My Sedona Watercolor Palette. Did I pick the right colors for the trip???
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- I love curating palettes, especially when I will be taking a trip. I think I got it pretty close. What do you think may be missing? Is there any colors you would add or take away? I tried to use some of my unused pans, I dont like anything not being used.
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No to Payne’s grey. But yes to buff titanium. But if it were me I’d get some of the Daniel Smith primateks that granulate so beautifully. They enhance the rock and make it look real. I love lunar earth and lunar red rock too. But I would look closely at the landscape and what you’re painting and get colors that will match. Piemontite, hematite genuine, burnt tigers eye genuine are some of my favorites!
The colors you have are beautiful but not necessarily like rocks. Too bright.
I have some of those Daniel Smith, I may have to maybe swap in one, buff is one also I think. Great suggestions. Thank you.
Beautiful palette and timely with the Jackson's watercolors as they are on sale this week at Jackson's! Yeah, I agree to replace the Medium Yellow with something for sand like the buff titanium or if you have schmincke Desert Brown or Desert Yellow?
I don’t have the desert brown, I’ll have to look that one up. A sale always helps! Thank you!
I would say a buff titanium to mute some of the colors especially for the gradients in the red rocks. I would also say a violet of some sort for flowers and the sky if you decide to do some sunset paintings :)
Yes! Buff I think is a good one, I didn’t think of Violet, that would be an exciting add. Thank you.
I loove this tiny palette! I definitely would added eithe an indigo or paynes grey
Yes! Thank you.
Beautiful mixes! I think I'd replace med yellow with buff titanium since you can mix the gold and lt cad. Maybe swap cerulean for a rich, granulating ultramarine violet for sky, clouds, shadows? I'm curious what mixes you'd get if you replaced venetian with potters pink.... might make a neat subtle contrast for the rocks and also add interest to sand and the browns. Looking forward to seeing your final choices, such a beautiful landscape to work with!
Ooo I didn’t think of potters pink in there. I do think Buff is a replacement for the med yellow. And the violet would be an exciting exchange, good suggestion. Thank you!
Hey there, I'm in Phoenix and take trips to Sedona often. I was in Sedona and Flagstaff yesteday actually. Here is what you need: Like you mentioned, you need buff titanium to mix with the reds to give them a more solid, brick look. A darker green, a lot of the shrubbery there is very dark green. I would remove the violets. Yes, you should pull a yellow out, Sedona is not very yellow. Honestly I think you may just have way too many colros here for Sedona, haha.
Awesome. Buff is a definite and I did not even think dark green. Good idea. Thank you Cris.
I think you could replace MH Perylene Maroon with Buff Titanium. You could mix the maroon colour with with either Venetian or scarlet with berry. Also you could replace Jackson Med Yellow with either a Yellow Ochre or a yellowy Raw Sienna. If you mix Phthalo Blue Red Shade and Dark Umber you may get a nice dark grey.
Nice suggestions! The Buff is a must I think, and I like the yellow Ocher. Thank you Suzy.
I live right near Sedona and paint there often. I'd personally drop the mid yellow and replace it with Transparent Yellow Oxide. That's a good color for desert floor. Buff Titanium would be nice but not sure what you'd drop for it.
Oh thank you. Great suggestion. Thank you Katherine.
I was swatching mixes of my Sennelier paints, and discovered perylen brown & brown pink make a nice deep rust. Permanent alizarin crimson deep & brown pink makes a lighter rust shade, maybe a sand colour for that location? Also I heard somewhere that Jackson’s paints are manufactured by Sennelier. (I Could be wrong) Brown Pink, is the colour I’d suggest for your palette, replacing a yellow. Since it’s a greenish yellow.
Brown pink is a great idea, ya sand color, maybe buff and I can tint to match? Great ideas. Thank you Rachel.
With two yellows and two blues you don’t need the green. I would add buff titanium.
I think Buff is a must. Thank you.
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It’s a whiskey painters tin. The smallest and I took out the inserts that originally came in it. Thank you.
@@RaspberryColors Awesome! What a beautiful set you've put together. I've been visiting the Sedona area a lot lately and am interested in created paints from the natural colors!