
Fellow Painter:
This brochure describes the classes I will be giving in Saddle Brooke during March. terence_leach@yahoo.com.
Class starts March 5, and runs through March 26. The 4 week all day class runs from 9:00am to 3:00pm with an hour for lunch.
Our topic will be "desert techniques". Hope to see you there.
Terry Leach

In this class we devote our attention to techniques designed to capture the desert around us. Please note the material list at the end of this brochure.
Project 1: We will work on techniques to capture the texture and volume of desert rocks, mountains, and sandstone formations.
Project 2: We will spend this week on desert flora. The trees, cacti, grasses, and sage of the desert will be our focus in this project.
Project 3: I thought it would be fun to spend some time on cliff-house subjects. Capturing the volume and broken forms of Cliff-houses can lead to fantastic paintings. We'll also put to use some of the techniques we learned in week 1.
Project 4: Get ready! Skies and thunder clouds join me in a paint along where we have some fun with the great skies of our desert.
In addition to your normal watercolor supplies, please bring the materials listed below in the special section. If your normal supplies do not include 100% rag paper or a sketch book, please add these to your supplies.
Special for this class:
Palette Knife...trowel like, sand blade and
place in lemon
Creative Mark Scrubber Brush #4, #12
A large to medium feather
Some gum arabic
My main materials are listed below, collect them only if it pleases you. Your normal watercolor supplies will be adequate for class.
Brushes:
1 1/2" Flat Silverbrush
1" Flat (2) Polar Flo
#10,12 Round Silverbrush black velvet
#10,12 Round Escoda
#3 Rigger any brand
Davinci Paints:
Permanent Rose
Phthalo Blue
Arylide
Yellow
Cobalt Blue
Phthalo
Green
Mauve
Benzimida
Orange Deep Sepia
Burnt Sienna
facial
towel
2 water containers
Frank Webb Palette permanent marker
Creatacolor lead holder
Quality rag paper
12 X 9 or larger sketch book

“Organ Pipe Tinaja” by Terence Leach

“Morning

“Quiet