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Ever After Mixed Media Fairy Tale Art Class – Special Early Bird Pricing!

May 17, 2018 By Mixed Media Art Newbie Leave a Comment

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Fairy Tale Art… what could be better?

Tamara has pulled together a collection of 15 mixed media artists, each one teaching a lesson using their favorite fairy tale characters and their own favorite techniques. Meet the 2018 Artists!

Ever After includes a Fairy Tale Art Lesson from each of these Amazing Mixed Media Artists.
Ever After includes a Fairy Tale Art Lesson from each of these Amazing Mixed Media Artists.

Ever After Fairy Tale Art Classes for 2018

  • Snow White – Tamara Laporte
  • Fantastic Beasts & Where to Find Them – Marielle Stolp
  • Kuan Yin Goddess of Compassion – Lucy Chen
  • Pocohantas – Ady Almanza
  • Mists of Avalon (Moraine) Andrea Gomoll
  • Water of Life (Spanish Fairy Tale) Regina Lord
  • Little Matchstick Girl – Effy Wild
  • Alice in Wonderland – Cristin Stevenson
  • Jungle Book – Micki Wilde
  • Rapunzel – Kara Bullock
  • Princess & The Frog – Renata Loree
  • The Wizard of Oz – Lindsay Weirich
  • Lord of the Rings – Katrina Koltes
  • Sleeping Cutie – Tiare Smith
  • Raggedy Ann – Danielle Donaldson

It will run over a period of 4 months and you can join either ‘Fairy Tales‘ or ‘Fairy Tales with Style Development‘. The first (fairy tale lessons only) can be taken by anyone; budding beginner artists, intermediates and the more experienced. It is for those who are interested in learning how to create beautiful fairy tale inspired paintings in a variety of mixed media art techniques. Each teacher on Ever After has chosen one fairytale, myth or magical story to work with and will use the beauty, storytelling, deeper meaning and symbolism of the fairy tale to inspire their lesson. The fairy tale only package on its own does not cover style development.

The second (‘Fairy Tales with Style Development‘)  contains all fairy tale lessons and all style development content. The fairy tale lessons will be used to explore and develop our styles as well as learning new techniques from the teachers. Many artists and students who’ve been on my courses over the years have struggled with developing their own style. There aren’t really any courses out there that dedicate themselves to this element of what it means to be an artist, yet, it’s one of the most frequently asked questions I get! So I felt called to finally create something! Yay! The style development content is very rich and in depth. We look at concepts such as: “the story of you”, “inspiration, how to find it, how to use it”, “stepping outside of comfort zones/ changing things up” and “creative blocks, like the inner critic, fears, comparison etc”.

From NOW through July 5, 2018, you can get 20% off by using this code MAGIC2018 when you order!

Another BIG change is that you now have lifetime access to all the lessons! No more scrambling at the end to download the ones you haven’t gotten to yet because the sunshine was calling your name.

For extra magic in your life! 😀 There is also an option to ‘add on’ the fairy tale lessons from previous Ever After courses. These ‘Ever After Fairytale Bundles‘  (EA2016 Fairytale bundle and EA2017 Fairytale bundle) include all the fairy tale lessons from previous Ever After teachers).

2018 Basic Fairy Tale lessons only

$87.90 (Less 20% before July 5)

  • 15 in-depth fairy-tale themed mixed media art lessons. Each lesson is inspired by a fairy-tale, myth or magical story.
  • 15 In Depth/ Supporting PDFs
  • 4 Bonus lessons from 2016 + 2017 with Tam

Click here to view more details or to sign up

Basic Full 2018 Course (Fairy Tale lessons + all Style Development Content)

  • All 15 fairy tale lessons with supporting PDF’s
  • 4 Bonus Lessons for 2016-2017 with Tam
  • An in-depth style development workbook (to be printed out by the student) (4 parts) plus video content with Tam explaining/ demonstrating how to work through the workbook
  • Several style development assignments
  • 14 videos of guest teachers containing information on how they developed their own style, hints & tips on style development and some might demonstrate creatively on style development.
  • 14 + Videos discussing monthly style development themes with Tamara Laporte:
  • The Story of You – Deepening the connection between yourself and your story/ message through art. Discovering yourself and your unique message.
  • “Make it Your Own” with Tamara Laporte Inspiration, how to find it and how to use it. Includes copying vs being inspired by.
  • Productivity/ pushing ourselves/ changing things up/ stepping outside of our comfort zones to help with style development
  • Dealing with inner and outer critics + how to deal with distractions and pressure to conform to popular art styles.
  • Video content with Andy Mason (NVC Trainer/ Tam’s husband) on: “How to Discover your True North”
  • 5 Guided visualizations/ meditations by Tam: Grounding Into You/ Opening to Inspiration/ Deepening Self Confidence & Strength & Esteem/ Working Through Creative Block/ Transforming limiting beliefs into liberating beliefs
  • 4 Bonus Time Lapse Videos with Tam demonstrating how to create Tinkerbell/ Maleficent/ Rapunzel and The Happy Princess
  • 3 Bonus Videos on style development by Flora Bowley (she is part of the Style Development segment only)

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Art Supplies Needed For Ever After Fairy Tale Art Classes

Paper:
Tamara works on 140lbs hotpressed watercolor paper.
Brand-wise Tam usually use: Daler-Rowney or Saunders & Waterford – She works either on 9 x 12” or 12 x 16”. Cold pressed is fine too, but don’t go for less than 140lbs in weight. Other brands that will also be fine: Fabriano/ Strathmore/ Canson. I recommend Strathmore or Fabriano, the Canson brand says it’s 140lbs but if you compare it to the Strathmore it’s much lighter and doesn’t stand up to the “Tam Method” of scrubbing/blending on your faces.

Paints:
Water-soluble crayons – Caran D’ache Neocolor II
Tam has lots of high priced brands mentioned but unless you are going to be selling this art, or if it’s going into your art journal, I use cheaper craft paints and am happy with my results. I have a few of these pricey options I use on occasion but they are NOT necessary for most of the projects. I love Ceramcoat, Americana etc available at Michaels, Hobby Lobby, Walmart etc.
Some Heavy-bodied Acrylic Paints – Daler Rowney/ Golden or Winsor Newton
Golden Fluid Acrylics (they are very expensive if you want to try these out, buy 2 or 3 of your favorite colors to start with)
Fun but expensive and optional: Golden High Flows (get only a few if you want them)

Pencils:
Watercolor pencils: Derwent Inktense/ Caran D’ache Supracolor (Optional)
Graphite pencils: 2b & heavier – I like the graphgear 1000 by pentel but any pencil will do – mechanical ones are better for finer detail.
Graphite crayons are fun but optional
Color pencils by Prismacolor or Caran D’ache. Prismacolor has some new erasable pencils that I am loving for sketching too.

Mediums:

  • Gel Medium: Golden or Liquitex I have both heavy and soft. If you just want to buy 1 go for soft matte. (Here again, I prefer Liquitex, both price point and that it’s non-toxic with no smell.
  • Cheaper gel medium to use as an adhesive:
    • Daler- Rowney Impasto Gel Matt
    • Golden Matte Medium
    • Liquitex Matte Medium (There is a Liquitex Gel Medium too, it is stickier)

Collage Materials:
Variety of patterned scrapbooking papers, patterned napkins, magazine pages, book pages, music scores and photos – some washi tapes are fun too.

Tools:

  • Brayer
  • Palette Knives
  • Scissors
  • Rulers
  • Erasers/
  • Heat gun or Hair Dryer
  • Foam Brushes
  • Brushes (Tamara uses Pro Arte Acrylix brushes for her method with faces. In the US I could only find them from this UK seller on Ebay but there is no shipping.  For her work any soft haired brushes will do)

Markers:
Posca pens (black/ white – fine-nibbed and thicker
nibbed) OR
Poster paint sharpies aka water based NOT oil based (black/ white – fine-nibbed and thicker nibbed)
Tombow Markers in your favorite colors
Mermaid Markers from Jane Davenport
Paint Over Pens from Jane Davenport

Inks/ Sprays:
Dylusions Ink Sprays (start with a few)
Daler Rowney Acrylic Artists Ink
Jane Davenport Inks (Available at Michaels)
India Ink (Small bottle)

Gesso:
White Gesso (Tamara uses Golden, but I prefer Liquitex, it’s non-toxic and doesn’t have a smell)
Transparent/ Clear Gesso

Stamping/ Stencilling
It’d be nice to have some/ a variety of some fun rubber stamps and some decorative stencils – for the rubbers stamps, you’ll need some ink pads too. Stazon is a good waterproof ink pad.

Other Classes that Tamara Laport Offers include:

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  • Summer Girls
  • Turn a Little into a Lot – Art Journaling with just 8 supplies
  • Fabulous Faces
  • Digital Dreams
  • Inner Guardian Angel
  • Merry Muse

and a bunch more! you can click here to view more details!

Want to Color in some Fairy Tales too? Click here for my favorite Fairy Tale Coloring Books. 

Filed Under: Art Classes, Art Supplies, Mixed Media Art Tagged With: Art Journaling, Mixed Media, Tamara Laporte, Watercolor

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Best Watercolor Supplies for Coloring Books

March 2, 2017 By Addicted Colorist 8 Comments

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Watercolor Supplies for Adult Coloring Books

I’ll be introducing my favorite watercolor supplies to use in your coloring books in this article. As always, use caution with any new supplies and play with them a bit in your art journal or a page you aren’t in love with before you tackle a new project. Know that MOST coloring book pages aren’t watercolor paper so you will need to take care to use less water than what you would use for proper watercolor painting. You can always copy the pages in your books to watercolor paper.

Derwent Watercolor Pencils

Derwent has two options:

Derwent Inktense Watercolor pencils can be used wet or dry but when water is added the colors become INTENSE.. thus the name.  Derwent Intense come in tiny packs of 6, or 12 but I would recommend one of the 3 middle sizes. 24, 36, 48(in a fancy wooden box below) or 72. Derwent Inktense Watercolor pencils in the UK and in Canada. These are not actually watercolors but instead are ink in the form of a pencil that activate with water. They are a bit magical. Peta Hewitt’s videos are invaluable in learning to use this watercolor supply.

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My favorite instructional artist Peta Hewitt shows you how to use Inktense Colored Pencils in this tutorial video.

Peta Hewitt warns us Inktense Pencils actually aren’t watercolor but rather acrylic ink in the form of a pencil so it does activate with water, but once it dries, then it’s permanent as opposed to watercolors which you can add water too and move the color around.

Faber Castell also has a couple of options for you in Watercolor Pencils

Albrecht Durer Artist Watercolor Pencils

These pencils open new horizons to your artistic creations by combining the advantages and applications of the classical watercolor paints and color pencils. The high pigment density ensures unsurpassed brilliance and the maximum possible light- fastness even for the most delicate shades and nuances.

Wonderfully creamy leads and high-density color make these pencils a perfect choice for anyone who is at all serious about working with watercolor pencils. The colors are more muted than those of Derwent Inktense Pencils, but the marks made can be moved more than once with water, so they serve a slightly different purpose. The two sets combined would be the absolutely ultimate collection a water colorist could desire. 

Click to buy Albrecht Durer’  Watercolor Pencils   US   UK   Canada

Albrecht Durer’s set of 24 includes: White, Light yellow glaze, Cadmium yellow, Dark chrome yellow, Dark cadmium orange, Pale geranium lake, Deep scarlet red, Dark red, Magenta, Helioblue-reddish, Ultramarine, Light ultramarine, Phthalo blue, Dark phthalo green, Emerald green, Light green, Earth green yellowish, Venetian red, Burnt ochre, Raw umber, Walnut brown, Warm grey V, Warm grey II, Black.

Albrecht Durer’s set of 36 includes: 

White, Cream, Light yellow glaze, Cadmium yellow, Dark chrome yellow, Cadmium orange, Dark cadmium orange, Pale geranium lake, Deep scarlet red, Middle cadmium red, Dark red, Magenta, Rose carmine, Middle purple pink, Mauve, Dark indigo, Helioblue-reddish, Ultramarine, Light ultramarine, Phthalo blue, Cobalt turquoise, Cobalt green, Dark phthalo green, Emerald green, Light green, Leaf green, Earth green yellowish, Pompeian red, Venetian red, Burnt ochre, Dark Naples ochre, Raw umber, Walnut brown, Warm grey V, Warm grey II, Black

Albrecht Durer’s set of 60 includes:

White, Cream, Light yellow glaze, Cadmium yellow lemon, Light cadmium yellow, Cadmium yellow, Dark cadmium yellow, Dark chrome yellow, Cadmium orange, Dark cadmium orange, Pale geranium lake, Deep scarlet red, Middle cadmium red, Permanent carmine, Dark red, Magenta, Madder, Rose carmine, Middle purple pink, Pink madder lake, Red-violet, Purple violet, Mauve, Delft blue, Dark indigo, Indanthrene blue, Helioblue-reddish, Ultramarine, Light ultramarine, Phthalo blue, Bluish turquoise, Prussian blue, Cobalt turquoise, Cobalt green, Deep cobalt green, Dark phthalo green, Emerald green, Light green, Leaf green, Pine green, Juniper green, Olive green yellowish, Earth green yellowish, Chromium green opaque, Medium flesh, Pompeian red, Venetian red, Sanguine, Burnt ochre, Naples yellow, Dark Naples ochre, Raw umber, Van Dyck brown, Burnt siena, Walnut brown, Warm grey V, Warm grey II, Cold grey II, Cold grey IV, Black

Albrecht Durer’s set of 72 includes:

White, Cream, Light yellow glaze, Cadmium yellow lemon, Light cadmium yellow, Cadmium yellow, Dark cadmium yellow, Dark chrome yellow, Cadmium orange, Dark cadmium orange, Scarlet red, Pale geranium lake, Deep scarlet red, Middle cadmium red, Permanent carmine, Dark red, Magenta, Madder, Rose carmine, Middle purple pink, Pink madder lake, Light magenta, Red-violet, Crimson, Purple violet, Mauve, Delft blue, Dark indigo, Indanthrene blue, Helioblue-reddish, Cobalt blue, Ultramarine, Light ultramarine, Skyblue, Phthalo blue, Light phthalo blue, Bluish turquoise, Prussian blue, Cobalt turquoise, Light cobalt turquoise, Cobalt green, Deep cobalt green, Dark phthalo green, Phthalo green, Emerald green, Light green, Leaf green, Pine green, Juniper green, Olive green yellowish, Earth green yellowish, Chromium green opaque, Earth green, Medium flesh, Light flesh, Cinnamon, Pompeian red, Venetian red, Sanguine, Burnt ochre, Naples yellow, Dark Naples ochre, Green gold, Raw umber, Van Dyck brown, Burnt siena, Walnut brown, Warm grey V, Warm grey II, Cold grey II, Cold grey IV, Black

Faber Castell’s Complete Set of Watercolor Supplies

Albrecht Durer’s set of 120 includes: White, Ivory, Cream, Light yellow glaze, Cadmium yellow lemon, Light cadmium yellow, Light chrome yellow, Cadmium yellow, Dark cadmium yellow, Dark chrome yellow, Cadmium orange, Orange glaze, Dark cadmium orange, Light cadmium red, Scarlet red, Pale geranium lake, Deep scarlet red, Deep red, Middle cadmium red, Permanent carmine, Dark red, Magenta, Madder, Alizarzin crimson, Pink carmine, Rose carmine, Fuchsia, Middle purple pink, Light purple pink, Pink madder lake, Light magenta, Ligth red-violet, Red-violet, Crimson, Manganese violet, Violet, Purple violet, Blue violet, Mauve, Delft blue, Dark indigo, Indanthrene blue, Helioblue-reddish, Cobalt blue, Ultramarine, Light ultramarine, Skyblue, Cobalt blue günlich, Phthalo blue, Middle phthalo blue, Light phthalo blue, Helio turquoise, Bluish turquoise, Prussian blue, Cobalt turquoise, Light cobalt turquoise, Cobalt green, Deep cobalt green, Hooker’s green, Dark phthalo green, Chrome oxide green fiery, Phthalo green, Emerald green, Ohthalogrün hell, Light green, Grass green, Leaf green, Permanent green, Permanent green olive, Pine green, Chrome oxid green, Juniper green, Olive green yellowish, May green, Earth green yellowish, Chromium green opaque, Earth green, Caput mortuum, Indian red, Caput mortuum Violet, Burnt carmine, Dark flesh, Medium flesh, Light flesh, Cinnamon, Pompeian red, Venetian red, Sanguine, Burnt ochre, Terracotta, Light yellow ochre, Naples yellow, Dark Naples ochre, Green gold, Brown ochre, Raw umber, Bistre, Van Dyck brown, Nougat, Burnt umber, Burnt siena, Walnut brown, Dark sepia, Warm grey VI, Warm grey V, Warm grey III, Warm grey II, Warm grey I, Cold grey I, Cold grey II, Cold grey III, Cold grey IV, Cold grey V, Cold grey VI, Payne’s grey, Black, Silver, Gold, Copper.

You can also order beautiful wood boxed sets for special gifts for the artists in your life.

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Albrecht Durer’ Colored Pencils  Click To Order US   UK   Canada

Your third artist grade watercolor pencil option is from Caran D’ache the pencil company that brings you the beautiful Pablo and Luminance colored pencil also has a line of watercolor pencils called Supracolor which compare to the Pablo’s and Museum Caran D’ache Museum Aquarelle Watercolor Pencils which are the Watercolor version of Luminance! WOW! The price reflects. 

Caran D’ache Watercolor Pencils

Oh, MY these are beautiful, just like their Luminance line of colored pencil they come boxed with little pillows for each pencil and that is how I treat my small set of 20.. like royalty. You can purchase these 72 gorgeous sticks of color by clicking here in the US  but they are in limited supply available in the UK here and Canada here.

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The Caran D’ache Museum Aquarelle Pencil also sell in a set of 20 Landscape Colors 

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Caran D’ache Museum Aquarelle Pencil Sets Museum Intro set of 12 colors includes
Black, Yellow Ochre, Brown, Lemon Yellow, Purplish Red, Payne’s Grey, Gold Cadmium Yellow. Light Cadmium Red. Dark Ultramarine, Permanent Blue, Phthalocyanine Green and Bright Green

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Inexpensive Watercolor Sets

My absolutely favorite for my mixed media art projects but would also be perfect for coloring books are the sets by Prima. Just the tins they come in are worth the full price. They come in color coordinated sets based on what type of art you enjoy.

Prima Watercolor Sets

Decadent Pies Watercolor Set

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Prima Marketing Watercolor Confections: Tropicals 

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Prima Marketing Watercolor Confections: The Classics

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Prima Marketing watercolor Confections: Shimmering Lights 

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Koi Water Color Travel Set – I really love this set as it contains a mini set of 24 pans of paint plus a Koi Waterbrush. This is made by Sakura, makers of Gelly Roll pens. This is the set I have.  I was warned at the art store that these colors aren’t artist grade and will fade with time and exposure to sunlight so if that is important to you, check the lightfast rating.

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Also, a nice budget option for watercolors are the Koh i Noor stack of watercolors with 24 pots of color in a cute stack of color wheels
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Winsor & Newton Cotman Water Color Pocket PLUS Set of 24 Half Pans

This is a student grade of watercolors but still a nice quality that would work perfectly for your coloring books. Each color has good transparency, excellent tinting strength and good working properties.
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Some people have a hard time controlling the water that comes out of water brushes so you can use watercolor brushes. You will need a small and medium round and a small flat brush. You can buy sets of them for very inexpensively to start out or head to your hobby store and buy one or two nice one’s using whatever coupon you have.

Waterbrushes are quite handy and are my favorite one’s particularly on the go as you don’t have to rinse the brushes out,  just blot off the color on your practice paper and go to a near area. See Peta’s video above for two ways to use the water brushes.

Zig Kuretake Aqua Brushes come in two sizes Medium and Zig Detail Aqua Brush

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How to use water brushes Tutorial Video from Peta.

We hope this helped you get started with watercolor supplies for your coloring, be sure to check out these coloring books designed specifically for watercolors and more video tutorials on watercolor coloring techniques here. 

 

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