I came to find out one thing and I learned so much more! Thank you so much for sharing this - I'm off now to play with paint mixing 😊 (you could call this video How to keep a 72 year old happily occupied for hours!) ❤ from Scotland 🏴
Very helpful video. I also use a CMY palette (or some other limited palette when I'm feeling adventurous). I'm curious to know if you've found an efficient way to mix these colours on the fly while working on a piece without making a confusing mess of the palette? I saw someone divide their palette into quadrants : warm/cool/light/dark with white in the cool light corner, blue in the cool dark corner, magenta warm dark corner, yellow warm light corner. Sounds great but unless you palette is massive it's hard to keep anything in chromatic order. Thanks for the great content!
It is something that comes to us after lots of practice! If you can work in larger palettes a few times, it will give you a better idea of what to make "on the fly!" Some people also will put their palettes out on paper, or color wheels and make notes so they have an idea of what they mixed to create their colors. Wish we could be more help but it really take lots of time, practice, and patience!
Thanks! One of the best “explanation exercises” on color theory I’ve seen yet. Plus the way it supports the capabilities of the three primaries. 🙏🏻 🎨
Awesome, thank you!
Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge on how to desaturate bright colours. I really like the softer tones!
Thank you for your kind words! Muted tones are such fun to create and use!
Thank you so much. This is very helpful x
Glad it was helpful!
I had thought that adding black to colors was muting them. Thank you for sharing all of your knowledge. Its all very helpful.
Thank you. I never knew how to mute colors. You made it very clear how I can do this. I’m going to try this out.😊
Thank you so much for watching! So glad that you found it helpful! 🌈👍😊
I came to find out one thing and I learned so much more! Thank you so much for sharing this - I'm off now to play with paint mixing 😊 (you could call this video How to keep a 72 year old happily occupied for hours!) ❤ from Scotland 🏴
I love that as the alternative title! 😊 Enjoy paint mixing, it's seriously such a fun obsession!
Loved this tutorial! Excellent demonstration. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.❤️
Thanks for watching! 😊❤️
I find your knowledge of color theory so valuable!! And understandable! Thanks so much!
That's so wonderful! Thank you so much for watching 💖
It’s finally clicking! 😮thank u!
Loved this demonstration! Very inspiring.
Thank you so much and thank you for watching! 💕
Loved to watch
Thank you so much for watching! 💞
So glad I found your channel 🩵🤍🩶
Welcome! So happy to have you here, please let us know if you have any questions at all!
Fantastic and super helpful, thank you!
Great to hear! Thank you for watching! ❤️🌈
Extremely helpful and exactly what I needed to help tone down my paintings😘😘
So glad it was helpful!
Very helpful, thank you.
No I didn't know this! Thank you for sharing.
Any time! So happy it was helpful!
Brilliant, thank you! I’m really into muted colours right now!
Wonderful! Thank you for watching!
Such a helpful tutorial - thank you!
so good to hear!
Thank you
My pleasure, thank you so much for watching!
This was a really valuable lesson for me in further understanding color theory. Thank you!
You're very welcome! Thank you so much for watching 💖😊
I've always had trouble finding the right hues and shades. Hopefully this will help me. Thanks!
We certainly hope so! Enjoy the journey too!
THANK U!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
You're welcome!!😊💕
Thank you for this! ❤
You're so welcome! Thanks for watching! 🥰🌈
You are always amazing, I LOVED THIS! can't wait to try to make these incredible colors. THANKS SO MUCH! Sondra Borrie
You are so welcome and I am so excited for you to play with the colors! Have fun!
Very helpful video. I also use a CMY palette (or some other limited palette when I'm feeling adventurous). I'm curious to know if you've found an efficient way to mix these colours on the fly while working on a piece without making a confusing mess of the palette?
I saw someone divide their palette into quadrants : warm/cool/light/dark with white in the cool light corner, blue in the cool dark corner, magenta warm dark corner, yellow warm light corner.
Sounds great but unless you palette is massive it's hard to keep anything in chromatic order.
Thanks for the great content!
It is something that comes to us after lots of practice! If you can work in larger palettes a few times, it will give you a better idea of what to make "on the fly!" Some people also will put their palettes out on paper, or color wheels and make notes so they have an idea of what they mixed to create their colors.
Wish we could be more help but it really take lots of time, practice, and patience!
Thanks
Make Spruce Color.
I love this except that you have to mix the pure colors to be able to mix the complements. That’s alot of mixing.
Get carpal tunnel surgery. U wil not regret it !!! I’ve done both hands. Only down for like 2 weeks.
Thanks so much - I go in next week, finally!!