• acrylic paints (cool and warm colors that engage you, plus white, black, Payne’s Gray) If you need suggestions: titanium white; un-bleached titanium or parchment; marsblack; Paynes Grey; cad yellow light; yellow ochre; cad red medium; alizarin crimson; ultramarine or pthalo blue; cerulean blue; Hookers green
  
  
• water sprayer bottle to maintain moisture of acrylics
  
  
• water container for rinsing brushes during work time
  
  
• work apron
  
  
• assorted brushes (for acrylic & water-based)

            - 2” utility
            - rounds (a good range #s 0 through 10)
            - flats: (a good range #s 0 through 10, plus angular #10)
            - shaders: (#2)
            - fan
            - scriptliners (#s 1, 2, 3)
             - round stubby and flat stubby (usually thought of as kid brushes)

• palette knives (assorted)
  
  
• paper for acrylic paints (I can see using 25 sheets) Here are some recommended brands:
   - Strathmore Acrylic Pad
  - U.S. Art Supply Acrylic Painting Pad (11” x 14”, 12 sheets)
  - Royal & Langnickel Acrylic Artist Paper Pad (9 x 12”, 22 sheets) 
  
  
• artist tape (1/2”)
  
  
• scissors and X-acto knife
  
  
• straight edge
  
  
• white gel pen
  
  
• black gel pen
  
  

OPTIONAL: 

• Sta-Wet Palette with sponge and extra papers {instructor will have palettes students can borrow}
  
  
• B&W laser-print photocopied images for photo transfers (assorted content, patterns)

Instructor will provide: 
* wallpaper paste    * joint compound  * plastic wrap. * tempera paints   
* Elmers glue   * scraping tools for sgraffito. *gouache     * tissue paper   
* panel substrates  * India ink   * Illustration board  * tracing paper  * salt
* stencils / wedges / masonry tools. * CelluClay  * acrylic gel media   
* National Geographics  * Citra-Solv. * picnic plates for palettes 
* assorted laser-print B&W photocopies for phototransfers