This Royal and Langnickel angle shader is the brush I use for all my floated shading in all my techniques.

Quantity discount available

4-6 brushes 6.35 each

7-11 brushes 5.50 each

12 brushes or more 4.75 each

SALE PRICE! This kit contains 5 wooden cut-out ornaments, full instructions for all five ornaments and an extra pattern for a "sweet" face for the other side of the "evil" Miss Pumpkin! These ornaments coordinate with the ornaments in the October 2008 issue of Quick and Easy Painting magazine.

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Full price of class is 50.00. Balance of 25.00 will be due the day of class.

Learn how to use Unique Glass Colors of your choice on a variety of tiles that are suitable for installation in your home. They will be fired in class so you can take them home with you.

Special pricing will be available  on 110V kilns the day of class. We have two sizes that are lightweight and great for home use.

Date: October 3, 2010 - 9 to 5 pm at my Unique Glass Colors Classroom, 300 Ryder Lane Unit 1000, Casselberry, FL

Non-refundable deposit of 25.00 is required to hold class space. Lunch is included. Price includes glass blanks and firing.

All skill levels - Max 12 students

Click on Details for the materials needed to be brought to class

Learn to paint irises in my Contemporary Multi-load Technique. There are 8 step-by-step photos to help guide you though the painting. Included are some extra iris designs that coordinate with the packet photo. I have painted this on matboard and framed it in an oval mat but in the Detail section you can see it painted larger and in a different custom mat. The design could be painted on most any surface, just keep the basecoat smooth.

Acrylics

Intermediate Level

Color Worksheet and full sized patterns.

This is my eraser of choice. It removes graphite and does not leave any residue behind to repel paint. This is especially important in my Shaded Wash Technique as any residue left from erasing will repel the initial linework.

 To clean it you just keep pulling on it like taffy! I have no idea where the dirt goes but it does go, leaving you a nice clean eraser! I store mine in a small plastic bag so it doesn't dry out and have had the same erasers for years.