Thursday, May 10^th, 2018

Ingrid Derrickson

One Small Painting A Day/Abstract flowers

This class is designed to inspire you to start the process of painting one painting daily using Ingrid’s expertise in Abstract Flowers. This can be from any small still life setup. I paint a daily floral from fresh flowers every day. The benefits are the daily habit, working from life, developing free and easy brush strokes, and of course, refining the ability to see and mix color, shape, and value.

Student Levels for This Workshop: All Levels

Supply List:

PAINT 
Acrylic, heavy body paints, such as Liquitex or Golden brand

Colors

• Alizarin Crimson Hue Permanent
• Cadmium Red Medium or Napthol Red
• Cadmium Yellow Light
• Cadmium Yellow Medium
• Phthalo Blue (green shade)
• Ultramarine Blue (green shade)
• Titanium White
• Quinacridone Magenta 
PAINTING SURFACE
• Masonite/Hardboard panels. 6”x6”, quantity 5.
• Available at http://www.dickblick.com/items/14945-1066/
• Approximately .75 cents each 
BRUSHES
• Windsor and Newton University Bright #8 and #12

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

• Paper towels
• Spray bottle for water with fine mister
• View Catcher
• Utility spotlight from hardware store, such as Lowe’s. Approximately 
$12.00. A valuable tool in the studio for use with still lifes. A great purchase!
• 50-watt spot Halogen light bulb, Sylvania. A strong, bright, clean light is essential.
• Empty container for washing brushes
• Disposable paper palette, white
• Easel, tabletop or freestanding 
I will provide vases, flowers and colored tissue for background color.