This is a live workshop that will take place on Zoom. During the workshop, you will have a chance to ask the instructor questions and connect with your fellow classmates. After the workshop, we’ll provide you with a recording to review on your own time.

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These are the supplies that Suhita recommends, but feel free to use what you have on hand!

• Paper/Sketchbook: multiple loose papers or a sketchbook that handles watercolor, pen and ink. (Paper should be thick enough to work for watercolor, but smooth enough for pen work). I use a Stillman and Birn Beta sketchbook. You can use a paper or book you know well as long as it meets the above criteria.
• Pen: any pen with waterproof ink works. We will use watercolor over our pen drawing. I use fountain pens filled with either DeAtramentis Document Ink or Carbon Platinum Ink, both in black. My favorite pen is a Sailor Fude nib pen, but it’s not a pen to bring to the workshop unless you have used it before and like it. Other fountain pens I enjoy include the Lamy Safari and TWSBI pen.
• Brushes: a round brush size 6 or 8 with a good tip (like the Rosemary R13 or R9) or a dagger brush like the Rosemary Travel R12 Dagger.
• Pencil and eraser: a soft pencil, 4B or 6B for thumbnails.
• Watercolors:

  Suhita encourages you to use what you have and enjoy, with at least a couple of reds, blues, yellows, one green, and a brown. The list below includes the fundamentals of her palette. If you’d like to test out these paints, we’ve created an optional Sample Dot Card that you can select at checkout.

  • Ultramarine Blue
  • Cerulean Blue
  • Quinacridone Rose
  • Transparent Pyrrol Orange
  • Hansa Yellow Medium
  • Monte Amiata Natural Sienna
  • Transparent Red Oxide
  • Sap Green
• Other Media: bring along a few colored pencils, or crayons if you have them. A tube of white gouache is always handy.
• Paper towel or cloth to keep things clean
• Cup for water