|
(1) Faber Castell eraser pencil |
$3.00 |
| (1) General Charcoal Pencil
(white) |
$1.00 |
| (1) General Charcoal Pencil (HB) |
$1.00 |
| (1) General All Art Pencil
Sharpener (little red) |
$1.00 |
| (1) Design kneaded eraser |
$0.25 |
| (2) Sandpaper Blocks (1x4 inch) |
$1.50 |
| (1) Blick Triangle (30/60) 12
inch |
$3.75 |
| (1) Sharpie Ultra-Fine Black |
$1.00 |
| (1) Proportional Scale 5
inch |
$4.00 |
| (1) General graphite pencil (6H) |
$0.75 |
| (1) pack of Big Kid Choice
Brights paint brushes |
$4.00 |
| (1) Tortillion blending or
rubbing stump |
$0.15 |
| (1) Gallery Soft Pastel square
stick |
$1.00 |
| (1) Mechanical pencil |
$0.30 |
| (1) Dusting Brush |
$1.00 |
List of items that will be provided for the student to
use during class time
Tracing paper
Vellum drawing
paper
aluminum yard stick
drawing board
Anatomy instructional material and a class
outline will be handed out at the beginning of class on Friday
12 students maximum per
class
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All needed supplies can be purchased on Friday before class starts
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Gift certificates available for you to purchase for someone else
·
Please send payment to:
Virgil C. Stephens, HC
67 Box 55, Nogal, NM 88341
You can secure your spot with a Credit Card until your check
arrives by calling
Virgil or Emily at: (575)354-3352
Summer
phone (231)869-4233
“Drawing with Oil”
Oil "Rub-Out" workshop
3-Day Rub-Out workshop
$375
Prospectus for the Rub-Out
No one knows who invented the “rub-out” technique.
Art historians have dated the technique back to the time of
Michelangelo. The
schools at that time required its mastery before students were
allowed to explore color.
The traditional oil colors used are burnt umber and burnt
sienna (the two raw pigments can also be used).
The support used here is board or canvas.
It is then acrylic gessoed and sometimes textured, then
gessoed again. The whole
process is subtractive art and teaches the student light and dark
values by reversing their usual experience of developing the
illusion of form by first placing dark and working toward the light.
This wipe out, wipe off, rub off, or “rub-out” works from
dark to light, accomplished by the use of fingers and a
cotton/polyester rag, and is the next step in progression toward
full color painting.
There is virtually no brush work.
Use of this technique, usually “loosens up” the art student.
Such is a quality most artists aspire to attain.
Student Supply List for
Rub-Out Class
BRUSHES:
4
-3/16” to 1” wide
Flat Sables
1- 3” or 4” disposable
Foam brush
1- 2” or 2 ¼
Bristle Fan
1-1 ½ “
Sable Fan
1- #1 or #2
Round or Quill Sable
2- 2” ($1.15 at a hardware store)
Flat Bristle
Favorite Easel… sit or stand easel… either one will work.
TOOLS:
1-
Silicoil brush cleaning Tank
1- 2 ¼” to 2 ½ “
step down, Round Point Painting Knife
6-8 Pair of latex gloves
(walmart)
10- 14” (approx. size) squares of polyester/cotton blend,
non patterned bed sheets (I get mine at the thrift store for 1-2 bucks
1 roll of paper towels
3- 16”x20” canvases or canvas board (wal-mart
or Hobby Lobby)
1-Quart of odorless paint thinner or Turpinoid (walmart
probably has it)
NO REFUNDS 30 days prior
to class.
For those that have an emergency
and are forced to cancel after the no refunds cancelation date, you can
apply the funds to another class.
If
you have any questions, please call me at (575) 354-3352
Summer Phone
number is (231)869-4233
