Paper
• 18” x 24” Drawing Pad
• 24” x 36” newsprint pad
• 2 sheets black (stonehenge)
• 2 sheets white (coventry rag)
• sketchbook: shortest side 4”, longest side 11”

Media
• asst. drawing pencils (6b, 3b, hb, 3h 6h)
• assorted conte crayons
• assorted graphite sticks
• assorted vine charcoal
• compressed charcoal sticks
• white pastels
• calligraphy pen with nibs
• waterbased black ink (waterproof when dry)
• oil pastels (any sized box)
• gallery drawing pastels

Brushes
• pointed bamboo brush (larger and small)

Other Tools
• drawing board (~22x26”)
• gray scale
• other erasers (white plastic, pink rubber, gray gum)
• clip on lamp

Misc.
• clear tacks
• jars/cups with lids
• large, cheap portfolio (cardboard)
• pencil case & satchel, or tackle box
• dish towel & handsoap kit
• workable fixative
• ziplock bags for charcoals and ink
• sponges

Three misc items from this list:
• Bamboo brush and pen combo
• white acrylic ink
• lumber crayon
• sauce colors (earth colored soft pastels)
• colored pencils (the yellow eraser erases these best)

Directions to an art supply store:
• From Call St. (the one way right in front of the art building) take a right at “Old Bainbridge/M.L.K./Macomb St./R.R. Ave./Wahnish Way.”
• Go down the hill, past Potbellies Bar, past the Civic center (both on left.,) cross over Pensacola St., then Gaines St., then RR. tracks.
• Look for Recycled Cycles and Harmon Glass on your right, and Capital Cash-n-Carry on your left.
• Just after Harmon Glass is the entrance to RR square on your right.
• Drive “straight” to the back and you’ll see Reaver’s.