TIm Botts - Mask and Reveal
Different types of masking techniques will be demonstrated and practiced to cover and later to show part of a background or paper surface. The result often brings light or depth into a composition. Besides using liquid mask, experiments will be made with crayons, tape, and stenciling, especially with leaves. The shape and character of background marks and the importance of value contrast will be illustrated. Bring a few favorite quotations of 25 words or less. A few materials not listed will be supplied to you.
Class Supplies:
Black sumi ink
Gouache in primary colors, white
Broad edge nibs (recommend Brause set of 9)
Broad-edged watercolor brushes (1/4-1/2 widths)
HB pencil
Kneaded eraser
OPTIONAL: Rubber cement
Pointed brushes in various sizes
Palette with 6 wells
Pebeo or Winsor & Newton art masking fluid (resist)
Several sheets of 11x14 soft or cold press watercolor paper
Several sheets of 11x14 Canson MiTeintes paper in various colors
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