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:: Paint
tubes
60 ml to
200 ml
Yellow, lemon
Yellow,
cadmium
Yellow
ochre
Red,
cadmium medium
Red,
magenta
Violet
red shade
Blue,
cobalt
Blue,
ultramarine deep
Green,
sap green
Burnt
umber
White,
titanium
Black,
ivory
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Brushes, Hog Bristle
Size at
the collar:
20 mm /
0,8 inc Filbert
10 mm /
0,4 inc Filbert
5 mm /
0,2 inc Tip
40 mm /
1,6 inc Flat
:: Tools
and Mediums
Palette
or disposal pad, 30x40 / 7,5x16 inc
Palette
knife,
large
Linseed
oil or gel and/or
fast
drying medium (Liquin/Oilin)
Paper
towel
Mineral
spirit, 1/2 lt
Drying
box |
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Supports
Canvas, un-stretched / rolled
Wooden
board to clip the canvas on, min size 30x40 cm / 12x16 inc
Cotton or
Linen Canvas, stretched or glued on panels:
2-3 small
per day (18x24 cm / 6x10 inc)
1 double
size or larger every 2 days
:: Other art tools
Sketch
book
Soft
pencils
or charcoal, rubber, cutter
Brush
pens: full black, mid grey, light grey
Paper
scotch tape
Note book
Watercolors
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Outdoor
Lightweight easel
Camping
seat
Hat or
cap with visor
Water
proof jacket
Sweater
Hiking
shoes
Photo /
video Camera
Swimwear
Umbrella
(sun
or
rain) |
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(*) I check in all painting
supplies. Oil paints are not flammable. The US Department of
Transportation defines “flammable liquids’ as those with a flash point of
140 degrees F or below, Artist grade oil colors are based on vegetable oil
with a flash point at or above 450 degrees F. They are not hazardous.
If you need to confirm this, please contact TSA at 866-289-9673 or their
Hazardous Materials Research Center at 800-467-4922.”
Updated Friday,
martedì 11 ottobre 2011 |
