H. Murphy Class Supply List
Minimal Equipment
- Field Journal/Sketchbook
- Pencil
Additional Equipment
- Pen
- Watercolor Brushes
- Watercolors and Palette
- Watercolor block
- Bag to carry all this;
- Some tangible memory of the out of doors
(Leaf, feather, shell, etc).
- Personal Gear: Walking shoes or Hiking
boots, binoculars, coat, hat, field guides,
lunch/drinks, insolite pad/blanket, Sunscreen,
Handi-wipes, Baggy of Toilet Paper,
First Aid Kit/Map/Compass, pack.
Detailed Suggested Supplies
[See my painting of supplies - PDF: 289 kb]
Journal: Walleye Cards’ Journals:
Eagle or Wildflowers [5.5"x8"]; Pencil: hard [1.5-3] and soft [4b-9b];
Pencil Sharpener and Eraser;
Pen: waterproof, fadeproof, acid free, black, micro point;
Watercolor Pencils and/or Colored Pencils
Watercolor Brushes: Aqua Brush (internal reservoir) round/pointed (also flat is nice);
Alternative to Aqua Brush are watercolor brushes (#4-10 size, round and flat);
Watercolors (see suggested colors below)
Watercolor Palette (for storing and mixing)
Blotter Paper (paper towels) & Ziploc Baggie;
Water Container w/lid (yogurt, etc);
Watercolor Block or 300# sheet paper - 3"x5" up to 9"x12" size (cold press);
Acid free artists tape/white;
Scissors/Knife;
Ruler/Tape, Magnifying Glass/Hand Lense;
Hard backboard/Clip board/Block/Journal (something sturdy to draw on).
Clean up - Handi-wipes, etc
Suggested colors for field use (*minimum).
- Aliz. Crimson Red Hue (PR206, PR 202)
- *Naphthol Red Light (Arylide PR112, Azo)
- Light Red
- *Burnt Sienna
- *Raw Sienna (yellowish, similar to Yellow Ochre)
- Yellow Ochre
- *Hansa Yellow Medium
- Transparent Yellow
- Lemon Yellow
- *Perm. Sap Green (Quinacridone PO49, Phthalo PG36)
- Terre Verte
- Phthalo Green (PG7)
- Phthalo Blue
- *Prussian Blue
- *Ultramarine Blue
- Indigo Blue (Carbon Black, Quinacridone, Phthalo)
- *Ultramarine Violet or Dioxazine Purple
- Sepia (substitute for raw umber/manganese)
- *Vandyke Brown (substitute for burnt umber / manganese)
- Ivory Black/Mars Black
- Titanium White
Hazard Notes: Above recommended paints are “easy on the land” for field applications.
Other paints may have toxic pigments which include - cadmium, cobalt, manganese, mercury, lead, chrome - if working with those, do not inhale, taste or touch these toxic pigments.
Safe Painting: don’t eat, drink or smoke while painting. Clean up with damp paper towels; wash hands with warm soapy water before eating - or sanitized wipes.]
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