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EPISODE · Sep 17, 2022 · 18 MIN

43. Color Mixing and Color Theory Workshop for Artists: Part 4 (Split Primary Palette)

from Self Taught Artist · host Lauren Kristine Art

FREE Worksheet Download: https://www.laurenkristineart.com/43 For a long time I struggled to mix really vibrant colors. I was buying lots of different colors of paint from the art store as I didn’t know how to mix the colors I wanted. I believed that the more colors of paint I owned, the more vivid my paintings would be. Despite owning a ton of different paint colors, I still found myself mixing mud sometimes and not understanding why certain colors didn’t “play nice” together. I had a major lightbulb moment when I discovered the Split Primary Palette. Once I understood the split primary palette, I knew how to avoid mixing mud. It was the missing puzzle piece in my understanding of mixing color. I’m excited to tell you all about it today. FREE Worksheet Download: https://www.laurenkristineart.com/43 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laurenkristineart/ Email: [email protected] Artists - Please take a minute to rate the podcast 5 stars wherever you are listening! It helps me to keep the podcast going and reach more artists.

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