Gouache Session I with Rick Brogran September 3, 2010

Gouache is the French term for opaque watercolor.
Perfected by artists of the 18th century, pigments
permanently adhere to a surface while being
sustained in water.

Fridays, 9 a.m. - Noon
Ages 16 and Older
Beginner and Intermediate
$70 per session
Session I: September 3, 10, 17, 24

Supplies
Gouache paint starter or primer set of 6 - 8 tubes, paper towels, sketch pad, kneaded eraser, pencils (no harder than HB), wide-mouth plastic jug, palette (11” x 15” white, metal or plastic), pad of watercolor paper (140 lb. rough surface no smaller than 10” x 14”), x-acto knife or single-edge razor blade, brushes (synthetic sable and soft watercolor bristle), 1” and 1/2” flat, #1 and #6 - #9 round pointed brushes.

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