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Materials:
Students need to bring their own supplies.
Please refer to list below.
Please remember to bring a sack lunch as this is a full
day workshop.
All levels of adult (15 yrs and up)students are
welcome.Class size: Minimum of 3, maximum of 11.
Time &
Date: 10:00 am to 5:00 pm Saturday, 10/16/2010
Theme:
‘Country Pumpkin’ using transparent watercolor
Instructor:
Reiko Hervin
Place:
Lone Tree Gallery: 1598 Esmeralda Ave. Minden 775-782-2522
website:
LoneTreeGallery.net (Material List
can be downloaded.)
email:
LoneTree1@charter.net
Registration:
Please contact Barry at the gallery. Credit Card is accepted.
Class Fee:
$60
Level: 15
and up, All levels
Instructor – Reiko Hervin
Reiko Hervin is a full-time watercolor
artist. After graduating with honors from Tokyo Design School, she
began her career as a graphics artist. She studied under one of the
great masters of Japanese art for several years. She continued to
study watercolor after moving to the US in 1993. Her artwork has an
accent of Japanese sensitivity of luminous colors and dynamic
expression in the compositions. She appreciates the power of the sun
and the shadows which makes for a three dimensional effect where
delicate colors lay on top of each other. Reiko’s work has been
broadly published and appeared in a number of significant
shows across the country. Her work has appeared on the “Watercolor
Magic Magazine” website in 2003-04. She is a juried member of
Watercolor West. One of her floral paintings appears in “Splash
9-Watercolor Secrets” by North Light Books. Her painting was one of
10 finalists in the Flowers & Gardens Competition for the
International Artist Magazine in 2007, again 2010. Since moving to
Nevada in 1997, she has been very active as an artist and educator
in the area, receiving numerous awards. Her works are in private
collections across the country as well as in Europe and Asia.
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Materials
List: Good
Paint, Good Brushes, Good Paper-3 Big Keys to success!
Sketch Book:
9"x12" (Spiral Bound)
Pencils:
H, HB, 2B, 6B, Kneaded eraser, Pencil
sharpener
Transparent Watercolor Tubes
(Gouache is opaque, not transparent.): Please bring your paints if
you have already. Winsor & Newton, Daniel Smith (Quinacridone
series), MaimeriBlu, Holbein are good.
-Basic colors:
Permanent Yellow Lemon (Holbein) or Winsor
Lemon (Not Winsor & Newton Lemon Yellow Nickel Titanate, this is
opaque)Alizarin Crimson, Opera (Holbein), Quinacridone Gold, Raw
Sienna, Quinacridone Sienna or Quinacridone Coral (All by D/S),
Ultramarine Blue, Cobalt Blue, Cobalt Teal Blue (D/S) or Manganese
Blue Hue, Burnt Sienna, Viridian, Hooker's Green Deep, Winsor Violet
-Optional good colors:
Quinacridone Red,
Brushes:
Sables or synthetic brushes (Good quality
synthetic brushes are better than cheap natural hair brushes!)
Robert Simmons White Sables
Round #2, #4, #6, #10 or #12, Flat 1", Flat ˝”
Loew-Cornell Flat Shader or
Bristle brush for lifting,
Nylon brush or Loew-Cornell
Round Scrubber brush for masking fluid
Paper:
Arches 140 lb or 300 lb cold press, 9"x12"
Arches Watercolor block is fine
Art Board:
Gator board with white tape. Form board,
plywood are OK.
Pallet:
Studio type with cover like John Pike's or
Robert Wood's are fine
Misc. items:
2 water containers, Paper towels or cotton
rags, Spray bottle
Perception Kit
(a set of value scale, view finder, values
visualizer, you can purchase at the class, $ 13. ) Masking tape or
artist white tape
Masking fluid (Winsor &
Newton) and a bar of soap (If you use Loew-Cornell Round Scrubber
brush #5 for masking fluid, you don't need soap.)
Masking fluid pick up (or
Masking tape), Mr. Clean sponge, opaque white paint
Tracing paper, Graphite paper,
Mechanical pencil for tracing down,
Ruler, Scissors, (Small hair
dryer)
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