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How to Mix Vibrant Watercolour with Your Existing Colours
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2024
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I’ve been looking for that colour wheel for so long. Forgot where I’d seen it. Yay.
Warm Blue + Cool Red = Vibrant Purple
Warm Yellow + Warm Red = Vibrant Orange
Cool Blue + Cool Yellow = Vibrant Green
Learned this from you! Honestly, once you explained it in previous videos, it all made sense.
I really enjoy your color mixing videos. Please do more of these.
Your videos always make my day better :)
I absolutely LOVE the Artist's Color Wheel from Handprint. I was just looking at it again the other day, and also the Artist's Value Wheel. I didn't really understand the Value Wheel till the other day. Turns out it's really helpful for a series I'm doing now.
I use titanium white, metallic white, quin crimson, pthalo blue gs, and indian yellow... first off, you need white, and having a metallic white allows for metallic colors... so why the 3 colors? India yellow i fell in love with, its the closest color to pure sunlight, you just have to belive me, its a dark heavy gold that thins to a pure bright lemon yellow... purple is extremely hard to mix, but my yellow is so orange, so i pick pthalo blue green shade, dark colors that thin light are your friend... quin crimson looks almost purple, so it gives vibrant purples, with my gold color still makes amazing oranges... my sacrifice is on the greens, i mix very dark dirty natural greens... and to anyone that doesnt know, all 3 colors make a great black, black with more blue is greyish and black with more orange is brownish
Wow! This is so insightful and helpful. Thank you so much!
Really enjoyed this video (and your videos in general).
Thanks in part to your videos, I was inspired/ motivated to get back into sketching earlier this year.
I have also been wanting to get back into color (watercolors/ markers) - it's been ages since I touched colors, so I'll be coming back to your videos for (LOTS of) help.
Thank you for your videos. They are enjoyable to watch, and educational at the same time.
Thanks for sharing!
This is possibly the most useful art video on UA-cam I have ever seen. Wow! Subscribed.
Excellent video-very easy to understand! And thank you so much for providing the link to the color wheel! Good job.
I’ve been looking for a color wheel. This color wheel is very useful, thank you!
Teoh, thank you so much for sharing the Handprint colour wheel! I'm going to try this!
Really helpful, thank you. That colour wheel really simplifies colour selection!
Thank you, very helpful explanation, demo and chart!
Great video Teoh! I've always been a little intimidated by that handprint color wheel, but after this video, I think I understand it better. :)
Color mixing is always so satisfying to watch. Very good video, thank you!
Thank you for the link to colour wheel! I always enjoy your tutorials a lot.
Short video yet helpfull for mixing colors......love this
I thought I had a good grasp on mixing, but now I’m questioning everything lol.
Can’t wait to start mixing and experimenting.
Loved this one. I always like your videos, but this one really helped me even more than the others.
Jumped on this video as soon as I saw the description…thanks…
thank you so much
Thank you very much for your helpful instructions!
Excellent tutorial/demonstration. Thank you.
thanks for your sharing knowledge....amazing Bro....
i'm learning so much here
So that’s how to use this color wheel 😍😍😍
You can use it to find good colours for mixing, or you can use it for colour theory, e.g. complementary, analogous, etc.
A 5ml tube Schminke for same price as Sennelier 10ml tube, which one would you buy?
Daniel Smith 15ml is about the same amount as 10ml Schminke.
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Can you do xp pen artist 12 vs huion 13 pls I’m debating between them so pls can you help
By the way sir teo, do you have a review of alpha ecole watercolors?..... I bought a 7.5 mm 24 color set last week and i didnt open it yet until this day. I find that theres no pigment info of every color they use... But it was professional paint..... I hope you do some review for that.... Thanks.
Would you mind listing the colors in your current palette that we see in this video. I feel like it’s been awhile since your last palette update 🙂
For this palette it's
Lemon Yellow
Hansa Yellow Medium
New Gamboge
Pyrrol Scarlet
Rose Madder Geniune
Quin Rose
Phthalo Green
Raw Sienna
Phthalo Blue
French Ultramarine
Indanthrone Blue
Van Dyke Brown
Burnt Sienna
Almost all are Daniel Smith
Cool! Thanks so much
Hello sir, do u know any painting app that have calligraphy brushes
A bit of an off topic question: I have this Winsor and Newton palette that you are using, and want to put more pans in there like you did, but it only came with 2 dividers. Would you happen to know where to get more dividers for it? Or did you just have an extra one from a different watercolor box?
Excellent video by the way!
The box I bought came with 12 full pans and had two dividers. Unfortunately, I don't know where to get the dividers
@@teohyc That's the same as mine then. I just wedged a thick piece of paper to hold more pans in place, but was hoping there was some way to get a proper divider. Thanks for yuor reply!
Hi Teoh. Do you mind to review a new tablet Alldocube X Game especially its stylus pen? The company claimed the tablet support its 4096 pressure-sensitivity stylus pen....thank you
When I look at lesser known brands, the first thing I think of is what will happen when I need to replace the pen nibs or the pen itself. Will it be easy to find replacements.
Teoh, can I please ask what art training did you do before you started doing urban sketching? Or were you self taught right from the beginning? Thanks!
I’m self taught. Learned from bools, videos and other people
@@teohyc super! You a great example for those of us who are self-taught!
Hi Teoh, this may be a little off topic and it has probably been asked before, but what do you do about watercolour tube paint that has separated? I live in a fairly remote area and I have ordered some tubes from an art store that have already arrived separated. I also find that the Siennas separate over time. Do you have any theory why it happens and also what to do about it? It is a waste of $$. Should I go to pans instead? Thanks!
Use a toothpick or needle to mix the pigment and binder.
If you keep the tubes on the side with the cap at the top, the binder will float and pigment will sink. You can actually just squeeze out the binder
@@teohyc thanks, I will give it a try. I am assuming you mean the tubes tilted on an angle with the cap end upward. I was ready to throw them out.
I thought we should just mix warm with warm. Eg if I should mix a warm red with a warm blue, or a cool red with a cool blue... so that I won't get a muddy purple. Is that correct? Thank you!
a really easy way to remember is, to get a vibrant secondary color, just mix color that look like the secondary color...
if you want a bright orange, look for yellow and red that look like orange
if you want a bright green, look for yellow and blue that look like green
if you want a bright purple, look for red and blue that look like purple
I also learned this and found it works well, I think this color wheel allows you to not just avoid muddy colors but to actually figure out what would give you the most vibrant mix. I would love Teoh to explain this further though!
To get a vibrant purple, you have to mix cool red with warm blue.
If you look at the colour wheel, you can see the cool reds are closer to the warm blue, vs warm red and warm blue. The closer the primary colours, the more vibrant the mix will be.
@@teohyc oh lovely! Thanks much for explaining!