Beginner’s Guide to Split Primary Watercolor Palettes: Avoid Muddy Colors

Red, Yellow, and Blue (warm colors) are chosen for their versatility in creating a wide range of hues, but cool colors such as Cyan, Yellow, and Magenta, can also be utilized. A split primary palette expands the range by including both warm and cool variations of each primary color. Warm colors are closer to red-orange while cool colors are closer to green-blue or yellow-violet. The concept of warm and cool colors can be applied to analogous colors of similar hue.

2023-02-13T19:44:17+00:00February 13th, 2023|Swatches, Closer Look, Quick Look (Review)|0 Comments

Art Supply Haul & Swatching #12 ❀ Jackson’s, Molotow Aqua Twin, Schmincke Aqua Bronze, M. Graham City

Hey Everyone, here is another little art supply haul from Jackson's! I discovered some really cool watercolor ink, a couple of new to me Daniel Smith Watercolors, Mini Palettes, and a great surface to tape your watercolor paper to.

2022-09-19T16:00:27+00:00August 11th, 2022|Swatches, Fountain Pens|0 Comments

Kaweco Collection Sport Iridescent Pearl Fountain Pen Broad ❀ Pennonia Multi-Shading Ink Swatching

Hey Everyone, we are looking at the Kaweco Collection Sport Iridescent Pearl today - I got it for Mother's Day this year but wanted to wait to unbox it with you guys and pick an ink (Pennonia Multi-Shading) that would go well with its color-shifting properties.

2022-09-03T00:05:44+00:00June 15th, 2022|Swatches, Fountain Pens|0 Comments
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