Below is an example of a student's base kit. However, your teacher will guide and advise you to ensure your kit contains exactly what you need to start learning how to paint on porcelain.
➽ Brushes Square Shader Size ⅛ ¼ ½ - Hair Squirrel - Brand Hayden/Ceradec Pointer Size No.1 or No.0 - Hair Sable 2 x Cheap Watercolour Brushes Size ¼ - Brand FAS
➽ Miscellaneous Items Palette Knife 2½" Blade 1 x Rubber Pencil - Brand Staedtler Pen Holder SizeHunt 107 Nib Mineral Turps for cleaning brushes Pure/Gum Turps for working with products 1 x metre of pure silk - wash, iron while damp and cut into 8inches or 20cm squares - keep in a flat box or tin Cotton Wool Balls Lint free cotton (old sheet) - cut into ½ metre squares or tea towel size Round wooden toothpicks Cotton Buds with a pointed end Red Wipe Out Tool (WOT) Stylus or Fine Ball Point Pen Grinding Oil Copaiba Painting Medium (Closed) Aniseed Oil 2B China Graph Pencil Pen & Pencil, Eraser, Coloured Pencils Palette Box 2 x 6inch or 15cm Ceramic Tiles Graphite Paper Architectural Drafting Paper (Thin)
➽ Powder Paints Willoughby's - Trenton Ivory, Mixing Yellow, Hair Brown, Chartreuse, Moss Green, Black Green, Bronze Green, Water Green, Water Blue, Deep Blue Green, Pompadour 14, Blood Red, Pink for Roses, Violet of Iron, Black Degussa Orange Helen Humes Pecan, Mulberry Ruth Little Brown Pink
