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The left page features a color wheel that demonstrates how two chosen colors blend together to create secondary colors. On the right side, you can explore the tertiary colors, the result of mixing three colors together. Each square represents a combination of three colors, carefully blended to achieve the desired shade. When painting the squares: 1. Mix three colors to create the target color. 2. Gradually dilute the mixture with water to observe how the value changes as the color lightens. This layout allows for a detailed exploration of color mixing, including secondary and tertiary colors, and tonal variations.

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What are the names and brand of the four colors cused?

@@lizbethy3214 Here are the names of the four paints I used. 1. Transparent Ochre (Daniel Smith) 2. Quinacridone Purple (Jackson’s Art) 3. Prussian Blue (Da Vinci) 4. Permanent Brown (Daniel Smith)

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Thank you for your kind comment. I'm glad my process resonated with you! Watercolor does allow for those second and third chances. You can even erase some parts of painting after completely dried. Happy painting, and feel free to explore more techniques! 🎨✨

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