willkempartschool | How to Paint a Moonlit Harbour (Part 2 of 2) @willkempartschool | Uploaded December 2022 | Updated October 2024, 6 hours ago.
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Materials you will need:
10 x 8-inch canvas or board

Paints:

I use Artist Quality acrylics from Golden Paints and Winsor & Newton, but you follow along with any brand.

For the first stage of the painting.

Burnt Umber (Golden Paints)
Ultramarine Blue (Golden Paints)
Titanium White (Golden Paints)

For the main painting:

Titanium White (Golden Paints)
Cadmium Yellow Light (Golden Paints)
Permanent Alizarin Crimson (Winsor & Newton)
Ultramarine Blue (Golden Paints)
Burnt Umber (Golden Paints)

Brushes:

Round synthetic - Princeton Aspen, size 4
Small round synthetic - Rosemary & Co Series 344 Synthetic
2-inch Decorators Brush (Purdy XL Elite Monarch or Wooster are nice)

Extra tools:

An HB Pencil – (I use a Kuru Toga Roulette Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Uniball)
Acrylic pen - I use a F & W empty marker filled with Sepia High Flow Acrylic
Acrylic Glazing Liquid Gloss (Golden Paints)
Palette Knife (I use a diamond shape size 45 by RGM)
Metal dipper or small pot for mediums
Greyscale value strip for judging colours
Jam Jar for water