Oil Painting Simplified With Paul Gallo

Weekend workshop: Oct 31, Nov 1 9-4pm Topics covered: • Painting Demonstration – 4 oil painting guidelines • Simplifying with parent colors • Color mixing • Big brush advantage • Straightforward compositions • Importances of Edges • Creating depth in your painting Oil Painting – Paul Gallo 717-608-7190 Supplies can be bought locally at Michaels or on-line at Dick Blick or Cheap Joes. BASIC OIL PAINT COLORS: Ultramarine Blue, Cadmium Yellow Medium, Cadmium Red, Alizarin Crimson Permanent, Burnt Sienna and Titanium White PAINT BRANDS: Recommended Professional Brands: Windsor Newton or Gamblin Less Expensive Recommended Brands: Gamblin 1980, WindsorNewton “Winton”, or Utrecht Michaels, Dick Blick and Cheap Joes usually have 9-color paint sets for about $45 which will work fine. I don’t recommend using the cheapest student grade paints. PAPER TOWELS – 1 roll of paper towels BRUSHES: Brushes come in three basic shapes – rounds, brights, flats and filberts. Rounds are long and tubular, like a watercolor brush. Brights and flats are flat and square, with brights being short and flats being long. Fiberts combine the advantage of flats but creating the softer paint edge of a round. I use mostly brights, flats and filberts, but each type of brush gives you a unique mark. Bring whatever brushes you have but it would good to have these four. Round: #6 or #8 Large flat or bright; about ¾” to 1” wide Smaller flat or bright; about 1/4” wide Bring whatever brushes you have and feel comfortable with. PALETTE: Disposal palette paper or Plastic sealable palette PALETTE KNIFE: Metal palette knife, size about 4” in length. (For color mixing,scraping paint, laying-in bold color and cleaning the palette.) SOLVENT/ AND CONTAINERS: Turpenoid (odorless substitute for turpentine) and a container to hold Turpenoid. (Tuna cans work well) Water container for acrylic. CANVAS OR ART BOARDS: Two stretched canvas, canvas board or Masonite. Common sizes9x12” or 11×14”. Please bring good reference…