
Creating a Burnt Sienna Hue String
In this video lesson, you will learn how to create a Hue string with Burnt Sienna. You’ll also get to see first hand how the mixes start off dull and as you go around the colour wheel, how warm the colours become.
In this video lesson, you will learn how to create a Hue string with Burnt Sienna. You’ll also get to see first hand how the mixes start off dull and as you go around the colour wheel, how warm the colours become.
In this video lesson, you will learn how to make something close to Transparent Red Iron Oxide if you’re not able to find it at the art store. It’s an amazing colour for glazing and creating vintage/steampunk art.
In this video lesson, you will learn how to shift Burnt Sienna on the colour wheel by looking at where it sits on the colour wheel and then working with similar base colours and compliments in your palette.
In this video lesson, you’ll learn a few ways to brighten up and dull Burnt Sienna. It would be so much easier going with Burnt Umber or Raw Umber, but nah… you’re not there YET 😆
In this lesson, you will learn about Burnt Sienna and Transparent Red Iron Oxide, the differences, the similarities and you’ll create a value study to see the true underlying colours.
In this video, you will learn how to analyze why a colour would brighten or dull a mixture down, but knowing what the pigments are and where it sits on the colour wheel.
If you own DecoArt Traditions paint tubes, you may have experience splattering when opening the tubes. This video will show you how I get around the splattering issue.
In this video lesson, you will learn how to change up Raw Sienna based on where it sits on the colour wheel with yellows and reds.
In this video, you will learn how to brighten and dull raw sienna by looking at your colour wheel.
In this video lesson, you will explore Raw Sienna, compare it to Yellow Oxide and create value strings for each.
In this lesson, you will learn how to create a hue string with Yellow Oxide and your limited palette as it is right now.
In this video, you will learn how to do an experiment so you can decide if you’d rather buy tube Transparent Yellow Iron Oxide or mix it up yourself. You’ll learn to use water, medium and pigments to try and colour match the lovely TYIO.
In the last video, you learned how to shift Yellow Oxide on the colour wheel. In this video, you’ll use what you learned in that lesson and then use the power of colour compliments to dull and shifting colours to brighten even further.
Learning how to shift a neutral like Yellow Oxide on the colour wheel will come in handy when you need to lighten and brighten or darken and dull the hue.
In this video lesson, you will learn about Yellow Oxide and Transparent Yellow Iron Oxide and create value strings to see the true underlying colour and compare transparencies.
In this video lesson, you will take what you’ve learned so far to create swatches of colour mixes from a photo of a violet sunset.
In this video lesson, you will learn how to make colour swatches when matching.
In this video lesson, you will learn more about how to dull down violet including 2 new paints from a limited palette to experiment with.
In this video lesson, you will learn how to shift various violet mixtures using your limited palette and comparing to Dioxazine Purple.
In this video lesson, you will learn how to create violet mixtures using your limited palette. But there are times where you may want to pick from an extended palette, depending on what you’re painting.
In this video lesson, you will learn about two ways to choose which violet to keep in your limited palette, plus extended violets that might make your mixing easier and how important the value scale helps you see the true underlying colours.