Mitch, good demo for basics, similar palette to mine but only one yellow and one blue and a red for me, also an orange, Indian red and veridian, sort of the primary and secondary palette with the Indian red being my "violet" which I mix with it and blue and white for distance features; not as "twee" (too pretty, LOL) as alizarin I find. I never pre-mix, not even in studio, too impatient I guess, also with a much much smaller palette of colors I don't really need to actually see and search for them since my hand automatically knows where to go without my looking for a certain yellow, for example, out of a "plethora" of them. LOL. It' s almost "creepy" as my hand just "takes over" when I paint sometimes, especially when painting outdoors, since speed is so much more important there, with no time to "fart around" with knife-mixing for example, or you'll lose your initial reason for choosing a certain scene. Actually, my hand seems to be like that one in the old horror movie, in the 50's, ("beast with five fingers" I think it was) of the cut-off hand that goes around choking people! Of course, I never do that, ..at least not yet!! LOL ;D Cheers from Oro Valley, with lots of nice places to paint; just speak to my hand!! LOL ;D
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That's a great demo Mitch. That arrangement makes a lot of sense. Thank you so much for sharing that!
Glad you liked it!
@@TucsonArtAcademyOnline A question if I may? What is between the Alizarin and Vermilion, and is that Prussian blue on the far right?
@@61sgcust Transparent Oxide Red is between aliz crimson and viridian and only ultra marine blue - Prussian carries yellow in it.
Perfect! Just what I needed today! Thanks for sharing!
You are so welcome! Glad you found this helpful
Great color mixing demonstration.
Thanks
Glad you found it useful
Mitch, good demo for basics, similar palette to mine but only one yellow and one blue and a red for me, also an orange, Indian red and veridian, sort of the primary and secondary palette with the Indian red being my "violet" which I mix with it and blue and white for distance features; not as "twee" (too pretty, LOL) as alizarin I find. I never pre-mix, not even in studio, too impatient I guess, also with a much much smaller palette of colors I don't really need to actually see and search for them since my hand automatically knows where to go without my looking for a certain yellow, for example, out of a "plethora" of them. LOL.
It' s almost "creepy" as my hand just "takes over" when I paint sometimes, especially when painting outdoors, since speed is so much more important there, with no time to "fart around" with knife-mixing for example, or you'll lose your initial reason for choosing a certain scene. Actually, my hand seems to be like that one in the old horror movie, in the 50's, ("beast with five fingers" I think it was) of the cut-off hand that goes around choking people! Of course, I never do that, ..at least not yet!! LOL ;D
Cheers from Oro Valley, with lots of nice places to paint; just speak to my hand!! LOL ;D
AC + viridian or pthalo green = black
Then beautiful violets if you add white
Thank you for watching