I would say, mix from your 3 primaries, and just adjust to add a little more yellow and pink and a little less blue. Cerulean, lemon and rose is pretty safe.
I'm still not very good mixing color I'm glad i purchased your posters to help me mix different colors together...i even took four pictures on my phone of each poster to take with me when I'm out and about and i want to do a fast painting in car.......the posters are very helpful at home...i wish I could do a flipboard smaller version like a 10×10 version I'm thinking I might see if I can get my daughter to do a copy on computer printer c and then just tape over each picture as my eyes are older ...to much to carry in my purse the big posters...lol...I thought I could just hole punch at top then add it to my sketch book with a string..mikelle art mom✍👩🎨🎨
Michele I haven’t watched this mixing gray video yet but I am watching your tree/and tree bark videos right now. I just had to let your know how much a enjoy your way of teaching. I have learned so much from you the past few months. I really appreciate all the work you do to put these videos out. Thank you!! Stay safe, healthy and happy 💚
This is very helpful. I bought 2 travel palettes to fill from my tubes to take on vacation. Each holds 12 half pans so knowing I can mix other colors especially gray is very important to me. Thank you
Love your mixing videos. "Mixing Grays" part 1 and 2 was so helpful, to learn new formulas (at least to me) and how to push a particular gray toward a color bias. Thanks so much!
Hi Michelle. What would you suggest for mixing a neutral, almost cool grey like periwinkle grey? I think leaning the mix towards a cool blue seems to work, so that would mean Prussian Blue and Venetian Red?
You could, but remember you will get a lot of granulation with venetian which is basically a version of red oxide. Might be worth experimenting with a scarlet or clear orange if that troubles you.
I love your color mixing videos! I have mostly Daniel Smith colors, so I will see how these come out, but I'm already looking forward to trying later today 😊
I owne just a few of the paints named in the video😉 But of course the principles apply to other similar colors as well so quite interesting nevertheless. Also I am planning to buy some artist grade paints to supplement my set, and this gives me some good pointers.
I can't remember but it would either have been Quinacridone Rose, Talens Rembrandt or Jackman's Art Materials Quinacridone Magenta, because the first is in my palette all the time and the second I had out for a patreon's video I was filming.
Would you have a recipe for African Grey?🦜 They don’t taste good 🥴but a recipe for the spectacular array of grays in their plumage is appreciated. I watched your white video and haven’t tried yet but it just may be the trick to that flat look. He’s got a heck of a set of red tail feathers! He’s not as iridescent as Ace. Addy loves your videos and can’t wait for the next on. 🤘 rock on
Hello Addy! He is safe as I don't eat meat. Yes flat opaque colour can often be achieved with white. I intend to do more bird painting tutorials, parrots perhaps!
In the Studio with Michele Webber I’m a beginner and frankly, I find it very hard to mix colors when I’m following instructions to paint something and I’m expected to have colors that I don’t have. I was following the rule of having just two sets of primaries, cool and warm, to learn how to mix secondaries and tertiaries, but such an endeavor proved to be very frustrating. I think triads work very well if you take a course on color theory and paint later. Although, I agree that tweaking colors you already have is very useful too.
There's a red pigment that gets labelled by many names including Indian, Oxide, Venetian, but pigments vary even within the same number. But if you mean can you use it for the red oxide in the video, yes, it is likely to be very similar.
Do you have any favorite gray recipes? Don't miss Part 1 Swatching and adjusting tube Grays: th-cam.com/video/gYSW2DCTqdA/w-d-xo.html
Cascade Green and Quin Magenta.
@@leahferrell3110oh! Yeah! I have both of those! Lol going to try this out. Thank you!
very clear and precise gray mixing tutorial. Thank You
You're very welcome!
I've been searching such a tutorial my whole life
Thanks very much for the helpful info. Do you have a recipe for a warm grey that one could use for clouds?
I would say, mix from your 3 primaries, and just adjust to add a little more yellow and pink and a little less blue. Cerulean, lemon and rose is pretty safe.
I'm going to go and play with making greys after I've watched all of this video. So helpful.
I'm still not very good mixing color I'm glad i purchased your posters to help me mix different colors together...i even took four pictures on my phone of each poster to take with me when I'm out and about and i want to do a fast painting in car.......the posters are very helpful at home...i wish I could do a flipboard smaller version like a 10×10 version I'm thinking I might see if I can get my daughter to do a copy on computer printer c and then just tape over each picture as my eyes are older ...to much to carry in my purse the big posters...lol...I thought I could just hole punch at top then add it to my sketch book with a string..mikelle art mom✍👩🎨🎨
What a great idea!
Michele
I haven’t watched this mixing gray video yet but I am watching your tree/and tree bark videos right now. I just had to let your know how much a enjoy your way of teaching. I have learned so much from you the past few months. I really appreciate all the work you do to put these videos out. Thank you!! Stay safe, healthy and happy 💚
Thanks so much, you stay safe too!
This is very helpful. I bought 2 travel palettes to fill from my tubes to take on vacation. Each holds 12 half pans so knowing I can mix other colors especially gray is very important to me. Thank you
Glad it was helpful Lori, enjoy your vacation!
I like all the greys. The combination of viridian and opera is quite wonderful in the way it seems to nearly disappear: cool light and granular.
Yes, so many lovely greys to mix, and many more out there I am sure!
Wow so glad I found this!
Mixed it right up as you were talking. Thank you very much. My paving stones are 100% better.
Wonderful!
Love your mixing videos. "Mixing Grays" part 1 and 2 was so helpful, to learn new formulas (at least to me) and how to push a particular gray toward a color bias. Thanks so much!
So glad you liked it DeeAnn!
I’m going to start mixing my own greys with all these colours myself.
Sounds great!
Great tutorial Michele, thank you
I really love how you explain....subscribed :)
Awesome, thank you!
@@IntheStudiowithMicheleWebber I am a watercolor beginner and your tips are really helpful. Please keep posting more such useful content❤️
Thank you very much. You help me to my project in science. I have no money to buy color gray color. But i see this your video. I like it
Glad I could help!
Michele, thank you so much for posting videos on mixing grays. Plan to give these a try in my next watercolor painting.
Brilliant :-)
Thank you for the very informative video. I need all the help with mixing I can get. Side note: I was mesmerized by your manicure in this video.
A lady called Sophie does them, she is an artist in her own right I think!
In the Studio with Michele Webber I agree!
Excellent info and teaching. Thank you.🙏
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for these videos there very helpful.
You are welcome :-)
Your videos are topnotch!
Thank you!
Lovely selection of grays! Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
Love this, so interested in shadows
Really liked both part 1 and 2. Very usefull.
Glad you enjoyed them, thanks for watching!
Hi from Toronto. Thank you for the informative. Video.
Thanks for watching!
This is great info, thank you.
No problem Eric!
thank you, that was great
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for such informative videos.
So nice of you
Thank you. So very useful.
You're welcome!
Hi Michelle. What would you suggest for mixing a neutral, almost cool grey like periwinkle grey? I think leaning the mix towards a cool blue seems to work, so that would mean Prussian Blue and Venetian Red?
You could, but remember you will get a lot of granulation with venetian which is basically a version of red oxide. Might be worth experimenting with a scarlet or clear orange if that troubles you.
@@IntheStudiowithMicheleWebber Thank you so much.
I love your mixture video
Thank you!
Excellent tutorial thank you
You are welcome Kirsty!
Thank you, very informative 😄
You’re welcome 😊
Another useful video. Thank you.
You're welcome!
I love your color mixing videos! I have mostly Daniel Smith colors, so I will see how these come out, but I'm already looking forward to trying later today 😊
Aw, thank you, hope it goes well!
Thank you, Michele! Great info. :)
Any time!
cat approved! Ha! Love it! Thanks.
Love this video !
Thanks so much!
Kinda off topic, but your nails are always so cute! :D
Thanks 😅
I owne just a few of the paints named in the video😉
But of course the principles apply to other similar colors as well so quite interesting nevertheless. Also I am planning to buy some artist grade paints to supplement my set, and this gives me some good pointers.
Glad it was useful to you!
What pink did you use please for the first grey to add with the blue and lemon ?
I can't remember but it would either have been Quinacridone Rose, Talens Rembrandt or Jackman's Art Materials Quinacridone Magenta, because the first is in my palette all the time and the second I had out for a patreon's video I was filming.
Would you have a recipe for African Grey?🦜 They don’t taste good 🥴but a recipe for the spectacular array of grays in their plumage is appreciated. I watched your white video and haven’t tried yet but it just may be the trick to that flat look. He’s got a heck of a set of red tail feathers! He’s not as iridescent as Ace. Addy loves your videos and can’t wait for the next on. 🤘 rock on
Hello Addy! He is safe as I don't eat meat. Yes flat opaque colour can often be achieved with white. I intend to do more bird painting tutorials, parrots perhaps!
Jane’s Gray is very nice. I can mix my own with Daniel Smith colors though
I used to mix everything, but I got lazy after a while and started buying more colours!
In the Studio with Michele Webber I’m a beginner and frankly, I find it very hard to mix colors when I’m following instructions to paint something and I’m expected to have colors that I don’t have. I was following the rule of having just two sets of primaries, cool and warm, to learn how to mix secondaries and tertiaries, but such an endeavor proved to be very frustrating. I think triads work very well if you take a course on color theory and paint later. Although, I agree that tweaking colors you already have is very useful too.
Is Indian red a red oxide?
There's a red pigment that gets labelled by many names including Indian, Oxide, Venetian, but pigments vary even within the same number. But if you mean can you use it for the red oxide in the video, yes, it is likely to be very similar.
My donkey is green😟.
Poor donkey. Add a glaze of transparent pink it will sort it out.
Nothing is understanding
I know just how you feel.
Your accent is thick, you speak quickly, and you are quiet. Please slow down and get an external microphone. Thx.
Thanks for your feedback.
You can adjust the playback speed yourself in settings.