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SUPPLY LIST
Paints: These are the colors I use (Holbein brand unless otherwise specified)
Titanium White
Cadmium Yellow
Cadmium Yellow Orange
Cadmium Red
Permanent Rose (Winsor Newton)
Rose Madder
Cobalt Blue Deep
Ultramarine Blue Deep
Viridian
Sap Green
Transparent Oxide Red (Rembrandt)
Yellow Ochre
Brushes:
Round Bristle Size 0 or 1
Filbert Bristle Size 6 and 8
(I use Grumbacher #4230 or Winton fine hog or Robert Simmons)
Canvas:
Stretched canvas
Masonite with Gesso
Canvas panels
All are suitable... Bring 5-10 small canvases.
Drawing:
Small spiral sketch pad (4"x6")
Mechanical pencil or pencil that is easy to sharpen
Other Materials:
Paper towels
Portable easel with palette
Odorless thinner or odorless mineral spirits
Outdoor Equipment:
It is usually very pleasant during the day however early mornings can be cold. Dress in layers.
Warm Jacket
Rain Pants
Warm Hat
Half finger Gloves
Warm Hiking Boots
Hat for the sun
Sun Screen
Water Bottle
RECOMMENDED BOOKS
Carlson’s Guide to Landscape Painting, John F. Carlson
Composition of Outdoor Painting, Edgar Payne
Fill Your Oil Paintings With Light and Color, Kevin Macpherson
Oil Painting for the Serious Beginner, Steve Allrich
Alla Prima, Everything I know about Painting, Richard Schmidt
Oil Painting Secrets From A Master, David Leffel
The Art Spirit, Robert Henri
Fearless Creating, Eric Maisel, PH.D. |
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SUGGESTED LODGING LIST
Jay Moore Mentorship Program, Parker, CO • July - December, 2009
Hampton Inn and Suites
303-841-2977
Holiday Inn Select
303-248-2147
Super 8
888-771-7171
Plein Air Workshop, Steamboat Springs, CO • August 22-26, 2009
Try Hotels.com, Orbitz.com or contact the Steamboat Springs Chamber of Commerce 970-879-0882.
Painting Demonstration: Large Canvas, Parker, CO • November 9-11, 2009
Hampton Inn and Suites
303-841-2977
Holiday Inn Select
303-248-2147
Super 8
888-771-7171
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SUGGESTED CLOTHING LIST
Due to the fact that we will be painting in the beautiful Rocky Mountains, there are a few suggestions that will make your experience more enjoyable. We have intentionally planned the workshop in the summer months because most of the snow is gone, and the days are warmer. We will not paint outside if it is raining , but dress warm because the mornings and wind can be colder than you think. The rule is "Prepare for the worst, hope for the best." Dress in layers. Here is what I am bringing:
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Warm hiking boots
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Wool or Fleece sweater
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Turtle neck shirt
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Hat for sun
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Long sleeve shirts
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Hat for warmth
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Long underwear
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Light fingerless gloves
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Warm socks (wool)
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Sun Screen min. 15 SPF
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Storm pants (gortex is best)
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Lip protection for high alpine use
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Storm jacket (some use coveralls)
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Water bottle |
I like "Wind Stopper" material for my jacket, gloves, and hat for warmth. Polypropylene is best for long underwear. Leather, waterproof hiking boots are best. A broad rim "Fedora" style hat is best for sun protection. It is a lot easier to take off too much clothing that it is to put on clothing that you do not have with you.
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