Join instructor Judy Schroeder as she teaches students to
explore the possibilities of ink and watercolor. This class will guide students
through the process of experimenting with both water soluble and permanent inks
to enhance their watercolor paintings. Students will learn various sketching
techniques and value studies to enrich their compositions and create a unique “flow”.
Students are asked to bring 1-3 references from which to work of something they
are familiar with and enjoy.
Supply List
Judy will have a variety of materials available to try
during the class, she recommends buying a good variety of pens to experiment
with, but you are not required to have all the pens recommended in this list.
Paper – 8.5x11 or 9x12 pads or sheets of water media or
watercolor paper and a board to support your paper, as well as a sketchbook for
notes and planning.
Paint- watercolor in any variety of colors that you enjoy
using
Brushes – bring your favorites
Ink pens - Include both water soluble and permanent pens.
Gel and rollerball pens, dip pens, bamboo pens, and fountain pens are also
recommended in addition to any other pens you might find interesting to
experiment with. Judy recommends the Pentel Color Brush (a brush tip pen with water
soluble ink), Tombow pens (water soluble), and Pitt pens (permanent) in natural
colors or black.
Other – Pencil, Eraser, Water container, Kleenex or paper
towels, and Sponges
