchr sketchbooks, Moleskine watercolour
sketchbook or Hahnemuhle is great too.
Brushes:
1-3 x watercolour paintbrushes ranging from fine to a larger mop. I use a range of brushes that
range from cheap synthetic, to sable, squirrel hair and Japanese calligraphy brushes.
Paints:
1 x set of watercolours preferably that includes A warm red, yellow and blue and a cool red,
yellow and blue as well as a black. I have attached this set for a reference of colours I use.
https://thealchemist.net.au/product/danielsmithessentialsset/
A palette to mix colours on. An old white plate works wonderfully well.
A pencil
Water vessels and paper towel (just in case!)
A sponge brush (but not essential- a large mop brush will work just as well)
All levels are welcome.
Once downloaded to your device this recording is yours to keep and will not expire.
PLEASE SCROLL ALONG FOR THE STILL LIFE PHOTOGRAPHS YOU WILL NEED FOR THE CLASS
This a recorded class on Zoom so the quality of the video can vary
You will need…
Paper:
8-12 x sheets of watercolour paper A5-A4 size (an assortment of hot press and cold press and
different brands is ideal. But you could also use pages from a sketchbook too as long as the
paper is suitable for watercolour painting. I like Etchr sketchbooks, Moleskine watercolour
sketchbook or Hahnemuhle is great too.
Brushes:
1-3 x watercolour paintbrushes ranging from fine to a larger mop. I use a range of brushes that
range from cheap synthetic, to sable, squirrel hair and Japanese calligraphy brushes.
Paints:
1 x set of watercolours preferably that includes A warm red, yellow and blue and a cool red,
yellow and blue as well as a black. I have attached this set for a reference of colours I use.
https://thealchemist.net.au/product/danielsmithessentialsset/
A palette to mix colours on. An old white plate works wonderfully well.
A pencil
Water vessels and paper towel (just in case!)
A sponge brush (but not essential- a large mop brush will work just as well)
