Art materials list

 

What’s inside this free art materials list download?

You’ll discover the best plein air painting supplies you’ll need as well as watercolor art supplies and essential materials for oil painting. Download this FREE art materials list today before you start painting!

Learn The Best Watercolor Materials and How to Use Them

  1. Paints: Grade, intensity, solubility, lightfastness and packaging will differ between watercolor paint brands. This download will outline the best watercolors for your purpose.
  2. Palettes: You’ll learn what kind of watercolor palettes are available and how to set them up for ideal use.
  3. Paper: Quality is determined by surface texture, content, packaging and weight. Depending on how wet you intend to work, you’ll need different weights of paper.
  4. Brushes: The best watercolor brushes are absorbent and natural. This will teach you the types of watercolor brushes and how to take care of them.

Here are the Oil Painting Materials Every Artist Should Have.

  1. Paints: Are traditional or water-soluble oil paints best for you? This download will educate you on the best ones.
  2. Solvents & Thinners: They don’t have to be toxic to be effective. Learn what you should have.
  3. Palettes: Plastic, wooden, or paper: what’s best for you? Do you need a palette cup too?
  4. Surfaces: This tutorial goes through the pros and cons of the different types of canvases and panels.
  5. Brushes: The different types of oil brushes can be overwhelming, but this goes through them all.
  6. Easels: French, student, studio, field, or table: here’s how to get setup.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

11 Must Have Watercolor Supplies for Beginners

Image
  11 Must Have Watercolor Supplies for Beginners   by  Matt Fussell Perhaps you’re an experienced watercolor artist, or maybe you’re just starting out. Either way, there are several supplies that I feel are essential. You may not use them all in every painting that you create, but if you’re looking to stock up, here’s what I suggest having in your tool box… 1. Watercolor Paints Well there’s no doubt that you’ll need watercolor paint. But what brand and what type you should use really becomes a personal choice. Let’s look at your options… First, a note on low quality brands of paint. There are plenty of low quality brands of watercolor. Watercolor can be made very cheaply and for the lower quality brands, the price reflects this. You’ll see the price that you pay reflected in the quality of your painting as well. Using low quality paints will just lead to frustration, so my suggestion is stay away from the cheaper brands. Watercolor  is produced in two main forms: Tub...
Read more

How To Get the Perfect Size Painting For Your Wall

Image
  How To Get the Perfect Size Painting For Your Wall CAROLINE MCDONALD   7 COMMENTS It all started with a comment a customer made on our oversized art,  Storm Over the Marsh  (above). The customer expressed how much she loved the print, only she wished it came in a smaller size. “That was our aha moment,” says our wall decor buyer, Karen. “We have all this great art, typically offered in a single size, and the fact is people’s homes and walls are not one size only.” Thanks to that one customer comment, we’re excited to introduce  new sizes  for 30 of our top-selling prints and new art. Most of the selected art is now available in three sizes — what we consider medium, large and extra large — but actual sizes vary according to the proportion of the individual piece. “Now’s the time to check back and see if an old favorite is in the size you need,” Karen urges. “We also have some fantastic new art we’re really excited about, too.” This is wonderful news,...
Read more

Art Material

Image
  Art Material Glossary Facts in books, information in glossaries, the ability to use them in our heads! If you are new to the arts you may have problems to decipher certain art material terms used in the arts field. Or you wonder what brand to get. To help you along, I added this little glossary as a guideline to make it easier to find the right materials when starting to draw or paint. Save Drawing Materials GRAPHITE PENCILS There are varied types of graphite pencils. When you buy a set, make sure that you get one with a 4h and 2h otherwise buy them single. All brands are really fine. I personally use the Faber Castell graphite and Staedler pencils. Staedler is cheaper and a little lighter than the Faber Castell. Faber Castell are the only pencils with an added inner core strength so that the pencils don't break inside when they fall. SKETCHPAD The paper we draw on is of importance. In my time as commercial illustrator I tried man...
Read more