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One Rose Four Ways: Preclass

One Rose Four Ways: Preclass

Posted by Sandy Allnock
Date December 10, 2018
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Below are links to the supplies I’ve used for this class. Compensated affiliate links may used, which means if you make a purchase I receive a small commission at no extra cost to you.

In lesson 1, I’ll be supplying a digi image of the rose, and a link to the photo from PMP (so go sign up for a free account there) – you can transfer the image to your paper by printing (for copic or pencil), using graphite or other transfer paper, using a lightbox, or by putting the paper and print up to a window to trace it.

Conte Sketching pencils in black (2B), a White Pitt pencil – soft, blending stumps, toned sketchbook. (I’m using grey but there’s also a tan.)

Stonehenge paper – a regular pad, or I’m using this spiral sketchbook. Polychromos (Blick, Amazon) colors are shown here – you can substitute with whatever brand you want to use.

Copic Sketch Markers R05, Salmon Red —- Y17, Golden Yellow —- R89, Dark Red —- R59, Cardinal —- R37, Carmine —- YR04, Chrome Orange —- YG23, New Leaf —- YG99, Marine Green —- YG95, Pale Olive

Daniel Smith Watercolors: Anthraquinoid Scarlet —- Aussie Red Gold —- Sap Green —- Silver Brush Black Velvet Watercolor Brushes, Short Round 8 –— Short Round 12 —- and Cold Press Watercolor Paper Pad 9×12

You can use your own desired paper, but recommended are a toned drawing paper – not all are made equal, and I find Stillman and Birn are a very consistent good paper,and they come in tan and grey in a variety of sizes. Stonehenge is for the colored pencil lesson; if you have a pad with regular sheets or a sketchbook like shown, both are super. For Copic, use the paper you are used to using; I like Neenah. For watercolor, choose cold press or rough, but do use a good quality paper to get good results.

Once this class is purchased, click “Mark complete” and the next lesson will be available.

Sandy Allnock

I'm an artist, papercrafter, instructor, Youtuber - and all around creative geek! I love all the mediums and experimenting with styles. I especially love seeing others take a step on their own creative journey...whether for the first time, or leaping into new territory as a creative veteran!