
This month we get to study an American. Edward Hopper captured isolation in a very meticulous and deliberate way, creating images that invited his viewers into the middle of a story.

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
In order to complete this month’s project, each student will need to bring the following supplies to class:
watercolor tubes
1 sheet 9×12 watercolor paper
1 mixing plate / palette
white gouache in airtight container
1 water soluble colored pencil, pink
1, 1” flat paint brush
set of 12 colored pencils
liquid watercolor storage – pill container
metal water container
1 fine round watercolor brush
1 small flat watercolor brush
washi tape 1/2 inch
plein air clip board 9×12
Paper towels
optional: bottle of water

1925–1930