Webinar recording: Winter landscape with Robert Dutton
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Webinar recording: Winter landscape with Robert Dutton
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Suggested materials
- 300gsm (140lb) Canson Heritage cold pressed watercolour paper - recommended size half imperial (21 x 15 inches)
- Your own favourite watercolour brushes, the larger the better - highly recommend large Chinese brushes, Ron Hanson Hake (large), Pro Arte One Stroke 2 inch flat, mops and so on. Not obligatory, just use what you have
- Several Jam jars (or similar) for clean water mixing
- Containers for mixing Derwent XL Block colours
- Spritzer with clean water
- A set of Derwent XL Block (Charcoal) colours or a select few - your choice
- Charcoal (Nitram charcoal soft charcoal sticks highly recommended)
- Grey and black and earth tone ranges of soft pastels - highly recommend Rembrandt harder white, black and grey and earth tone pastels and the same range with Unison Colour softer pastels
- A few brighter highlight pastels such as beige and high key yellow ochre colours advised
- Cool blues with Cerulean blue and cobalt blue and Indigo darker blues in pastel ranges recommended
- Drawing board to fit the paper you use
- Tape or bulldog clips to secure your paper to a drawing board
Note: Don’t forget to set your easel in an upright position - not flat!
Reference photograph: Hamilton District and the Vale of York from Sutton Bank
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Learn how to create a view of a coastal farm lane with interest and real presence, using pastels, in our next live webinar with Robert Dutton on Tuesday 23 January 2024 at 2:30pm (GMT).
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