Color Temperature - Watercolor Lesson with Karlyn Holman

A subtle but very enriching understanding of controlling the warm and cool color temperatures found in our composition.
The subject stairs at a 17th century convent in Frayssinet, France.
This new lesson focuses on capturing the gray shadows, using a mixture of cobalt blue and Windsor orange. While this mixture is still wet, charge in pure warm and cool colors. This added enhancement is so exciting.
Areas in the sun should have a warm temperature and colors in the shade should have a cool temperature.
Materials List
Arches
HB Pencil
Eraser
Fine Mister
Round Brush
Script Brush
Table Salt
Oops Eraser
Colors Used
Quinacridone Burnt Orange
Cobalt Blue
French Ultramarine Blue
Scarlet Lake
Quinacridone Gold
Winsor Orange
Winsor Yellow
Manganese Blue Hue

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Such a good demonstration, I am loving the videos of Karlyn’s they are really helping me with watercolour painting. Thank you for putting them on.

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Love this colors

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Great tutorial on perspective, I never seem to get that right, very helpful😊

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