RISD store -$338.18
Oil paints:
-Lemon yellow, cadmium yellow medium, yellow ochre, burnt sienna, burnt umber, terre verte, raw umber, alzarin crimson, cadmium red medium, ultramarine blue, cobalt blue, cerulean blue, lamp black, titanium white (large tube).
Acrylics:
Burnt sienna, ultramarine blue.
Refined linseed oil, 1 bottle.
Gamsol, 1 large tank.
Silicoil brush cleaner.
Palette knives (1 pointed fine detail, one square)
Cotton muslin rough canvas
Staple gun.
Canvas stretcher bar, 2 pairs of 16 inch and 20 inch.
Heavy gloss gesso large tub (for prepping canvas)
Fine sandpaper, 5 sheets (for prepping canvas)
The master's oil paint brush cleaner.
Black wax crayon pencil, #3 hardness.
Black wax crayon stick, #3 hardness.

CVS -$14.11
Herbal essense shampoo, 1 bottle.
Maxi pads, 1 box.

Money spent: $352.29
Money left: $198.51

There's still more books I need to buy, but forget that. I'm going to try and take them out of the library and read them first. If not that, THEN I'll buy them. Every time I have to go to the RISD store to get supplies for painting class I almost have a friggin heart attack.

But my professor liked my oil painting the best. HA.
HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA HAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHA IN YOUR FACE! I AM AWESOME.
Oil painting actually really fun. It's just really time consuming. Right now I'm getting ready to prep for the next paintings I'm doing. I have to do one oil painting for painting studio, and another for illustration studio (our professor gave us an extra week - THANK GOD). I'm going to do the painting for illustration in acrylic paint though. That will be quicker and I won't run out of paint as easily.

Did you know that oil paint dries REALLY SLOW? It's still in the cabinet in the illustration studio building because I don't want to touch it before it dries and then ruin it, because I worked SO HARD on that thing.

I'll call you tomorrow!
It's raining so hard right now.