EPISODE 81

Are muddy colours bad? What about colours that you squeeze straight out of the tube? And do you need to have a signature colour palette? These are just a few of the colour conundrums we are chatting about this week.

And wow, I have to say it brings up some interesting lines of thought. I didn’t realise I had such a thing against the colour wheel, but, apparently I do! I also question if my paintings are getting too matchy-matchy.

Plus, there’s a FREE video for you! Join me in my new studio as I swatch and chat about my 15 favourite Daniel Smith Watercolor Paints.

Here are the colour questions we answered this week:

To swatch or not to swatch?
Should you mix your own colours or can you use them straight out of the tube?
Is making mud really so bad?
I find colour theory boring. Is it essential?
Should my personal style (e.g., clothes or decor) mirror my paintings?
Do you need a signature colour palette for your artwork?

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LINKS

Online Classes

Abstract Adventuring Online Class
Minimal Magic Online Class
Modern Mixed Media - Upcoming ECourse

Artists Mentioned
Amira Rahim
Lola Donoghue

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