Complementary Colors: Paint Mixing Tutorial

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  • Опубліковано 3 лют 2025

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  • @lomoore
    @lomoore 2 місяці тому

    this is a great video. thank you!

  • @MaryGadsby
    @MaryGadsby Рік тому

    Great lesson! TY, new subscriber looking forward to more lessons!

    • @artbyrachelgering
      @artbyrachelgering  Рік тому

      I am so glad you liked the lesson, and thank you for joining the art crew!! My next lesson will be up tomorrow.

  • @clairtralles4300
    @clairtralles4300 7 місяців тому

    Game changer!

  • @zhanzhenguo4832
    @zhanzhenguo4832 Рік тому

    很棒!

  • @SteveUnderConstruction
    @SteveUnderConstruction Місяць тому

    Nice video! Questions, so when any two complementary colors are mixed the result is brown? yet, white and black make gray? And, mixing all colors or the primary colors results in black? How is white color produced/made? Ty.

    • @artbyrachelgering
      @artbyrachelgering  Місяць тому +1

      Good questions: So, if pure pigments existed, when two complement mix they would actually turn a neutral gray. Unfortunately pure pigments don't exist so it that is why you get some sort of brown. You can make black by mixing colors together, but it won't be pure black. It will either be warm almost black (reddish), or cool almost black (blueish).
      The science behind it just states that all of the primary colors mixed together absorbs all the wave lengths of light giving us black.
      White paint is made out of one of two types of pigment: Zinc oxide or Titanium Dioxide. These pigments are mixed with a binder, like linseed oil, and that turns them into paint. White pigment scatters light in all directions which our eyes perceive as white.

  • @lizzy9975
    @lizzy9975 Рік тому +1

    I can see a faint white square....