Art Classes- Supply Lists

Recommended Supplies

Acrylics for Adults & Teens
*Supplies for in class use are provided, but many students prefer to have their own materials. These are the materials we recommend starting with.
- Liquitex Basics Primary Set (available here) Make sure to just start with primaries so you can develop your mixing technique!
- Royal Langnickel Soft Grip Golden Taklon Brush Set (available here)
- Really any canvas will work for beginners, we recommend grabbing a Blick Super Value Canvas Pack for affordability (11×14 pack of 7 available here) (16×20 pack of 5 available here)
Theatrical Makeup
Because we are unable to share makeup for hygienic reasons, all students will be required to bring their own makeup kits. Required Materials are as follows:
- Ben Nye Theatrical Creme Makeup Kit
  - Fair: Light Medium Available on Amazon Here
  - Fair: Medium Tan Available on Amazon Here
  - Olive: Light Medium Available on Amazon Here
  - All Shades Available at Makeup Medley Here
- Makeup Wipes
Watercolors for Adults & Teens
*Supplies for in class use are provided, but many students prefer to have their own materials.
- Burnt Sienna (small tube) (large tube)
- Intense Phthalo Blue (small tube) (large tube)
- Intense Phthalo Green (small tube) (large tube)
- Lemon Yellow Hue (small tube) (large tube)
- Ultramarine (small tube) (large tube)
- Cadmium Red Deep Hue (small tube) (not available in a larger tube)
- Arches Watercolor Paper Sheets: 22×30” Cold Press 140 lb. (single sheet) (pack of 5)
  - These sheets will need to be cut down to the desired size
- American Painter Brush Taklon: 4000-8 Round
- American Painter Brush Taklon: 4550-1” Wash
- American Painter Brush Taklon: 4050-4 Script

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Art Classes- Supply Lists

Recommended Supplies

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