Watercolor on Yupo

Start
October 15, 2018
End
November 05, 2018
Schedule
4 sessions
#1.
October 15, 2018, 1:00 PM 4:00 PM (CDT)
#2.
October 22, 2018, 1:00 PM 4:00 PM (CDT)
#3.
October 29, 2018, 1:00 PM 4:00 PM (CDT)
#4.
November 05, 2018, 1:00 PM 4:00 PM (CST)
Location
WAS-H 1601 West Alabama at Mandell, Houston, TX 77006
Spaces left
10

Registration

3 Sessions - Members – $115.00
For members who want to take the last 3 sessions of this class.
3 Sessions - Non-Members – $145.00
For non-members who want to take the last 3 sessions of this class.
Member – $150.00
Member Registration
Monitor – $75.00
One monitor per class will receive discount in exchange for helping teacher with specific tasks. Registration code is given to those who have completed the training class.
Non-member – $190.00
Non-member registration fee is an additional $10.00 per day

Registration is closed

WATERCOLOR ON YUPO - Fontaine Jacobs

Monday afternoons, October 15, 22, 29, November 5.
1:00pm-4:00pm. $150

This will be a fun, new class for all levels. Yupo is a slick, synthetic paper that has wonderful lifting ability. With watercolor and the use of objects such as Q-tips, plastic embroidery grids, corrugated cardboard and other tools

you will learn to create unusual textures with watercolor on Yupo. You really can’t go wrong. If you don’t like what you have created, simply wipe it back to the white of the paper and start over. So relax and discover the joys of painting on Yupo.
fontaine@fontainefineart.com, 832-474-2882 www.fontainefineart.com

Supplies

A 10 sheet pack of Yupo74 lb
A roll of Paper towels

Watercolors:
Basic 6 palette colors (You can use a limited palette if you want. I often paint with 2-3 colors):
Winsor & Newton brand

1. Winsor Yellow
2. Permanent Rose
3. French Ultramarine
4. Burnt Sienna
5. Cerulean Blue

6. Raw Sienna

Water Container:
One or more large water containers: an old gallon milk carton cut in half, a plastic butter container etc.

Paint Palette:
A plastic palette with a lid. It can be rectangular or round

Brushes:
If you can afford only one brush, buy a #8 round red sable watercolor brush. Otherwise buy the best synthetic or synthetic-blend watercolor brush you can find. Adding a round #4 and a 1″ flat would come in handy for detail work and large washes. Most manufacturers have starter sets that contain very usable equivalents.

Optional objects

Q-tips
Plastic embroidery grids
Corrugated cardboard
Small Foam paint rollers
Palette knife
Kneaded eraser
Wear old clothes!

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