MATERIAL LISTS

A material list is a list of items, requested by the instructor, that students need to bring for a particular course. Supplies for adult classes are not generally provided by the school. If your class or workshop has a material list, it will be noted in the course catalog and listed below.

Please click on a course number below to view the material list for the class.

COLLAGE

PAP062 Collage: Technique & Ideas - Wilson

DIGITAL

DIG003 Digital Painting: Core Techniques & Practice - Robertson

DRAWING

DRA099 Drawing: Beyond Basics - Theroux

DRA103 Figure Drawing: Short & Long Pose - Bailey

DRA114 Intro to Drawing Success - Scarpa

DRA117 From Eye to Hand: Intro to Drawing - Renner

FIBER

FAB062 The Art of Hand Embroidery - Levy

FAB064 Mixed Level Knitting with a Side of Crochet - Levy

JEWELRY

JEL082 Basic Bling & Beyond - Tokoly

JEL088 Jewelry Techniques and Design - Tokoly

JEL094 Jewelry From Concept to Completion - Cohen

MIXED MEDIA

MIX021 Contemporary Still Life Explorations - Ma

VMIX013 Online! Turning Art into Action - Eddy

PAINTING (ACRYLIC & OIL)

PAI137 Portraits & More - Robinson

PAI141 Driven to Abstraction - Schaefer

PAI155 Introduction to Soft Pastel - Bailey

PAI156 Drawing & Painting: Foundations - Traptcheva

PAI161 Independent Studio - Traptcheva

PAI166 The Practice of Painting - Theroux

PAI171 Elements of Abstraction - Lally

PAI172 The Craft of Painting Success! - Scarpa

PAI173 The Complete Canvas in Oil - Mitnick

PAI174 Painting with the Palette Knife - Reiter

PAI175 Intro to Painting: Still Life - Renner

PAI176 Developing Your Artistic Voice - King

PAINTING (WATERCOLOR)

WAT092 Joy of Watercolor: The Essentials - Rose

WAT101 Exploring Watercolor Techniques - Lu

WAT102 Chinese Brush Painting: A Different Approach - Chang

WAT107 Have Fun with Watercolor - Chang

WAT112 Experimental Watercolor: Finding Your Own Voice - Rose

PHOTOGRAPHY

PHO076 Photography: Let's Do This! - Renner

POLYMER CLAY

MSC134 Polymer Clay Flowers - Dhawan

PRINTMAKING

PRI089 Printmaking: Self Expression - Buschman

SCULPTURE

SCU115 Figure Sculpture - Lakshin

WOODWORKING

MSC135 Wood Yew Like to Whittle - Stormes

WORKSHOPS

WKS3007 Monoprinting on Clay: Transfers, Stencils & Gelli Plate Printing - Snyder-Kadish

WKS598 In Bloom: Color, Form, and Painting - Ma

WKS410 Handmade Flowers with Polymer Clay - Dhwan

WKS3008 Sgraffito Container - Ganimian

WKS590 Exploring the Figure in Soft Pastel - Bailey

WKS155 Beginning Collage - Fink

WKS596 Let's Take It Outside Plein Air - Mitnick

WKS519 Color Theory - Theroux

WKS921 A Day of Antique & Alternative Processes - Renner

Clay and Firing Fee info (for ceramics & sculpture classes):

Clay and clay tools are available for purchase at the front desk.
Clay prices:
- Brown stoneware: $18/bag (25 lbs)
- White stoneware: $18/bag (25 lbs)
- Porcelain clay: $35/bag (25 lbs)
- Brown sculpture clay: $18/bag (25 lbs)
- Cone 10 Slip (porcelain): $20/gallon
Ceramic firing fees:
- Firing = $0.05 per cubic in. for Art School clay (please note: no other clay will be fired). This price covers both a bisque and glaze firing.
  - If single firing (just bisque or just glaze), then the rate is $0.03 per cubic in.
- The studio utilizes the Kiln Fire system for firing fees and has moved from a weight-based to a cubic inch-based measurement.
  - Kiln Fire is an extremely user friendly, online program, but students will need to use their smart phones.
  - Before firing your first piece, you will need to create an account. Please click the following link to get registered: https://theartschoolatoldchurch.kilnfire.com/new-user
Sculpture firing fees:
- Bisque firing = $0.03/cubic in. for Art School clay (please note: no other clay will be fired).