Color Mixing Exercises

Exercises 10 - 13

The same issue with yellow (as in exercises 5-9)reared its head. It will take a larger amount of the yellow to get from the middle of the worksheet to the pure yellow on the left. It was easy to get from the middle orange to red with only a brush load of red.  But I had to use several extra drops of yellow each time I moved to the left.

I didn't get as grey as oranges as expected.  I would assume the yellow paint does not have as much orange as the book recommended.  This brand of paint did not have the color recommended but I think with the knowledge I have about yellows, I might be able to pick out another yellow to get greyer oranges.

I painted tissue paper with the leftover paint.  I can use this paper in a collage later.

The Color Index Name (CI number listed after the color) are as close as I could get with the Golden Fluid paints.  Not every color is available in the paint yet.  The book will help you identify the exact color if you are using paints other than my color mixing set. 

 

	Exercise #10 green-yellow (PY 3), violet-red (PV 19) Click on the thumbnail to see a larger view of my exercise.
	Exercise #11 orange-yellow (PY73), violet-red (PV 19) Click on the thumbnail to see a larger view of my exercise.
	Exercise #12 green-yellow (PY 3), orange-red  (PR112) Click on the thumbnail to see a larger view of my exercise.
	Exercise #13 orange-yellow (PY73), orange-red  (PR112) Click on the thumbnail to see a larger view of my exercise.

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