Thank you for this simple and well laid out post. I’m heading out of town with my little watercolor set. I have avoided using it but I am inspired now to play. 😊
This was a wholesome post on primary colours! Andrew’s primary triangle seems to be something I’m finally getting!! Never was a big fan of the wheel 🫠 thanks Andrew and Beth for this! :)
Thank you for sharing this wonderful and helpful tutorial. I’m heading to my Mother-in-laws house in Indiana. My supplies are tucked in my bag. Now I have a plan. 😊
"If there’s a colour that you need that you can’t make, just chill out. Matching the colours exactly doesn’t matter. If you’re in the right neighbourhood and the values are pretty close, the picture will work." This is a great piece of advice. Thank you for this insightful post!
This is so helpful, thank you!
Yay! Are you going doing any painting this weekend?
Really great post! I love working in limited palettes! I am however, the sucker who buys all the colors because I cannot help myself. 🤣
Nothing wrong with that! Gotta keep the art supplies in business!
I get overwhelmed with all the choices. Simple is better for me. 😜
You can do both, just don’t put all 150 colours in one painting. 😬
I like to physically pop the palettes out to forcibly restrain myself. 😄
Love this!
Yay! I'm hoping Andrew and I can join forces in a Zoom soon. He's a wealth of knowledge!
Yes, please! You and Andrew are two of my favorite Substackers!!
I’m keen!
Golden post! Thanks Andrew & Beth 🎨
Such a great post! I'm going to print it out and save it forever! Thank you!
This makes me happy! So glad to hear it’s helpful. You might like this old post too: https://ajamesdraws.substack.com/p/five-simple-ways-to-make-your-watercolours
Thank you for this simple and well laid out post. I’m heading out of town with my little watercolor set. I have avoided using it but I am inspired now to play. 😊
This is such a good explanation Beth! Thank you for sharing it with us.
I gotta give Andrew all the credit for this one. He's a watercolor mixing genius!
Von so einer unsauberen Palette wird man wohl keine brillianten saiberen Farben bekommen. ?
This is such a clear explanation, and I wish I had read it years ago! Thank you ☺️
It's definitely the best watercolor post that's ever been shared on Introvert Drawing Club!
Jessie, I love this! I love your book, and I have recently subscribed and started Watercolor Wednesday with you!
A definite restack post for sure!
Thank you!
This was a wholesome post on primary colours! Andrew’s primary triangle seems to be something I’m finally getting!! Never was a big fan of the wheel 🫠 thanks Andrew and Beth for this! :)
Happy to help :) have fun painting.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful and helpful tutorial. I’m heading to my Mother-in-laws house in Indiana. My supplies are tucked in my bag. Now I have a plan. 😊
YAY! Andrew blew my mind with this post. Can't wait to paint with him and folks in a session soon!
That sounds great. 😊
Now I know what to put in my mini palette. Brilliant thanks
YES! I'm so glad you found it helpful. Have fun painting!
I ❤️ the color 🔺! I'll be using that from now on for ease of reference
This is one of the most helpful posts this beginner has read, thank you!
"If there’s a colour that you need that you can’t make, just chill out. Matching the colours exactly doesn’t matter. If you’re in the right neighbourhood and the values are pretty close, the picture will work." This is a great piece of advice. Thank you for this insightful post!
Helpful! Thanks