This document provides information about required materials and supplies for a drawing class, including various types of charcoal, paper, erasers, pencils, pens, and fixative. It emphasizes the importance of being prepared by purchasing the necessary materials before class and bringing them to each session, in order to participate fully and avoid frustration. Failure to obtain the supplies could result in an unsatisfactory outcome or grade. Recommended local stores for purchasing art supplies are also listed.

1. DRAWING
MATERIALS AND
SUPPLIES

2. DUDE!!!!
BUY YOUR REQUIRED MATERIALS

3. DON’T BE THIS GUY

4. IF YOU CANNOT AFFORD THE
MATERIALS

5. WAIT UNTIL YOU HAVE THE MONEY
before taking this class

6. OR IT WILL NOT BE PRETTY

9. BEHOLD
The Government Cheese art-supply
buffet cart

13. Charcoal Powder
• Used to “tone down” paper
and mid range gray value

16. Chamois
• An eraser like tool
Use to achieve light gray
Areas and remove large
Areas of charcoal from
toned paper

18. Char-K-ole Powder
Make at home by crushing
Char-K-ole into powder

20. Char-Kole
• Charcoal with a “K”
• The DARKEST STUFF
• Use sparingly
• Very hard to remove
• So
• Use SPARINGLY

23. Blending Sticks
• Use to blend after application of charcoal pencils
in detailed areas

26. Paper Mate “tuff stuff”
eraser stick and refills
• IMPORTANT
• IMPORTANT
• IMPORTANT
• IMPORTANT
• IMPORTANT !!!

27. Paper Mate “tuff stuff”
eraser stick and refills
This is a drawing tool,
Not an eraser tool.

28. These are NOT detailed
enough
No good

33. Vine Charcoal
• Medium or soft vine
Use during sketch
Stage for initial gesture

36. Charcoal Pencils
Always have them
SHARPENED
Use for detailed areas
Extra soft (dark) is the same as
Char-K-ole

39. BEST WAY
Is with small sharp knife
BUT you must do this at home because
YOU CANNOT BRING KNIFES TO
CLASS!!

40. Pencil Sharpener

43. Kneaded Eraser

44. Vinyl Eraser
• Alvin Vinyl Eraser $.65 at
DICK BLICK
• Link

46. IF YOU DO NOT USE
You will end up spitting on your
drawings

47. Dusting Brush
• Staedtler Mars Dusting
Brushes $2.49 at Dick Blick
• Link

54. • ALWAYS BRING YOUR SUPPLIES TO
CLASS !!!!!!!

55. • ALWAYS BRING YOUR SUPPLIES TO
CLASS !!!!!!!

56. • PREPAREDNESS =HAPPINESS

57. • UNPREPAREDNESS =FAIL

58. Drawing Paper
• Strathmore Medium
• Premium recycled

59. Graphite Pencils
• HB is preferred

60. Sharpie Chisel Tip Marker
(Black)
• Sharpie Chisel Tip Marker
• $1.28 at DICK BLICK
• Link

61. Sakura Pigma Micron Pen
• Pen Size 005 = Point Size
0.20 mm
• Pen Size 01 = Point Size
0.25 mm
• Set of 6 $11.25 at DICK
BLICK
• Link

62. Sharpie Fine Point Marker
(Black)
• Sharpie Fine Point Marker5
for $4.98 at DICK BLICK
• Link

63. Sharpie ULTRA Fine Point
Marker (Black)
• Sharpie ULTRA Fine Point
Marker5 for $5.09 at DICK
BLICK
• Link

64. Scissors
• Fiskars Student Scissors
• $4.42 at DICK BLICK
• Link

65. Workable Matte Fixative

66. T-Square

67. • AFTER YOU PURCHASE YOUR SUPPLIES STORE
THEM IN AN ART BOX FOR EASY TRANSPORT

68. • BUY YOUR SUPPLIES AT ONE OF
THE FOLLWING LOCATIONS:

69. Easel Art Supply Center -810 Park Avenue
Lake Park, FL 33403-2402 (561) 844-3111
• Directions
• Good selection and prices

70. Crafts & Stuff
9810 Alternate A1APalm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
(561) 694-0750
• Directions
• Reasonably priced but not a
wide selection.

71. Michaels -11240 Legacy Avenue Palm Beach
Gdns, FL 33410 (561) 775-0859
• Directions
• Usually overpriced, only use
as a last resort.

72. JERRY'S ARTARAMA 2601- South Military
TrailWest Palm Beach, FL 33415(561) 434-2288
• Directions
• Good selection and prices

73. DICK BLICK
• ONLINE CATALOG
• The best online art supply
catalog. Has almost all
supplies at very competitive
prices.

74. ONE MORE TIME!!!!
BUY YOUR REQUIRED MATERIALS

75. DON’T BE THIS GUY

78. EXASPERATED PROFESSOR

79. TEE HEE

80. What are ma-terialz?

81. • Giggle giggle
• I have a pencil
• The rest is in my car
• I have them,
but they are not out
• I don’t know what the
Materials are

82. Oops, didn’t bring his materials

83. PATHETIC
beyond all
BELIEF

84. I brought MY materials
BADASS

85. Don’t make me call Rick Scott