There are just a few tools you need for watercolor painting, but there are a few.
A palette is some kind of rig where you set out your paints, and mix them together. There are lots of them on the market, and there a a few ways to create them with stuff around the house.
You absolutely need a pencil and eraser, but only one kind of each is good for watercolor.
We watercolorists do a lot of lifting and scraping of paint. The best tools for this are a plain old credit card and a plastic spoon.
I will show you what you need to get started.
The Materials for this lesson are:
| PAPER |
Waterford 140 Pound Cold Pressed | |
| PAINTS | ||
| .......( non sedementry ) | ||
| Warm Yellow | Arilyde Yellow | |
| Cool Yellow | Hansa Yellow | |
| Warm Red | Light Red | |
| Cool Red | Alizerine Crimson (Hue ) | |
| Warm Blue | Pthalocynanine Blue | |
| Cool Blue | Ultramarine Blue | |
| .........( sedimentry ) | ||
| Yellow | Yellow Ochre | |
| Red | Burnt Sienna | |
| Blue | Cerulean Blue (Genuine) | |
| Green | Veridian | |