8 ways to make green without using green!

Watercolours from Winsor and Newton
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[@shawnas464]

Thank you for the reminder!

[@babs675]

So, so helpful. Thank you Ian ❤

[@AbiNomac]

I love it. Thank you Ian

[@pragativasisht4432]

I don't own any greens. I make them with the various blues and yellow. I used to get really frustrated because I forgot what combo produced which green last time. So now as I paint, I make little cards on the side to keep a record of how I got to that green. The other earthy khaki green can be made using black and yellow! And then all of the greens can be tinted even further with white! Green is so so frustrating, and therefore rewarding when you get it right for once!

[@ianfennellyart]

Keeping little cards is a great idea! Thank you for sharing

[@gigibenea3529]

Thank you

[@angeladelionado1465]

Very Helpful. Do you mix your shades before you start your project (do you know what colors you will be using before you start working), or do you mix as you go?

[@SeaSoulArt]

Wonderful video! So interesting, thank you for tutorial!

[@ianfennellyart]

Glad you liked it!

[@rodolfolarrea8493]

Big fan of

[@petrusgandamana]

Why did you always start with blue, not the other colour put on the paper in the beginning?

[@annepercival7814]

Thanks Ian. Is your Winsor Blue here red shade or green shade? Isn’t Indian Yellow also transparent.?

[@ianfennellyart]

Yes both colours are transparent. It's the green shade of winsor blue

[@mkbuike7895]

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