Color Wheel Tutorial – How To Mix Paint

Color wheels: they’re not just pretty circular rainbows! They’re also valuable tools for painters, and they can help you solve mixing problems. Learn about primary, secondary, and tertiary colors, plus discover how complementary colors can make you a better painter. This video also contains an optical illusion that may or may not work for you!

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Colors used: alizarine crimson, cadmium yellow light, ultramarine blue, all by Old Holland

Paper: 9″x12″ 140 lb. watercolor paper by The Langton (paper is attached to the rest of the block/pad, so no need for tape).

Brush: Yorkminster #5 round

Palette: Eldajon from Jerry’s Artarama
http://www.jerrysartarama.com/discount-art-supplies/painting-supplies/palettes/watercolor-and-fluid-media-palettes/eldajon-palette.htm

Nail polish: Sinful Colors in Savage with Insta-Dri topcoat by Sally Hanson. I am also wearing a cheap mood ring that is turning my skin green.

Music: “Groove Grove” and “Clean Soul” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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