Watercolor Sketchbook - Autumn Beauty

Watercolor Sketchbook - Autumn Beauty

October 25 - November 22
Fr
1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
Online
All
Capture autumn beauty in your watercolor sketchbook. Learn techniques to create vibrant, seasonal artworks. Perfect for all skill levels. Enroll today!

Required Supplies

Required Supplies & Materials for this Program 

Any specific products listed below are for your reference. If you already have similar items, please use what you have! 

o Sketching pouch - a tote bag, backpack, purse, or other container for your sketching supplies. 

o Pencil bag/box - to keep your tools handy. 

o Sketchbook - Choose one with thick, durable paper that will tolerate erasing and stay flat if you use watercolor. The size is up to you - but think about what size is easy for you to handle and fit in your sketching pouch. 

o Grumbacher Mixed Media is a good, less expensive choice for pencil, pen & ink, and light applications of watercolor – great if you’re just getting started with sketchbooking. 

o OR a watercolor sketchbook, such as Pentalic Aqua Journal, is more expensive but better for heavier watercolor washes. 

o Graphite pencils - your choice, drawing pencils, mechanical pencils, or a No. 2 school pencil, whatever you prefer to work with. 

o Erasers - 1 kneaded eraser and 1 white vinyl eraser 

o Pens - Pigma Micron 03 (waterproof ink) is a good choice. Other pens with waterproof ink are fine (ballpoint, fountain pens, etc) 

o Small watercolor travel palette – a Winsor & Newton travel kit is a good choice. Note that there are two grades of Winsor & Newton travel watercolor kits - “Cotman'' is their less expensive kit ($20) and “Professional” ($90). You could also use watercolor pencils if you wish. NOTE: inexpensive “school” watercolors seldom have strong enough pigments and can be frustrating to work with.  

o White Gouache – and/or a POSCA pin-type, 0.7mm tip, white pen. 

o Brush/es –  

o Water brush - this brush holds water in the handle eliminating the need for a water bucket! Pentel - Aquash Water Brush - Medium Point is a good choice. 

o Or watercolor brushes of your choice, along with a water container. 

o Paper towels or rag – for dabbing your brush - fold some up and keep in your sketching pouch. 

o Binder clips – to keep pages from blowing 

   

Resources 

The Art Spot Phone: (425) 640-6408, 408 Main Street, Edmonds, WA 98020 

Blick Art Materials Phone: (206) 324-0750, 1600 Broadway, Seattle, WA 98122 

University Book Store Phone: (206) 634-3400, 4450 University Ave, Seattle, WA   98101 

Artist & Craftsman Supply Phone: (206) 545-0091, 4350 8th Avenue NE, Seattle 

 

 

 
Kathleen Moore

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