Landscape Painting: At the Barnes Arboretum & Merion Botanical Park
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Painting can be boiled down to two fundamental concepts: 1) ‘Learning to see as an artist,’ and by extension making marks that interpret what we see and feel, and 2) ‘Learning to control your medium.’ With these two fundamentals in mind we will create energetic landscape paintings on sight at the Barnes Arboretum and/or Merion Botanical Park. Possible rain date is 6/10.
Student Supply List:
- $15 supply fee payable to instructor
- Students are welcome to use acrylic or gouache paints.
- Colors: Cadmium Yellow Light, Cadmium Orange, Cadmium Red Medium, Alizarin Crimson, Phthalo Blue, Ultramarine Blue, Titanium White, Diox Purple, Mars Black (NOTE: I like Golden Heavy Body Artist Acrylic Paints and/or Holbein Artists’ Gouache — but you are welcome to use any paints you wish)!
- Landscape easel (I like the French easels, but again, you are welcome to use any type of easel you prefer)
- 8.5 x 11” glass-front picture frame (or any other type of palette)
- Glass scraper: 1-1/2” razor scraper
- Canson XL Mixed Media Pad (11×14” or larger) and a few 16×16” (or Larger) stretched Canvases
- Small Water Spray/Atomizer Bottle
- Jar (Empty, salsa sized)
- Brushes: Get a Variety of Brush Sizes (Example: Princeton Snap! Golden Taklon Set – Sets 1 and 2)
- Paper towels
- Something to Carry all of the Above Supplies in (Tool Box, Backpack or Both)
