Most students prefer to work on their own artist quality materials and larger canvas or paper - these can be acquired online or at local art supply / craft supply stores.
All Classes and Workshops - Help those with Allergy issues - No oils or pastels please. No Latex gloves. No Solvents. Limit scents - such as perfumes, beauty products, anything with a scent.
Bring your own photos or examples that you would like to use for your "inspiration" or we can look at examples of Kathleen's art.
Materials Supply List for Workshops:
ONE DAY painting classes with Kathleen Mooney at FLPC Franciscan Life Process Center
Materials List of what YOU should bring:
4 tubes or bottles of acrylics in colors you enjoy. These do not need to be new / full tubes.
3 tubes of watercolor in colors you enjoy. These do not need to be new / full tubes.
3-4 new pieces of watercolor paper (at least 140#) or canvases or 3-4 previously painted paper or canvas to paint over / change.
White gesso
A pack of Unscented baby wipes
If you wear gloves - only NON LATEX gloves PLEASE!
2-4 garbage bags to protect your work surface.
Paper plates, yogurt cups or whatever you use to mix paints
8 brushes in any sizes that you enjoy painting with. Acrylic paint is hard on brushes - so you may want to leave your best watercolor brushes at home!
Flat box(es) or newspaper to transport your 8 x 8 panels home on. This protects your car if the paint is not dry when you leave.
Reminder - wear comfortable clothing you don't mind getting paint on!
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Materials Supply List for Workshops, Full day or multi day painting classes with Kathleen Mooney
Visit http://www.kathleenmooney.com/ for more info and examples of Kathleen's art.
Bring these -
3-4 new pieces of watercolor paper (at least 140#) or canvases or 3-4 previously painted paper or canvas to paint over / change.
Paints – WATER MEDIA: watercolor, tempera, and/or acrylics. Acrylics are easiest – inexpensive is fine.
Acrylic mediums – matte / gloss / white gesso (clear and black are nice too!)
Brushes – old beat up brushes / foam brushes / cosmetic sponges. Nice expensive brushes will only get ruined - leave them at home
Scissors (or paper trimmer if you have one)
Paper Towels and UNSCENTED baby wipes
Paper plates or whatever you like to use as a mixing surface
Water containers and small cups to mix paint in (recycle yogurt cups etc.)
10 Big clear garbage bags to protect your work space
$15.00 or (amount in class description) for your supply package from Kathleen – pay first day of class
All of the rest is OPTIONAL-
Collage materials – thin to thick for printing on: papers made in Kathleen Conover’s workshop are ideal (made on Pacon Art Tissue paper).
If you wish – these non-archival papers: Massa paper, Tibetan papers, fiber papers, rice papers, handmade papers – any interesting papers you have – even newspapers, muslin or thin cloth
Ailene’s, Elmer’s, or PVA glue and Glue sticks
10 Clear or white UNSCENTED garbage bags
Plastic dish washing bin OR Cat litter tray – inexpensive is fine, even better is a “Washing Machine Overflow plastic tray (try Menards or the big home improvement stores)
Wax paper, clear plastic wrap and cooking parchment paper – inexpensive is fine. Kathleen also uses “deli wrap” paper from GFS.
Pens, crayons, pencils, markers, Conte crayons, charcoal – whatever you have
Masking tape
Quotes, recipes, favorite sayings, poetry, your own signs and symbols – like crows,
Celtic spirals, bears or happy faces and peace signs. Feel free to print your text from a computer
if you want it in a certain font. Bring lettering stencils or print freehand.
10 sheets of copy paper
Pieces of mat board or cardboard
“Foamies” craft sheets – these are usually in the kid’s art section
Fun Things - Buttons, stamps, stickers, stencils, bits of string, rocks – whatever you have in your "collection" that has been making you keep them - toss in your bag and bring!
Corks, chopsticks, feathers or sticks from nature – these all make great mark making tools! If you are trying to cut back on your collection - bring these treasures for the "sharing table".
Comfort, Health and Safety -
Wear clothing you don’t mind getting paint on!!! bring an apron or paint shirt - whatever you have.
All Classes and Workshops - Help those with Allergy issues - No oils or pastels please. No Latex gloves. No Solvents. Limit scents - such as perfumes, beauty products, anything with a scent.
If you enjoy music when you create bring a personal player with ear buds.
I look forward to working with you! Thank you for signing up for my workshop! Kathleen Mooney
Materials List for ART Quilting Workshop with Kathleen Mooney
(optional) Sewing machine, extension cord and supplies
Hand sewing tools and supplies
Face and Back fabric and batting or any creative equivalent supports
Acrylic and fabric paint, alcohol inks
Crochet thread for textural stitches and large eye needle
Acrylic mediums – matte / gloss / white gesso (clear and black are nice too!)
Brushes – old beat up brushes / foam brushes / cosmetic sponges - your nice brushes will only get ruined - leave them home
Scissors
Clothing or craft iron and an old towel
Paper Towels and UNSCENTED baby wipes
Paper plates or whatever you like to use as a mixing surface
Water containers and small cups to mix paint in (recycle yogurt cups etc)
Collage materials – thin to thick for printing on: papers made in Kathleen Conover’s workshop are ideal made on Pacon Art Tissue paper.
If you wish – these non-archival papers: Massa paper, Tibetan papers, fiber papers, rice papers, handmade papers – any interesting
papers you have – even newspapers, muslin or thin cloth
Ailene’s, Elmer’s, or PVA glue and Glue sticks
10 Clear or white UNSCENTED garbage bags
Plastic dish washing bin – inexpensive is fine, even better is a “Washing Machine Overflow plastic tray (try Menards or the big home improvement stores)
Wax paper, clear plastic wrap and cooking parchment paper – inexpensive is fine.
Pens, crayons, pencils, markers, Conte crayons, charcoal – whatever you have
Masking tape
Quotes, recipes, favorite sayings, poetry, your own signs and symbols – like crows, Celtic spirals, bears or happy faces and peace signs. Feel free to print your text from a computer if you want it in a certain font. Bring lettering stencils or print freehand.
A few sheets of copy paper
Pieces of mat board or cardboard.
“Foamies” craft sheets – these are usually in the kid’s art section
Optional, but fun - Buttons, stamps, stickers, stencils, bits of string, rocks – whatever you have in your "collection" that has been making you keep them - toss in your bag and bring! Charms, ribbons, netting, old envelopes, photo copies of photographs, rubber stamps, decorative fibers and yarns, twine, decorative paper punches, National Geographics or other favorite magazines, regular paper... if you plan on sewing, bring needles and thread. Corks, chopsticks, feathers or sticks from nature – these all make great mark making tools! If you are trying to cut back on your collection - bring these treasures for the "sharing table".
Wear clothing you don’t mind getting paint on!!! bring an apron or paint shirt - whatever you have.
All Classes and Workshops - Help those with Allergy issues - No oils or pastels please. No Latex gloves. No Solvents. Limit scents - such as perfumes, beauty products, anything with a scent.
If you enjoy music when you create bring a personal player with ear buds.
I look forward to working with you! Thank you for signing up for my workshop! Kathleen Mooney