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Hey there! I'm Emma and I'm a watercolour artist and paint-maker from Australia :) I specialise in wildlife portraits, and everything I paint is with 3-5 colours! Find more at paintwild.com
Showing you ALL of my artwork (from the 90s to now)
Taking you on a tour of ALL my artwork today - from when I was a kid until now! I've painted a tonne of watercolour portraits over the last 7 years and I hope it shows you that we all start somewhere, and anything is possible with time and practise :) enjoy!
FREE supplies guide: www.paintwild.com/supplies
FREE colour theory course: www.paintwild.com/wildcolours
Shop my handmade paints and brushes: www.paintwildshop.com
Learn to paint watercolour wildlife: www.paintwild.com/join
LINKS TO SUPPLIES (note: these are Amazon affiliate links and if you purchase something I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you):
PAPER:
- Arches coldpress watercolour paper 90lb/185gsm: amzn.to/3S1AVVg
- Arches coldpress watercolour paper 140lb/300gsm: amzn.to/48PKihM
- Saunders Waterford coldpress watercolour paper 140lb/300gsm: amzn.to/3ShR1f3
- Fabriano Artistico coldpress watercolour paper 140lb/300gsm: amzn.to/48oHRD3
PAINTS:
- Paint Wild handmade watercolours (Primary Palette): www.paintwildshop.com
- Winsor & Newton professional series watercolours (Winsor Lemon, Permanent Rose, Winsor Blue (Red Shade)): amzn.to/49bDATF
BRUSHES:
- Paint Wild watercolour brushes (size 0/3, 6 and 8): www.paintwildshop.com
- Princeton Heritage watercolour brushes (size 0/3, 6 and 8): amzn.to/3vHpLNX
OTHER SUPPLIES:
- Winsor & Newton Designer's Gouache in Permanent White: amzn.to/4aYWgra
- Handmade paw palette: www.etsy.com/au/shop/elliesartsoup
- Plastic folding travel palette: amzn.to/3U5vkjL
- Staedtler Mars Technico mechanical pencil: amzn.to/3TYYvow
- Staedtler Mars mechanical eraser: amzn.to/4b7aFSq
- Faber Castell kneaded eraser: amzn.to/48DXFSI
- 3M Scotch blue painter's tape: amzn.to/4aWOs9j
- Heat tool: amzn.to/47uJJcc
Instagram: paintwildacademy
FREE supplies guide: www.paintwild.com/supplies
FREE colour theory course: www.paintwild.com/wildcolours
Shop my handmade paints and brushes: www.paintwildshop.com
Learn to paint watercolour wildlife: www.paintwild.com/join
LINKS TO SUPPLIES (note: these are Amazon affiliate links and if you purchase something I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you):
PAPER:
- Arches coldpress watercolour paper 90lb/185gsm: amzn.to/3S1AVVg
- Arches coldpress watercolour paper 140lb/300gsm: amzn.to/48PKihM
- Saunders Waterford coldpress watercolour paper 140lb/300gsm: amzn.to/3ShR1f3
- Fabriano Artistico coldpress watercolour paper 140lb/300gsm: amzn.to/48oHRD3
PAINTS:
- Paint Wild handmade watercolours (Primary Palette): www.paintwildshop.com
- Winsor & Newton professional series watercolours (Winsor Lemon, Permanent Rose, Winsor Blue (Red Shade)): amzn.to/49bDATF
BRUSHES:
- Paint Wild watercolour brushes (size 0/3, 6 and 8): www.paintwildshop.com
- Princeton Heritage watercolour brushes (size 0/3, 6 and 8): amzn.to/3vHpLNX
OTHER SUPPLIES:
- Winsor & Newton Designer's Gouache in Permanent White: amzn.to/4aYWgra
- Handmade paw palette: www.etsy.com/au/shop/elliesartsoup
- Plastic folding travel palette: amzn.to/3U5vkjL
- Staedtler Mars Technico mechanical pencil: amzn.to/3TYYvow
- Staedtler Mars mechanical eraser: amzn.to/4b7aFSq
- Faber Castell kneaded eraser: amzn.to/48DXFSI
- 3M Scotch blue painter's tape: amzn.to/4aWOs9j
- Heat tool: amzn.to/47uJJcc
Instagram: paintwildacademy
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Last minute quick and easy watercolour Easter pattern projects
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Looking for some fun and quick easter-themed watercolour projects? I've got 4 for ya! These are not only great for easter time, but there are a lot of lessons to be learned in water control with most of these activities. Enjoy! FREE supplies guide: www.paintwild.com/supplies FREE colour theory course: www.paintwild.com/wildcolours Shop my handmade paints and brushes: www.paintwildshop.com Learn...
Quick and simple watercolour easter bunny tutorial
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Looking for a quick and beginner-friendly watercolour bunny tutorial for Easter? Look no further! This is a tutorial I created about 4 years ago, that will walk you through the entire painting process in real-time PLUS how to create your outline sketch. Enjoy! FREE supplies guide: www.paintwild.com/supplies FREE colour theory course: www.paintwild.com/wildcolours Shop my handmade paints and bru...
Values tutorial: paint a colourful watercolour gouldian finch... in greyscale
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Reference photo: unsplash.com/photos/a-colorful-bird-perched-on-a-branch-of-a-tree-78YxP3PP05A PDF handout download: www.paintwild.com/ytgf2024 Have you been struggling to achieve depth in your paintings, and everything you create just looks a little... flat? Let me introduce you to part 2 of my series about VALUES! These are in my opinion, far more important to learn and focus on during a pain...
The value of VALUES in watercolour paintings. Plus: how to tint, tone and shade colours
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Have you been struggling to achieve depth in your paintings, and everything you create just looks a little... flat? Let me introduce you to VALUES! These are in my opinion, far more important to learn and focus on during a painting than colours, and learning to create depth and highlights and shadows in your paintings will free you up to use different and exciting colour schemes than your refer...
Using a colour wheel to find colour schemes for watercolour portraits
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Are you confused over which colours to put together to make your portrait pop? Or maybe you keep making muddy colours, or end up with colours that fight each other for attention on the page? In this video, I'll show you how to use a colour wheel to find colour schemes you can use for your watercolour portraits to make them look harmonious and pop. We'll discover the different colour schemes, an...
Turn 3 colours into 12: how to paint a colour wheel in watercolour
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Have you been wanting to learn how to mix colours but aren't sure where to start? In this video I'll show you how to turn your 3 primary colours into 12 and paint a colour wheel! This tool isn't just a pretty rainbow circle though - you can use it to refer back to in future to mix a particular colour, you can use it to find complementary colours and colour schemes, and to either avoid OR make m...
How to choose the best 3 primary colours for your watercolour palette | Creating a limited palette
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Have you been wanting to learn how to mix colours from just the primaries, headed to the art store to grab your yellow, red and blue, and then been TOTALLY overwhelmed when you realised there's like 10 versions of each colour in every brand? Or maybe you've been struggling to learn watercolour and feeling overwhelmed by the sheer number of supplies? A limited palette can be a good way to reduce...
Watercolour supplies for beginners | What I use and recommend as a wildlife artist
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Hey there! Have you been wanting to get started with watercolour but have NO idea what supplies to get? Or maybe you've gone and bought a bunch of watercolour supplies but feel totally overwhelmed? Perhaps you're feeling frustrated that your skills don't seem to be progressing, or your paintings don't look like everyone else's you see online? ...It could be because of your supplies! I'm here to...
Is there any brand of ultramarine blue which doesn’t granulate as much? I’ve noticed when mixing that ultra granulates the mixes but haven’t found one that doesn’t granulate & don’t like using Indarthrone blue. Do love perm rose with ultramarine & like doing mountains.
Hi There is an ultramarine finest by Schmincke that is made to granulate less. As I understood they use a finer pigment (it is supposed to be grained more). I did buy it because I am on the hunt for a less granulating ultramarine as well. Do you have Instagram? If yes, tell me your handle and I could send you some pictures of my swatches if you would like. I don‘t think the ultramarine finest is what they suggest it should be, but still a bit less granulating. But after my internet research I was hoping for less grabulation than it was in the end.
You mentioned that Scarlet Lake is strong and staining. What are the difficulties you find with staining colors. I find it difficult to know when it’s best to use a staining or non staining watercolor
Love your work. It’s actually inspiring to see an artist’s growth over the years. Definitely boosts morale. Thank you for sharing your artwork and journey with us. I love your cats and snow leopard painting. I would love to learn those from you.
Can’t wait for the next dog dogtober!
Thanks for sharing! Your artwork is beautiful. I also love to paint animals and landscapes. Keep up the awesome work. :)
Thank you so much! And you too! ❤️
I love seeing your progress over the years, amazing how far you've come along and the improvements youve made, its funny how some you arent keen on are some of my favs lol this gives me optimism if i paint moreeee i will improve more, and to give things more a go as i have this fear of not doing well which is silly, but can put me off completing or even starting a painting. I have soo many half done, then start thinking of a next. I feel like getting to a point where i dont more onto another untill i have all tbe half done complete. A lot of your paintings are so beautiful, you are super talented and i loveee how youve kept them all over the years and remember so much about all your paintings 💖💖💖
Awww thank you so much, you're so sweet!!! I totally get that, I have those times too where fear stops me from starting. Sometimes we set the expectations too high for ourselves! I find doing something simple like swatching out some colours or setting myself a 10minute timer to quickly sketch something instead of committing to a full painting helps me push through that feeling - might help you too? Definitely keep at it! You've got this 👏🙌
Hi hi!!!! I hope you enjoy this artwork tour! Take a shot every time I say "adore" (or don't, you might not survive). It was really fun to take a trip down memory lane and I hope for those of you feeling overwhelmed or stuck, keep at it! Improvement won't happen overnight but it WILL happen ❤❤❤
💕 Promo`SM
Totally agree about birds’ feet being gross 😂
I prefer Michael Wilcox's *Perfect Color Choices for the Artist,* *The Wilcox Guide to the Best Watercolor Paints,* and *Blue and Yellow Don't Make Green.* These three wonderful books, with their detailed and complete explanations of color theory as it relates to mixing watercolor paints, have been invaluable to my understanding of watercolors. Key to understanding color (again, as it relates to pigments used for painting) is to appreciate that every color of paint is actually a combination of two main colors-blue pigment, for example, is either a violet-blue (mostly blue with some violet as the secondary color) or a green-blue (mostly blue with some green as the secondary color). Likewise, yellow pigment is either an orange-yellow or a green-yellow. Continuing on with this example, to mix a green using blue and yellow, you'll need to mix together a green-blue and a green-yellow (not a violet-blue and an orange-yellow). *The Wilcox Guide to the Best Watercolor Paints* is an exhaustive description of all the different colors of pigment made by the 30 plus major worldwide brands of watercolor paint. I've also found the *Quiller Color Wheel* by Stephen Quiller (particularly the 27" by 27" poster size) to be an excellent resource for appreciating the dual-color nature of all pigments. I use the *Stephen Quiller Porcelain Palette* (13” X 13” X 1¼”) with the following watercolor pigments (all, but one, Schmincke Horadam Aquarell)-starting at the top and going clockwise around the palette leaving an empty well between each of the pigments: *Aureolin Hue 208* (an orange-yellow), *Lemon Yellow 215* (a green-yellow), *May Green 524* (a yellow-green), *Sap Green 530* (a blue- green), *Helio Cerulean 479* (a green-blue), *Ultramarine Finest 494* (a violet-blue), *Brilliant Blue Violet 910* (a blue-violet), *Brilliant Red Violet 940* (a red-violet), *Ruby Red 351* (a violet-red), *Transparent Red Deep 355* (an orange-red), *Saturn Red 359* (a red-orange), and *Chromium Orange 214* (a yellow-orange). In the double wells in each of the four corners of the pallet, starting with the two wells in top left-hand corner and going clockwise, I have: *Transparent Sienna 653* and *Transparent Ocker 657,* *Madder Brown 670* and *Transparent Umber 671,* *Ivory Black 780* and *Graphite Grey 788,* and *Payne’s Grey Bluish 787* and *Titanium White* (Daniel Smith-the only pigment that is not Schmincke). There’s lots of room for mixing pigments in the large center well of the porcelain pallet. All the watercolor pigments were chosen for their primary and their secondary colors as well as their transparency and permanence. Enjoy : )
Fun!
Happy Easter paint pals! Hope you enjoy these quick Easter themed watercolour projects. The egg one is super fun and teaches you so much. Give it a go even if you just paint monochromatic circles instead of colourful eggs - it's a great lesson in water control! --Emma
Happy Easter, paint pals! Hope you like this short, beginner-friendly real-time tutorial :) a little looser than my usual painting style, but a bit of fun! Happy painting! --Emma
Hi hi!!! I hope you enjoy this real-time tutorial, painting a gouldian finch in greyscale watercolour :) realism can be pretty intimidating if you're new to watercolour, but give it a crack anyway, you'll learn heaps and I'm there to talk you through it step by step! Hope this helps you see how important values are in art, and how focusing on only colour can sometimes leave your paintings a lil flat. If you have any questions feel free to drop a comment below --Emma
Loved this one!
Hi hi!!! I hope you enjoy this real-time tutorial, painting a gouldian finch in greyscale watercolour :) realism can be pretty intimidating if you're new to watercolour, but give it a crack anyway, you'll learn heaps and I'm there to talk you through it step by step! Hope this helps you see how important values are in art, and how focusing on only colour can sometimes leave your paintings a lil flat. If you have any questions feel free to drop a comment below ❤ --Emma
Your channel deserves many more subscriptions! I am finding you introductory videos very helpful for me as a beginner watercolorist.
Thank you so much!! And I'm so glad to hear they've been helpful! ❤️
you're such a good lecturer. love how you impart information. thank you
Thank you so much, you're so kind! ❤
I can't tell you how many times I've recommended to a beginner to turn both their current painting and the reference to black and white to compare values. I now do it for every painting from a reference. Adding darks to your paintings is sometimes scary, but a good painting is ALL in the values. Fun video!
Thanks Susan! Totally, biggest game changer for realism! ❤
Learned it from the best teacher - you! @@PaintWildAcademy
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Hiiii! Hope you enjoyed this video on values 😃 as much as colour mixing/using a limited palette helped me get the hang of watercolour, what REALLY helped me lift my watercolour game after that was learning all about values! So so important for achieving realism, and I usually find myself painting more from a greyscale reference than colour! Let me know how this video helped you, and I look forward to painting a monochromatic portrait with you in the next one! ❤
Love ❤❤❤ your videos!
Thank you so much! 😊
This also serves as a good way to get comfortable using plenty of paint, I love that! I'm always concerned about waste but this feels good to be reminded about reuse.
So true actually! It feels like a lot at the time, but I love that watercolour stretches soo far thanks to water, and being able to reuse what's on your palette! I don't know how acrylic or oil painters do it 😅
So happy to have you back on TH-cam! I am determined to start painting for realz this year, I've been intimidated by it for far too long
Hi Winnie!! Thank you! Ohh I hope you do 😊 I have no doubt you'll be amazing!
Hope this vid on colour schemes helped you! Don't forget to check out my other colour theory videos (in their own playlist!) or learn more about colour theory and mixing in my free online course at paintwild.com/wildcolours 😊
Interesting. A bit confusing keep switching between W&N professional and Cotmam. Two videos would have simplified this, though it was useful to see common pigments.
Aww no, I'm sorry to hear you found it confusing! Only one of the colour wheels was with Cotman colours, everything else was professional series if that helps 😊 I'll label them better next time!
"Promo SM" 😎
Loving your “nerdiness”! It’s fascinating and I like to understand the why’s rather than just accepting what I’m being told.❤
Thank you 😊 I'm the exact same hehe, love me some context always!
At the beginning of my watercolor journey, I hated granulating and opaque watercolor paint. But as time goes by, I feel there is a time and place for them. I wouldn't use either on a botanical painting. But I live on the ocean. Granulating colors are a must for seascapes. Opaque colors are better on Yupo paper. My biggest rule is to utilize single pigment paint as often as possible. But that's just me. 😊
Agree! I grew to love 'specialty' paints and supplies over time as well 😊 I've never tried Yupo paper for watercolour though!
I love your explanations. So easy to understand.
Thank you so much Linda, happy to hear that! 😀
This is the video I needed - thanks
Great video explaining the basics of color theory and paint properties!
Thank you so much! Glad it was helpful 😊
This was really interesting! I personally use a split primary for further variety but sometimes space can be limited or I just don’t want to deal with that many color choices. Would love to see your thoughts on split primaries!
Thank you! I felt the same way in the beginning so just stuck to 3 but I'll definitely cover split primaries - scheduled for end of feb at this stage! 🥰
Thank you for this video!! I have been looking for a way to mix the colours I need without breaking my budget. I wanted to buy the best quality of the 3 primaries then mix the rest. I hope you can show us siennas and umbers!!
Glad it was helpful! 😊 do you mean how to mix colours that look similar to siennas and umbers, or creating mixes with those colours? Let me know!
@@PaintWildAcademy it would be wonderful to know how to mix my own siennas and umbers from the 3 primaries 😃
Perfect! Will definitely be covering that in a future vid 🥰
Thank you so much for this video!! It's exactly what I needed -- seeing it "in real life", even as you didn't do it "perfectly" (my struggle!!) was so very helpful. 🤩
Glad to hear it Kathy! I make mistakes all the time 😊 I leave them in my painting tutorials as well so I can show my students how to fix things! I replied to your email as well, hope you got the handout, if not - it's on the colour wheel page of Wild Colours 😀 happy colour mixing!!
I pick a different set of primaries for every painting, according to what colours I need to be able to mix for that painting. But I wouldn't consider myself a beginer :P I keep around 30 paints on my palette at once, but I never use more than 4-7 on a single painting. That's how I keep from getting bored with using the same colours all the time, but still work with a limited palette to maintain colour harmony.
Ooh clever, I love that approach! Do you find you have favourites out of those 30 that make an appearance in your limited palettes often?
@@PaintWildAcademy I do, but I have kind of, categories of favourites - some that are just a go-to colour, some that I just like but are hard to find the right place for. Like, Nickel azo yellow is almost the only yellow I use, azo green is my go-to for mixing greens. But I really love cobalt turquoise and it makes a lovely shadow colour for white subjects, so sometimes I like to pick a white subject just so I can use it. I have about ten reds and pinks though, and I can't live without any of them, I'm always agonizing over which one is just the right red or pink for a particular painting.
Thank you for a fantastic and comprehensive deep dive into both color theory and color mixing. I really enjoyed how you approached this ❤ I also find that ppl disagree slightly when it comes to determining on warm and cool colors, especially when it comes to blue. Could you do a breakdown on that? I find that there are different opinions on that. Some think that purple leaning blues are cold and green leaning blues are warm, because it’s leaning towards yellow, which they argue is warm, but when I try to research, I find arguments pointing in the direction towards purple leaning blues are warm. Since you gravitate towards cool colors, and have done a deep dive into colors, maybe this is something you can explain in a logical way?
Glad to hear you enjoyed it! 😊 I can definitely go into that - I've got an upcoming video planned on split primary palettes so I reckon I'll chat about it then. Honestly though I think the easiest way I can explain it (and how I choose to think about it anyway) is that a colour's temperature is relative! A blue compared to red looks cool, but you could put a different blue next to the original blue, and all of a sudden the original blue looks warm in comparison. I think that people approach colour from different standpoints as well - some from an art background, others from a scientific, and others from fashion - and everyone thinks about it and sees it a bit differently. I've decided to stick with 'temperature is relative' rather than looking for a definitive answer - because like you said, everyone seems to have a different opinion! 😂 I look forward to covering it more soon though, thank you!
14:19 What warm yellow used in the bottom rows? Have you tried transparent yellow PY150 or PY128?
New gamboge! PY150 + PR209. I do have transparent yellow in my collection actually - I'll have to try it!
8:42 My guess, Phthalo Blue in Cotman is pretty strong, much stronger than the rose and lemon yellow, so it may make difficulties for beginner to learn color mixing. Ultramarine even when it is not the 'right primary color' is much manageable in mixing and it is also the most popular blue in traditional palette.
That is a really good point!
Thank you !!! I happened to sneak a peak at your Paint Wild handmade watercolours... beautiful blues and greens ... and magentas... you also have great reviews on them, so that may be a reason they're Sold Out!!! Thanks for sharing... I started watercoloring at 68 (3 years ago) and had quite a collection going of convenience colors! I didn't know about pigments... your lessons would have been a great help... I'm seriously happy to be swatching my favorites! Need to start painting again soon! Happy 😊 painting!!! From a California Gramma ❤
Aww thank you - they take a really long time to make so I don't often have many available at a time 🥰 what kind of subjects do you like painting?
I haven't painted in 18 months... however, I liked floral, floral heart wreaths, seascapes... all at a beginner level. I fell in love with Turquoise colors... greenish blues (Winsor Green, Aqua Green), bright reds, PR254, PR170... & magentas!!! I used to make vines and leaves with greens and blues. The Chameleon colors I like are basically the same colors... I'm fascinated by them! It must be rewarding to make them! To see them come alive on paper! Thank you for your reply!!! BTW, I absolutely love your voice and accent! Wishing you a happy journey with lots of blessings! ❤️
Bizarrely, Prussian blue (PB27) actually recovers from fading if you put it in shade with good airflow. And we all still enjoy the vibrancy of the last several hundred years of Prussian blue paintings. I don’t get the modern obsession with extreme lightfastness.
Whaaaat?? Really!!? That's so cool! I actually didn't even know prussian blue was considered fugitive til I was researching for this video 😬 one of the pigments I use in my handmade watercolour range is a prussian blue and it's lightfastness is rated as excellent 🤷♀️ might have to do my own test! Even if its just to try the fading reversal haha. So cool!
At last someone who knows where magenta goes! ❤❤❤❤
Hey hey! Hope you enjoyed this lil tutorial on creating a colour wheel of 12 colours from 3 primary colours 😊 I looooove colour mixing, so I hope this made you feel more comfortable trying it for yourself! If you want to grab the colour wheel templates or take the rest of my free colour theory course (with the tiger's eye tutorial too) you'll find it at www.paintwild.com/wildcolours 🎨
Wow these comments are so rude. You explained everything very well and simply. And your color wheels look fine. I already knew all of this and I still enjoyed the video! 😊
Thank you! 😊🙏 appreciate your kindness!
I didn't fine the comments rude. 🤔
I made color wheels with limited palettes last year using a set that was only $9.00. I learned a LOT by going through the process, enough that I wrote about it in a blog post. Your review of color theory is much more informed, and I love it.
Ooh how fun! And thank you! I'd love to read your blog post, feel free to link it 😊❤️
I'm 54. We had maybe 12 clors at most in our paint swts in Art classes. My teachers has us learn & mix the B & W gray scale of 10 and we had to mix the color wheel/spectrum. We had few convenience colors in small midwest town in the early 80s. Which means we HAD to get creative 🎨 🖼 😊
What an awesome way to learn, I love it!! I've learnt so much from doing value studies and monochromatic paintings in the past - simple can be so effective! Thanks for stopping by! 🙏❤️
Hi, I loved your video very much. Well done :)
Thank you so much! I'm so happy to hear that! ❤️
Another beautiful color! What do you use to mix them? A California Gramma ❤
Binder - a combination of gum arabic, glycerin, clove oil and distilled water 😊 or if you meant the tool that's a glass muller!
I agree!!! Just subscribed! ❤A California Gramma ❤
Absolutely beautiful color!!! I've been watching artists that make their own metallic watercolor paint... that's why you popped up on my utube page! Also like Chameleon metallic watercolor paint!!! Was getting inspired to make some, but it's less expensive to buy a few pans! Thank you from a California Gramma ❤
Haha definitely!! And those chameleon pigments are particularly expensive!
Aren't there only 3 primary colors? Blue, red, yellow. Your choice of words can be confusing to beginners.
Hi Mary Anne! Thanks for your feedback. Yes those are the primary colours, but watercolour paint brands sell many different reds, yellows, and blues. This video is to help people decide which particular red, yellow and blue are the best for them 😊
Are you going to share "Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow" color wheel. Magenta can't be made with the regular color wheel. You can make red with Magenta and yellow. Maybe next time .... thank you 😊
Hi Anne! Yes, this video shows many colour comparisons. In the second half I show colour wheels made of red, yellow and blue, plus others with magenta, cyan and yellow - and even some muted and earthy versions of each primary. Hope this helps!
Thank you 😊 so much!!! You must be in a time zone similar to California! With love ❤️ from a grateful California Gramma ❤️
AUSTRALIA!!! YOU'RE A DAY AHEAD!!! WOW! My husband and youngest son, 39, have visited your beautiful country! I heard your accent, but that doesn't always mean you live there... but just looked up your info!!! Wishing you continued success sharing your journey with all of us! 🎉❤😊