I have haunted Jane Blundell's amazing website to learn about pigments as I begin watercolor painting. I can't thank her enough for the work she has done in sharing all her swatches, catalogs, and experience with pigments. Its incredibly helpful to have such a resource. So, watching her discuss her paintings and her approach to watercolor is such a treat! Thanks for sharing!
If Jane makes her black mix from the orange and green mentioned towards the end of the video, is it true that they are not part of her usual 20 colour masters palett?
The colours are shown on my website and are the colours of my Daniel Smith dot card. Buff titanium, hansa yellow medium, Quinacridone gold, transparent Pyrrol orange, Pyrrol crimson, Quinacridone rose, ultramarine, indanthrone blue, phthalo blue RS, cerulean chromium, phthalo green BS, perylene green, undersea green, sap green, goethite, burnt sienna, Indian red, burnt umber, raw umber, Jane’s Grey.
Really enjoyed this Jane.
I have haunted Jane Blundell's amazing website to learn about pigments as I begin watercolor painting. I can't thank her enough for the work she has done in sharing all her swatches, catalogs, and experience with pigments. Its incredibly helpful to have such a resource.
So, watching her discuss her paintings and her approach to watercolor is such a treat! Thanks for sharing!
Great live ! I can’t wait to have that Triad Book ! Thanks Jane for the great Blog you created !
Saludos desde Buenos Aires Argentina
Where can I find these books by Jane Blundell, please?
If Jane makes her black mix from the orange and green mentioned towards the end of the video, is it true that they are not part of her usual 20 colour masters palett?
What colours are in this palette that Jane is using?
The colours are shown on my website and are the colours of my Daniel Smith dot card.
Buff titanium, hansa yellow medium, Quinacridone gold, transparent Pyrrol orange, Pyrrol crimson, Quinacridone rose, ultramarine, indanthrone blue, phthalo blue RS, cerulean chromium, phthalo green BS, perylene green, undersea green, sap green, goethite, burnt sienna, Indian red, burnt umber, raw umber, Jane’s Grey.