Supply list:

Humming Birds in Nest - printouts

We will be painting wet on wet on both the hummingbirds and the rabbit, so we will be painting with it flat. Kaye likes to paint straight from the tube…but thinks it would be fine just to bring your palette. She uses Daniel Smith and sometimes Winsor Newton. 

Rabbit 9 x 12

- printouts (if we have time)

Wet-on-wet

These are pretty much the same colors as for the hummingbirds, but I did add Joseph Z’s Warm Gray. But you could probably use ultramarine blue…watered down. Or even Payne’s Gray. We are not trying to do photo realism, but just enjoying painting with the wet-on-wet technique.

Paper

Arches 140 lb cold-pressed - stretched and taped to a good surface -

(12 x 18 preferred - You don’t have to make it this large…but at least an 11 x14) - hummingbirds
9x12 - rabbit

Paint
You don’t have to bring these exact colors as listed below; just bring what you have closest to these colors. 

Lamp black (or make your own)

Sepia

Burnt sienna

Permanent rose
Cadmium red

Turquoise or similar

Light green

Dark green

Yellow ochre

Raw Sienna
Ultramarine Blue

Cerulean blue or sky blue

Some type of orange or make your own with red and yellow

Brushes

Rounds but with a sharp point:

2, 6, 8, 12

Kneaded eraser

Paper towels

2 water jars

Mechanical pencil 

(Try not to use a heavy lead pencil because it is so hard to erase sometimes.)

Important

Arches Paper Cold-pressed paper (or a good quality cold-pressed paper) 

Good pointed brushes (Rounds with good points)