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Class Information
ITEM #: 14541INSTRUCTOR: Laura Lacy, Laura Lacy, Laura LacyFEES: $119.00DATES:
01/13/2020 - 01/13/202001/27/2020 - 02/10/202002/24/2020 - 03/02/2020TIMES:
9:00 - 11:50am M9:00 - 11:50am M9:00 - 11:50am MLOCATIONS:
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Clark College Economic and Development carefully recruits and screens our instructors in order to provide the best possible student experience. Selection is based on knowledge of the subject area as well as previous experience teaching or training.
Our local community has a wealth of highly talented individuals to share their experience and knowledge in our continuing education program. Each class is an opportunity to learn from an expert and share the experience with other community members sharing your interest to "Expand Your Potential".
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Intro to Oil Pastel Painting Supply List
Oil Pastels (Choose One)
The best of the student grade
Pentel set of 50 (Amazon about $7) small round sticks sold only in sets, good coverage, go down smoothly
Cray-Pas Expressionist set of 50 (Amazon about $20) large round sticks sold only in sets, good coverage and blending
Mungyo Gallery set of 48 (Amazon about $25) large round sticks sold only in sets, almost artist-quality, smooth and blendable. These may be professional quality but there is no information on the lightfastness or pigments used. RECOMMENDED
Artist Grade (you will want professional grade pastels if you plan to show or sell your work)
Cray-Pas Specialist set of 50 (Dick Blick about $50) Also Open Stock on-line. Square sticks, huge color range, fairly hard, lightfast with pigments listed
Caran d’Ache Neopastels set of 48 (Dick Blick about $85) Also Open Stock. 96 colors available. Round sticks, about the same consistency as Mungyo. A great assortment of greens, lightfast with pigments listed
Holbein Artist Oil Pastels ($$) Also Open Stock. Smooth, highly pigmented. You can get the 3 magic colors to make optical black open stock at local stores
Sennelier ($$$) These are the gold standard for oil pastel. Saturated colors, lipstick consistency, excellent for the final layer on a painting. The white is the whitest white you can get (you need this!)
Paper
Canson Mi-tientes or Strathmore 400 pad 9x12 or 11x14 assorted colors about $10
Misc
Tortillons or Stumps for blending
White eraser or Pentel Stick eraser
Old credit card to make a scraper
Reference photos
Soft paper towels (Viva)
Optional
Silicon tip color blenders, stylus, clay shapers
Color pencils if you have them