Beginning/Intermediate Painting (Figurative, Abstract, Surreal) - Arturo Perez

Develop your artistic voice through:ColorArt and design fundamental choicesIntroduction to art historical references to aid in advancing your workPaint ColorsCerulean BlueCadmium Yellow MediumCadmium Red MediumUltramarine BlueAlizarin CrimsonTitanium White, large tubeUltramarine VioletViridianAdditional ColorsMars BlackQuinacridone RedPhthalo BluePhthalo GreenCobalt BlueZinc WhitePrussian BlueSuppliesPalette knivesSmall glass container with lid for solventDisposable glovesRags1 small acrylic paint:Acrylic Burnt SiennaBurnt UmberOr Yellow OchreOptional SolventGamsolOther odorless turpentine substitute, such as Turpenoid, for thinning paint and cleanupCleaning MaterialsRagsGood quality paper towels, such as blue automotive towelsPalette OptionsEnamel paletteGlass paletteDisposable paletteDollar store baking sheetsTempered glassBrushesVarious sizes, such as 2, 4, 6, 8BrightsFlatsFilbertsA couple of round brushes, small or medium, may be usefulRecommended Brush TypesSynthetic sableNatural white bristleOther synthetic mixed brushesThere are quality value packs with a variety of sizes and types available at most art stores that are good for beginners.Painting SupportStudents will need a canvas or other rigid support to paint on.Options include:Stretched canvasWood, such as luan 1/4” plywood or other wood panelVarious sizesWe will start with smaller compositions:8” x 10”9” x 12”Oil painting paper or canvas panels would be perfect to start on.Students may choose:A rectangular canvasA square formatYou will receive more information before the start of class concerning materials and painting supports.