Watercolor Academy Supplies

An amazing personal pencil sharpener for graphite or colored pencils.

This eraser can be molded to erase tiny areas. You can press and lift instead of rubbing, and you can knead it to clean it!

A larger, smooth finish paper for fine art drawings.

Some watercolor projects use masking fluid. This is the easiest to use that I have found.

My favorite standard graphite pencil set.

A great inexpensive T-square ruler for getting perfect horizontal and vertical lines.

A great inexpensive brush for getting eraser and pencil crumbs off your paper without smearing!

A variety of tips and sizes. A great marker set.

Three ring binder to hold handouts and charts. If you have one at home, just use that!

An inexpensive, nice white eraser. I prefer this brand but any brand will do.

Masking Tape or Artist tape to use for applying to mounting surface. You will need this of the frog tape.

A retractable eraser for smaller areas.

A great smaller size drawing pad.

Dark Red - a wonderful deep reddish-brown tone. (Can also use Perlyene Maroon)

Medium Red - a must have! A bluish-red pigment listed on the basic palette of a vast majority of artists. You can also use Quinacridone Rose or Rose Madder in its place.

Light Blue - a great light blue. Make sure you get just Cerulean Blue not Cerulean Blue Chromium.

Medium Green - a great natural green value that you will enjoy using!

Light Brown - don't let the name fool you. A must have! You'll be surprised at how much you'll use this!

Medium Blue - a basic blue, as close to a primary blue as you can get!

Medium Blue - some artists prefer this for their medium blue and others Cobalt Blue. I actually like having both!

A great secondary color ready to use instead of mixing your own! (Can also use Cad Orange Hue)

Dark Brown - this is a great dark value. (Can also use asphaltum or raw umber)

Light Yellow - a soft creamy yellow/white tint.

Dark Yellow - a vibrant warm yellow that you'll discover many uses for! (Can also use Indian Yellow)

These are the best brushes ever! This is a good variety set. They are often on sale which makes them reasonably priced.

These are great for quick studies- projects and charts

The best watercolor paper out there! Buy these books or pick up full sheets available at many art stores.

You'll need an empty watercolor palette to squeeze your paint tubes into. I really like this one because of the extra mixing areas!

Tape or staple your wc paper to keep your paper from curling up. It's quite expensive online so we've bought it in bulk so you can purchase it from us!

These lifts can be stacked together for a variety of heights. Perfect for watercolorist and great for drawing on an angle as well.

This handy pocket color wheel will be a great tool as you create with color!

These are the best round brushes ever! They hold a tip and are very durable. They are often on sale at kingartco.com, which makes them reasonably priced. Make sure you have a variety of some kind of round brushes.

You'll need a spray bottle to keep handy while painting! You can something simple like this or the continuous spray bottle listed as optional.

These brushes can be filled with water so you can watercolor without having a water container. Fun for watercolor sketching.

A very vibrant, intense gold color.

A light and very vibrant green that makes your greens pop!

This is probably my most favorite color! It is so striking and mixes well with other colors. It's a great neutral purple!

Using an absorbent rag instead of paper towels is so amazing!

A tool to help you resize your drawing from the reference.

A great way to soften your strokes.

An inexpensive ink pen. Love these!

Set of tiny brushes for detail work and signing your painting.

Dark Blue - a wonderful neutral black tinted blue color!

This is a great fire-engine red. (You can also use Perylene Red or Permanent Red Light in its place as well.)

Medium Brown - a lighter brown great for natural scenes.

Medium Yellow - a clean lemon yellow color that is awesome! (Can also use Lemon Yellow)

An easy way to shade a color. Just add some of this!

This tool is great for creating fine lines in your artwork, or for signing your art.

Sometimes the 12" ruler is just not long enough!

A fancy spray bottle for all watercolorists.

a tool to create a thin lines with watercolor paints, oil paints and masking fluid.

This soft, smooth paper is amazing for sketching.

A handy little tool to help you get a variety of different size circles.

A hard case for carrying your brushes to keep them from getting damaged.

Some of the nicest drawing surfaces I've used. Especially good for colored pencils and portrait drawing because of the smooth texture.

A flat smooth drawing panel. Helps you work on a tilted surface. Needs to be at least 11 X 17".

If you want to easily see the values in something that is full color, you can hold this over it and see only values.

You'll need some type of holder to carry your paintbrushes in to keep them from getting damaged.

Agreat toolmforpainting and using with masking fluid.

A set of tiny ended rectangular and round retractable erasers. Great for tiny areas!

Smooth paper for final drawings.

A great thin leaded, soft colored pencil that works well for sketching!

A great sketchbook for the artist who has everything!

A rechargeable fan for blowing your artwork dry.

This is a great set of vibrant and fun colors for kids and art journaling projects.

A fun artistic keychain!

A great book to use as a drawing reference.

I love this rechargeable light table! Makes a great drawing surface and there's no cords.

Handy clipboard to hold your sketch paper.

A cute painter's palette necklace.

This eraser is great for erasing or lightening wax based colored pencils.

A great way to organize and store your watercolor tubes!

A small pencil pouch to keep your supplies together.

A great set of alcohol markers for adding color to your artwork.

This tool is so handy for opening your tubes of paint without damaging them!

This is a great tote to carry a variety of art supplies. You'll need a bag of some kind.

If you enjoy drawing or painting from life and want to do still life, this is a great tool to help you get the lighting right.

I use this case to hold my drawing pencils, charcoal pencils, verithin pencils, and a few markers! I love it!

A great way to protect your clothes! Any type apron will do, some student prefer the Lab coat.

This is an amazing set of buttery soft drawing pencils with a wide range from 10H to 10B. An upgrade from the Prismacolor brand.