How to mix rich watercolor blacks for more interesting paintings!

Mixing black watercolor prevents muddy colors and makes your paintings more interesting to look at. In this demo, you'll learn what colors to use to mix blacks. 🤩 FREE mini course: "Watercolor Techniques: How to develop your style (even if you're just starting out!). Register here to receive your course link: www.artsofcourse.com/f/free-m...
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[@Synna454]

Love this! I usually avoid black because I find it too harsh. These versions of black are gorgeous. I'm definitely going to try making my own. Thanks for the very clear explanations and demos.

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Yes! You still get the value kick from the darkness, but it also adds warmth or coolness to your paintings if you mix your own. Thank you for your comment!

[@karenhinson9582]

Really enjoyed this video

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Thanks Karen. I hope you find inspiration from the other videos on the channel.