Opaque colour mixing

In this exercise, opaque colours were applied to surfaces. In this case, the two colours previously used, cad red (hue) and cad orange (hue) were both, in their turn, mixed with gradually increasing amounts of titanium white. Actually, it was the other way round - it is better to start mixing with the lighter colour…

PART ONE What paint can do – Karen Stander Art

Part 1: What paint can do

Transparent and Opaque 4 : Monochrome Studies

Exercise 2: Mixing materials into paint

Part 1: What paint can do

Johnstone's Trade Opaque Wood Finish - Colour Match is available to use on a wide variety of woodwork. This Johnstone's Trade Opaque Wood Finish is a

Johnstone's Trade Opaque Wood Finish (Solvent Based) - Colour Match

Pretty in ink - Images magazine

Part 1: What paint can do

Understanding Colour 3 – Complementary Colours

Understanding Colour 2 – Primary and secondary colour mixing

ColourCraft: Hello Sailor! - nautical canvas goodie bag with Ewelina

Understanding Colour 2 – Primary and secondary colour mixing

2 Transparent to Opaque Smig van Basterd – an artist in progress.

Understanding Colour 2 – Primary and secondary colour mixing

1 – Exploring Contrasts Smig van Basterd – an artist in progress.