Watercolor Tutorial | Avoiding muddy colors with these THREE tips...
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- In this watercolor tutorial, I will give you three tips to avoid muddy colors. Getting vibrant watercolors while color mixing can be tricky, but these tips and techniques will help you get the colors you want!
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00:00 - Intro
00:36 - Getting started with TIP #1
01:42 - Now for TIP #2
05:34 - TIP #3
09:02 - If #3 was confusing, here’s clarification!
09:23 - Overall, this is what to keep in mind.
10:17 - BONUS TIPS
11:14 - Closing it out… 
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Excellent, well-made video. Very clear explanation of colour mixing. How generous that it's free too.
I keep three jars: warm colors, cold colors, and a clean water one. Thanks so much for the warm and cold color separation. I had no idea. Every little bit helps. Money can’t buy the kind of fun and joy I experience with your teachings. I feel so fortunate. So thanks for that also. ❤
Really good. I am glad you keep it short and simple. I have ADHD
Making colour charts with my various colours based on your video has really helped me understand the different biases to my colour - and also gives me a handy reference tool for when I'm looking for a *particular* shade of a colour. I started with Lemon Yellow and Cadmium Yellow as the base colours, mixing with the four blues in my palette and was amazed by some of the colours that showed up! Also - highly recommend the beginner's guide to water colour video to anyone just starting out! It was how I found you, and totally covered everything I needed as I took my first steps into watercolour!
So glad these have all been helpful, Erin! ❤️❤️
Great help! I love your teaching style. Hope you feel better soon!!
Thank you that was really helpful( although I had to watch it twice to grasp the concept of mixing !)
Thank you. This is useful info!
Thank you for this easy and straightforward explanation. I would love to know the best way to set up my dry half pans in my palette. From seeing yours it definitely makes sense to separate the cools from the warms.
Yasss! This video is for me!! 🐌
Sooo helpful. Thank you!
Eye opener! Your messy palette has been giving me anxiety but until now , I didn’t realize your warms and cools were separated. Also, I noticed you are rinsing your brush between warms and cools. I finally get it!
You got me right at the title! THANK YOU SO MUCH! This helped a lot!
Thank you so much Jenna . This was super helpful 🙂
Lovely straight forward instructions Jenna stay safe 🙏💐🙏
Thanks for this video
I love how vibrant your pieces always turn out! especially the Matisse-inspired landscapes! (Did you retire the old water cups lol, i kinda like the dirty jars...they felt like old friends)
This is super, super helpful - thank you!
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Definitely new to watercolors here thank you for all the great information 💗💗💗
Make sure to watch the complete beginners guide to watercolor if you haven’t, that’ll get you going in the right direction!
Thanks for the concise info. I’m trying to reorganize my palette, and will order the palette on your supply list. I have one with 3 large mixing areas, and is challenging at times
Thanks for this really helpful video 🙏🏼💕 hope you and your kid are feeling better 😊
The greatest tip I´ve learned from you was to separate the jars by cool and warm colors!!! You are a genius. It is far better than to use jars of clean and dirty water exactly for this reason: to keep pigment the purest!
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Totallya agree! Not to mention that the warm water is greaaaat for skin tones!
Hope your feeling better! ❤️
Nice to see you,. Plz take it slowly...don't want you on your back again. Being healthy is more important so that you can direct us in the right way!!
Thanks Friend Kindly
So I want to use watercolors for this drawing. I want the background to be like midnight blue and some light blues and aqua. But I have Beluga whales in the center and a moon. How do I keep the dark colors from bleeding into the belugas (I want to keep them white but add some very light grey for definition) and keep the moon realistic or make it a super light yellow color. Please help 🥰
I'm still never sure what people mean when they say avoiding muddy colours. Do you mean browns? Because sometimes (a lot of the time) I want browns in my work. Likewise with desaturated colours they are incredibly important