$50 supply fee due to instructor at first class for specialty materials

You need to be dressed appropriately with closed-toed shoes and an apron as this is a messy process.

Wooden canvases are better for pouring than cotton canvases—purchase at least 12 canvases—I recommend any of these sizes: 9” x 12”, 12” x 12” or 11” x 14.”

Please keep in mind that you may need more canvases depending on how you work.

For the first class, bring 2-3 canvases, and other materials listed below.

Hair dryer

Extension cord

Paper towels

Painter’s tape

Acrylic paints

You will use a lot of white, so you may want to purchase Artist’s Loft brand in the large one-quart container, which is inexpensive. Also purchase black paint, and a variety of other colors. The brand of paint does impact the piece, so I recommend using: Golden (high flow, fluids or heavy body), Master’s Touch, Amsterdam, Deco Art Americana Décor Metallics, and many more (this is not an extensive list, just suggestions).

I recommend only purchasing a few colors of paints for the first class. After the first class, you can then decide what other colors and brands you would like to purchase.

You can purchase these items at: Michaels, Jerry’s Artarama (online), Dick Blick (online), Jackson’s (online), Holbein Artist Materials (online), and many other retailers.

Any questions? Please contact me directly: otis.christine@gmail.com