Supply List for Printing Course
These are the art supplies Jesse uses in this online workshop and in his daily practice.
The main supplies you need are Primary Acrylic Paint, linoleum block & carver, a few oil pastels,black colored pencil, assorted brushes and painting surface. You may have most of these supplies at home.
The main supplies you need are Primary Acrylic Paint, linoleum block & carver, a few oil pastels,black colored pencil, assorted brushes and painting surface. You may have most of these supplies at home.
Below you will find links that will lead you to Blick.com and more information about surfaces and brushes. These links are affiliate links. Blickrylic is only available at Blick stores and online.
Click Here to be taken to the class list on Blick.com you can change the quantity to 0 in the buy column of the items you do not need.
Here links to the individual supplies
Click Here to be taken to the class list on Blick.com you can change the quantity to 0 in the buy column of the items you do not need.
Here links to the individual supplies
- Soft Kut Printing Block
- Linoleum Cutter
- Plastic Palette Knife
- Blickrylic Blockout White, Pint
- Blickrylic Mars Black, Pint
- Blickrylic Chrome Yellow, Pint
- Blickrylic Magenta, Pint
- Blickrylic Phthalo Blue, Pint
- Oil Pastel, White
- Oil Pastel, Burnt Sienna
- Oil Pastel, Light Blue
- Oil Pastel, Naples Yellow
- Black Colored Pencil
- Fan Brush
- Bristol Paper Pad
SURFACES
Jesse paints on 19" x 24" Bristol Vellum in this course, You may also work on canvas or wood which ever you prefer. You will want to work on 3-5 pieces at a time so buying the pad of paper will be useful.
BRUSHES
Any paint brushes you have from previous projects should work for this course. The only one you must have is the fan brush.
Jesse's other recommendations are 1.5" chip brush, 3/4" flat brush, and 1/2" Flat brush. Also don't forget a container to hold your brushes in water, in the studio Jesse uses recycled plastic food containers :)
PAINT
You may use any acrylic paint, however the Blickrylic is thinner than most acrylic paint and is what Jesse uses in 90% of the work he's made.
Jesse seals everything with a clear coat of poly-gloss medium with a foam roller to apply the medium which keeps anything from smearing and seals all the materials.
Polymer Gloss Medium
Otherwise all you need is a space to watch and paint!
If you have further questions please email jesserenoworkshop@gmail.com and we will get back to you!
These links are affiliate links with Blick, If you have a local art store please shop with them! However Blickrylic is only available at Blick stores and online.