Please note you do not need to run out and buy all these new supplies (unless, of course, you were hoping for an excuse and then by all means), this supply list is for your reference and to make things a bit easier (some clickable links).

Quite often you can make do with what you have or swap out one brand for another although it is always fun to experiment and play with different materials and see what different artists are using.

Often on our journey its easy to think that if you just had the right this or that, or new this or that, then your work would progress. The most important thing is showing up to the practice of creating. The odd supply might be essential for one lesson here or there but if you have a general supply of basics you should be fine- improvise & experiment like an artist. Below  you will find the supply lists from the presenters but remember you can swap things out, choose your own colours and improvise.

Be sure that this supply list doesn't overwhelm you- use what you have :) Don't let not having the "right" supplies stop you from creating. This list is just a reference.

Also note many of the artists will walk you through the supplies in the lessons.

Emma Petitt
Blue Bear:

Remember you don´t have to get everything I list here, use what you have, use the colours that speak to you. Always think of alternatives to the items I use, this way your painting will become more unique to you.-

• A3 sheet of watercolour or mixed media paper (taped down to my work surface

• Golden Fluid Acrylics- Prussian BLUE

• Regular Acrylic Paint, I use Vallejo but Amsterdam or another brand is fine, Sky Blue, Amsterdam Yellowish green

• Posca pens- All the chunky 15mm nib pens- White, Pink, Light Blue, Blue

• Smaller orange Posca pen

• Small black marker for details

• Florescent Orange marker pen

• An array of water soluble pencils or any other mark making items eg Woodies,

• Black Stabilo mark all pencil

• Art graf tailors chalk

• Flat edge brushes, size suitable for the size you are working.

• Water spray

• Paper towels

• Palette

• Squeegee, spatula or scraper.

Galia Alena
Book of Luminous Things

• Gesso

• Eco Gouache

• Clear gesso

• Gel medium

• Brushes

• Washi tape

• Paint (I used some chalk paint)

• Stencils

• liquid hands

• Coffee

• Inks

Pam Thorburn
For the Love of Jugs

• 300gsm watercolour paper-or any strong mixed media paper.

• Acrylic paint. Any brand in your favourite colours. I used blues for my background and a cream for my negative painting.

• Paintbrushes: a 1/2” (1.5cm) flat brush or similar and a small pointed round for detail painting.

• Mark making materials, eg stamps, bubble wrap, corrugated cardboard, stencils,

• Chalk pastel, or a pencil.

Jenny Grant
Play to Express

One of the pitfalls when working with mixed media is to buy lots of art supplies and then not use them. There are so many fun things to buy BUT you can produce some wonderful pieces with a few supplies, a lot of scraps and simple tools. If you have some pieces of paper from an old book, some acrylic paint, some matt medium, some scrap paper for collage, and a pencil or pen you will be good to go. Here is the list of the supplies that I used in the class:

• Pages from an old recycled book

• An assortment of scraps of paper, papers from an old book

• Acrylic Paints heavy body and some Acrylic Ink.

• Mark making tools such as stencils

• Acrylic matt medium to use in collage. I use Liquitex, Matte Medium.

• A hard tool such as an old credit card to move the paint and medium around. I use a Palette knife.

• A couple of Pencils, Crayons or Pens for mark making

• A couple of paint brushes.

• Water spray bottle, old plastic lids and a couple of rags

Fonda Clark Haight
Signs & Sayings

Listen I am a huge believer in use what you have!!! Other than clear gesso and mat gel medium.... for the rest use what's on your desk and your drawers. You can use kid's crayons and a pencil and I have lol. I very often use craft paints. Don't buy stuff use what you have!

• Caran d'ache Neocolors 11 Watersoluable

• Stabilo

• Graphitone water soluable pencil

• Kirutake Ink

• Mixed Media paper or watercolor paper

• Clear gesso any brand (I use liquitex)

• Mat Gel Medium any brand (I use golden)

• Paints

• Water brush -I use fine tip pentel but you don't have to have one.

• colored pencils Various

• Ink Pens Various

• cardboard, scraps, mixed media upcycled trash

Laurel Greenfield
Colour Wheel

• Watercolor paper cut into 3 5”x7” rectangles

• Cup with water

• One brush

• Paper towel

• Pencil

• 3 different reds - I use quinacridone red, primary red, and quinacridone magenta

• 3 different yellows - I use benzimidazolone yellow medium, benz. yellow light, and primary yellow 

• 3 different blues - I use phthalo blue, cyan, and ultramarine blue

Shawn Petite
Journey of Texture

I’m a firm believer of, use what you have. It’s often when you use something different from what is listed that it will give you the most beautiful and interesting surprise.

So I’m giving you what I use. But….. always feel free to wander off the path and do what feels right for you!

• Art journal - use what you want to create on - do what feels great for you

• Liquitex matte medium

• Liquitex gesso white

• Utrecht gesso (you can also use texture paste) - anything a little heavier

• Grumbacher raw umber

• Daniel Smith water colors

• Stabilo all pencil,

• General charcoal,

• black soft pastel stick

• #9 watercolor brush, 1/2” angle brush

• Palette knife - any type ( you could also use a cut down credit card)

• Stencils ( you can also use a stamp or a hand made stencil or stamp)

• Tissue paper

• Copy paper, Collage paper (book pages, anything that you can find including magazine pages) or printed papers.

Joanne Sharpe
Spontaneous Intuitive Watercolour Ritual

• Watercolor paints-any brand. I use Holbein and Daniel Smith in tubes, then squeeze them into my “ArtToolkit” portable travel palette (as shown in the video).

• Watercolor paintbrushes #4 and #8

• Sketchbook or art journal with watercolor or mixed media paper. Any size, approx. size 5.5”x8” or 4.5”x6” (try Strathmore, Fabriano, Moleskine, Stillman and Birn, Canson,).

Laura Dame
Painty Collage Papers

• Vintage book pages and/or ledger papers

• Dina Wakley Media Plain Collage Tissue

• Stencils

• StencilGirl

• Golden SoFlat Matte Acrylic: Light Pthalo Green, Titan Mars Pale, Titan Green Pale

• Dina Wakley Media: Stoked, Turquoise, Malachite, Lapis, Mustard, Tangelo, Sage, Raspberry, Eggplant

•  Liquitex Basics Acrylic - Titanium White, Parchment

• Caran d'ache Neocolors 11 Watersoluable

Kristen Fagan
Mixed Media Meditation

• Watercolor Sketchbook - Hand Book Journal Co.

• Collage Items - Index cards, old book pages, security letter envelopes, magazines

• Acrylic Medium - Natural Earth Paint Acrylik Medium

• Watercolors - Natural Earth Paint Pigments

• Oil Pastels - Master’s Touch

• Gelato Sticks - Faber-Castell

• Markers - Staedler or Micron

• Paint Pens - Posca

• Acrylic Paints - Assorted

• Paint Brushes - Assorted

• Old Credit Card, Used Gift Card

• Plastic Knife

• Scissors

• Water, Paper Towel, Old Rag

Shinjini
Wild Soul

• White gesso

• Acrylic paints of your choice. I used: Pebeo: Yellow ochre, Turquoise blue

  Camel: Aqua green, Purple

  Windsor and Newton: Crimson, Pale Violet

• Inktense pencils. I used: Indigo blue, Fuschia

• Permanent black pen

• Stamped words or sentiment

• Glue stick

• Graphite pencil

• Brushes in various sizes

Vanessa Oliver-Lloyd
Soul Path Archetype

• Watercolor, mixed media or acrylic paper in your preferred size (I am using A4)

• Acrylic paints

• Assorted brushes

• Reference images (from magazines, books, your own work or online resources)

• Water

• Paint palette or palette paper (or a plate)

• Masking tape

• Tarot cards (if using that)

Gabbi Kitchener
The Original Selfie

• a mirror

• paper -It would be good to have approximately A3 size paper or bigger to have the space to roam around in. I am using cartridge paper. You can use scrap paper (no need to use quality paper).

• a pencil (or any other pointy drawing tool) I am using a stick of charcoal, you can use anything that you have.

Hali Karla
A Fit to Behold

All of these ideas are just possibilities for supplies you might consider…

• scrap papers, painted scraps, collage fodder, or perhaps photos

• fabric, yarn scraps, other tactile, soft things

• natural found objects, or other types of small collected objects

• adhesives - craft glues, gel mediums, double sided tape or hot glue gun, etc

• a small assortment of paints and mark-makers nearby

Eulalia Mejia
Earth Dragon

• Watercolor Paper: I’m using 7x10 in., 140 lbs. (17,8x25,4 cms., 300 gms)

• Acrylic Paint: I use all kinds of brands; use what you have and what you enjoy best. In a nutshell, you will need green (dark and light), pink (light and dark) and white acrylic paints. Hooker’s Green Hue, Gold Green, Viridian Green, Phtalo Green, Yellowish Green, Yellow Green, Turquoise, Titanium White, Naples Yellow Green, Fluorescent Magenta, Fluorescent Red

• Wax Crayons: I use Caran d'ache Neocolors 11 Watersoluable. Use what you prefer. You can substitute with wax crayons or oil pastels. Use dark and light green hues. Greenish Blue, Emerald Green, Light Olive, Yellow Green, Lime Green, White

• Acrylic Paint Markers (Posca): I use a variety of brands, use your preferred brand. Different green hues, Aqua Green, White, Fluo Pink, Pink

• White Stabilo Woody: Substitute with any water-soluble crayon.

• Fine Liner: Substitute with Titanium White Ink and Dip Pen or White Pen.

• Scissors

• Graphite Pencil

• Print-Out (see lesson in classroom)

• Brushes

• Paint Palette

• Water

Hayley Kruger
Enchanted whispers of the Silver Princess

• An A4 mixed media journal or an A4 piece of thicker (200gsm +)  mixed media paper.

• White Gesso (or coloured if that’s what you have)

• Acrylic paints I’ve used (you do not need to get these specific colours or brands. You can use any materials you have in similar colours)-Transparent Yello Oxide (Golden Fluid), Anthraquinone Blue (Golden Fluid), Titanium White, Permanent Rose (Winsor and Newton Professional Acrylic), Permanent Sap Green (Winsor and Newton Professional Acrylic)

• Stabilo Carbathello Pastel Pencil in Brown

• Stabilo All

• Matte Medium

• Derwent Inktense Blocks   Olive Green, Crimson or Fuschia, Yellow Ochre, White

• Derwent Inktense Pencils Poppy Red, Bark

• Caran d’ache Neocolor lls Reds, Greys

• Posca Marker Yellow

• Posca Marker White

• A few flat brushes for acrylic

• Watercolour brush

• Matte Medium (Fluid or Gel)

Monica Stadalski
NeuroArt Bird

• Mixed Media paper - I used Canson XL Mixed Media journal 5.5 x 8.5”

• Compass - or something to create a large round circle

• Pencil/Eraser

• Waterproof Pens like Micron in whatever size you’d like, a fine tip and medium works well - I used Micron 05 and Black Liner by Pacific Arc .05

• Watercolor paint - I used Daniel Smith Opera Pink, Quinacridone Violet, Quinacridone Gold, Lavender, Amethyst Genuine

• You can use any pinks and purple you have, or try another limited palette like blues and greens.

• Watercolor Brushes - round size 2 and 6, I used Artegria brand

• Gold Watercolor - I use Kremer Pigments Iriodin Bright Gold

• White Gel Pen - I used a Uniball Signo

Amanda Grace
Journal as a Place of Listening

• Writing- Leuchtturm1917

• Art- Icon (A5/A6/ 120gsm & Dylusions square black

• Caran D'Ache (oil pastes & wax crayons)

• Dickblick: Dynasty Finest Golden synthetic flat brushes (canister of 40)

• Black Gesso

• Acrylic Paint- Red, blue, yellow, white

• Gluestick

• Paper ephemera stash

• Extraordinary things to cut out & collage- Maria Rivans

Please remember you don’t need all these specific supplies, most can be swapped out with alternatives- be creative with what you already have 😊😊😊