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Using Acrylic paint, you will explore the fundamental elements of painting (Color, Form, Value, and Line) and develop your own personal style and creative voice. You will be encouraged to explore styles and subject matters which excite and inspire you. You’ll learn to engage in constructive critique of your work, the work of your fellow classmates, and to think critically about your creative process.

Materials to purchase by student: (I recommend Jerry’s Artarama in Lawrenceville NJ)
Paints – Golden Heavy Body Acrylic Paint 2oz tubes – Titanium White, Cadmium Red Medium Hue, Cadmium Yellow Light, Yellow Ocher, Burnt Umber, Ultramarine Blue, Mars Black
Mediums – Extender, Gloss Gel medium
Brushes- various sizes (3/4” flat, #20 flat, #12 flat, #1 flat)
Palette knife – No specific requirements
Canvas/Panels – No special requirement. Sizes 9×12, 11×14, 12×16 works best, no larger. We will need at least two canvases and one
panel for the class.
Painter’s tape, Bottle for water, Pencils, Eraser, Strathmore Softcover 500 Sketchbook 9 ¾” x 7 ¾” (or similar), Palette (that keeps paints
moist),Metal ruler

woman working on still life painting

Pamela Ziegler

About the Teaching Artist

Pamela Ziegler has been a visual arts teacher for almost 20 years and specializes in teaching a wide range of art mediums. In her career as a teacher, she has taught art at the middle and high school levels in the Massachusetts and New Jersey area. She has advanced knowledge in graphic design and printmaking and has assisted students in their preparation for AP and college courses in these fields. Pamela currently teaches as the visual arts teacher at the American History High School.