You'll need these creative essentials for online and in-person courses...
- Artist-grade watercolors (pan or tube)
- Watercolor-only brushes
- Artist-grade paper (140 lb., cold press)
- Mechanical Pencil (.3 mm lead) and white vinyl eraser
- White ink marker and/or Daniel Smith Titanium White watercolor stick
- Mixing palette with wells (a lap-sized white erase board or white porcelain dish works as well)
- Clear Jar/clean water
- Paper towels
- Table Salt
- Ruler
- White artist tape
- Paper trimmer and/or scissors
- Ranger Craft Dryer
You'll find the following supplies tucked in the corners of the studio...
PAINTS
Although artist-grade watercolors can be pricey, I highly recommend investing in a set. They last forever and produce significantly better results than student grade. Consider finding friends to share the tubes! The more the merrier!
- Daniel Smith Tube and Stick Watercolors
- Greenleaf Blueberry Pan Watercolors
Although Danielle prefers the brands above, there are others that will produce high-quality art:
- Sennelier Pans
- Winsor Newton Artist Grade
- Winsor Newton Gouache
- Hoblien Gouache
- Hoblein Acryla-Gouache
- Liquitex Fluid Acrylics
PAPERS
The type of paper you use is equally as important as the watercolors. It can make your work shine, or make it impossible to love. My choices seem to change all the time so check back often to see what I am using IN THE STUDIO now!
- Canson Moulin du Roy (140# cold press in full sheets
- Fabriano Tiepolo Printmaking Paper (full sheets)
- Legion Stonehenge Watercolor Block (140# cold press)
- Canson Heritage Watercolor Block (14o# cold press
- Coming Soon
Pencils, pens + brushes
One of the most asked questions on social media is, “What kind of pen do you use?”. They are always surprised with my answer – a mechanical pencil! That doesn’t mean I don’t like to use other stuff, so check out the lists below to see what I have in glass jars and pencil cases tucked IN MY STUDIO.
tools + consumables
One of the most asked questions on social media is, “What kind of pen do you use?”. They are always surprised with my answer – a mechanical pencil! That doesn’t mean I don’t like to use other stuff, so check out the lists below to see what I have in glass jars and pencil cases tucked IN MY STUDIO.
books
One of the most asked questions on social media is, “What kind of pen do you use?”. They are always surprised with my answer – a mechanical pencil! That doesn’t mean I don’t like to use other stuff, so check out the lists below to see what I have in glass jars and pencil cases tucked IN MY STUDIO.
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studio equipment
One of the most asked questions on social media is, “What kind of pen do you use?”. They are always surprised with my answer – a mechanical pencil! That doesn’t mean I don’t like to use other stuff, so check out the lists below to see what I have in glass jars and pencil cases tucked IN MY STUDIO.