Easton, Maryland workshop with ROBERT LIBERACE, Sept. 15, 16, 17 2006

REGISTRATION AND CONTRACT
Please print and send completed form with your check to:
Robert Liberace, 2826 Chain Bridge Road, Vienna, VA 22181.

name of student ____________________________________________________________

email address______________________________________________________________

mailing address ____________________________________________________________

phone__________________ emergency contact__________________________________ 

comments?_______________________________________________________________

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And now for the fine print... Students will be accepted in order by which payment is received. Robert Liberace and his agents act only in the manner of providing services and cannot accept the responsibility in whole or in part for delayed departures or arrivals, missed carrier connections, accidents, loss, or damage or injury to persons or property. We reserve the right to alter the itinerary or arrangements in the event it becomes necessary, and to substitute a teacher in case of an emergency.

CANCELLATION POLICY: If cancellation is made 30 or more days before the workshop date, a full refund will be made, less 5% of the total workshop fee. If cancellation is made 29 or fewer days before the workshop date, and your spot is filled by another student, the same refund (less 5%) applies. If cancellation is made 29 or fewer days before the workshop date, and your spot cannot be filled, 50% of the cost will be retained. By purchasing this workshop, the participant acknowledges and accepts these conditions.

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SUPPLIES
Paint colors (oils): burnt umber, cadmium yellow, cadmium red, permanent rose, alizarin crimson, ultra marine blue, cerulean blue, phthalocyanine blue, phthalocyanine green (Winsor & Newton calls their's Winsor blue -It comes in two shades, red and green. Either if fine but if you are newly purchasing it, get the green. and Winsor green), viridian, titanium white, lead white or lead white replacement (flake white). Rob likes Winsor & Newton, but any brand above student grade is fine.
Brushes: filbert bristle brush: #1, #3, #6, and #8 Any brand is fine but Rob likes Windsor Newton brand (Rathbone if possible) or Escoda brand; and Sable Filbert: #2 and #4 Rob likes Silver brand Renaissance Sable brushes or Escoda Sable brushes.
Wood palette
Palette knife (optional)
Medium: stand or linseed oil (or medium of choice), odorless solvent such as turpenoid or gamsol.
Rags (or good paper towels)
Canvas: need at least five 16"x20" or 18" x24" toned mid-gray (white with a little ivory black works well to tone the canvas).
Portable easel
Lunches and Drinks Also, we're told that students should bring their lunches since Easton is about 20 minutes from the workshop site. You should also consider bringing mosquito repellent, sunscreen, hat or visor, and a water bottle.

Special travel considerations for those who fly In view of the recent threats to the airlines, Rob will be happy to supply solvents to anyone flying in, so plan on bringing an empty small lidded container or jar to hold solvents. Though oil paints and most artist's mediums are not flammable, airport security guards will confiscate them if you try to take them as carry-on. They must be checked with your luggage. Make sure to pack them well and double bag in plastic bags or containers so they don't soil your other belongings if they are punctured. Since they will not be in the pressurized part of the plane, there is the possibility of bursting as well. BY ALL MEANS, PLEASE CHECK WITH YOUR AIRLINE FOR SPECIFIC RULES AND REGULATIONS REGARDING ARTIST'S MATERIALS. Another option is to ship oil paints and other non-flammables to the workshop destination ahead of time. If all else fails, contact Rob and he may be able to supply oil paints for you in some situations. Here are more travel tips for traveling with oil.