Landscape Painting

By June 27, 2022
A Walk in the Windy Woods
  • January 24, 2024 - February 28, 2024
    6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Have you ever wished you could capture those beautiful sunsets, or that old barn that takes you back in time? Let yourself experience the wonders of nature through paint. We will talk about the unique techniques you need to know about landscape painting, ie.Theory of Angles, atmospheric perspective, gradation, diffraction, reflective light, simplification and massing, color and light, composition etc.. We will work inside from photos for this class to prepare you to move outside in the future.

Location

Location:

Rehoboth Art league

12 Dodd Lane

Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971

Materials List

Materials:

For oil painters:

Gamblin Paint, Utrecht, Winsor Newton or equivalent-( for acrylic use liquitex or golden) Do Not use student grade paint, you will only have to replace it as you get better. Since it will not mix well and lacks intensity you put yourself at a disadvantage form the start.

1-Cadmium Yellow Light or (Cadmium Lemon Yellow)

2-Cadmium Yellow medium

3-Cadmium Red Light

4-Pthalo Blue (green shade)

5-Cadmium Orange

6-Ultramarine Blue

7-zinc White

8-Titanium White

9-Viridian  Green

10-Alizarin Crimson

10-Burnt Sienna

11-Yellow Ochre

Get a good or intermediate quality brush. Get both bristle brushes and soft synthetic or sable brushes . Look for quality brushes ( suggested : Robert Simmons, Isabey, or Rosemary brushes are all good.
Synthetic sizes: Round,2 ; Filbert 8,10,
bristle sizes: Bright 2,6, Filbert,4,8; Flat4

A palette knife wood handle and metal knife. Get a small triangle and a medium triangle

Palette cup or one small one for medium and a metal/ plastic or glass cup that seals to hold turpentine. An example of the former would be the stainless steel brush washer that Judsonsart makes…     https://www.judsonsart.com/collections/brush-washers/products/guerrilla-painter-10oz-brush-washer

Odorless turpenoid ( blue and white can only)  do not get the all natural one

Refined linseed or walnut oil

A color Wheel

a palette (either wood, glass or paper)

rags or paper towels

canvas or canvas panels, suggested sizes 8 x10, or 11 x 14 or 16 x 20

view finder (google view catcher)

 

For Acrylic painters:

Recommended: Golden paints or Liquitex. Always chose the professional grade of paint not the student grade. Avoid very cheap no name brands.

Minimum Palette

  1. Cadmium Lemon Yellow
  2. Cadmium Yellow Medium
  3. Yellow Ochre
  4. Cadmium Orange
  5. Burnt Sienna
  6. Cadmium Red light
  7. Alizarin Crimson
  8. Ultramarine Blue
  9. Phtalo Blue (green shade) or cerulean blue
  10. cobalt blue
  11. Titanium White

Acrylic Brushes should be of good quality. Robert Simmons or Isaby are  a decent brush, Rosemary brushes ( online) are very good

Round # 6, #2 ; Filbert #8,#4, #16

Bright #2,#6;   Flat #4,#10

A palette knife (a small diamond shape with a metal blade and wood handle)

A palette ( plastic, glass or paper palette

Liquitex acylic medium/glazing medium 8 oz.

Canvas or canvas pads 8×10 or 11×14 or any size you prefer, a variety of sizes is preferred

Paper towels and 2 cans or jars  for water.

A small spray bottle filled with water

A view catcher   https://www.amazon.com/Color-Wheel-Artists-View-Catcher/dp/B001DKMZNG/ref=asc_df_B001DKMZNG/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=167129414796&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=17766976810590926598&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9007519&hvtargid=pla-227154076081&psc=1    

A color wheel

Airbrush medium and matte medium

Participant Information

Max Students: 10 Students

Proficiency level: all levels