What colours do you actually, really need? In Studio with Mark Waller

Which colours do you really need to paint with? How do you use them to their best ability? And in which circumstances? In this video, Mark Waller goes through his colour palette with you and demonstrates the versatility of each one. Each paint colour has to work very hard as he is ultimately very lazy :D If you're a beginner with no idea what colours you need to make a start - this is GREAT advice for you. And if you're not a beginner, we still reckon you'll get something out of this vid. Thanks so much for watching!
Mark's palette is as follows:
Atelier Interactive Artists Acrylics
Titanium White
Napthol Red Light
Permanent Alizarine
French Ultramarine Blue
Pthalo Blue
Cadmium Yellow Medium
Cadmium Yellow Light
Forest Green
Dioxazine Purple
Burnt Umber
00:00 - Setting up
00:48 - Use a big palette
01:02 - Colours used
01:25 - Titanium White
01:54 - Permanent Alizarine
02:36 - Napthol Red Light
03:03 - Cadmium Yellow Medium
03:53 - Cadmium Yellow Light
04:50 - Forest Green
06:00 - Pthalo Blue
06:59 - French Ultramarine Blue
07:57 - Dioxazine Purple
09:19 - Burnt Umber
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Mark uses Atelier Free Flow Artists Acrylics and Atelier Interactive Artists Acrylics by Chroma Australia.
Mark uses Micador for Artists Future and series 1300 brushes (amongst others, usually whatever is within reach). Micador is a fantastic Aussie company doing their best for the environment. For more info on their sustainability efforts see micador.com.au/green_earth
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