Chris Carter

Color Mixing 101 - A kickstart to mastering COLOR!

Uwe, your colorwheel is so harmonious and eye-pleasing- gorgeous !!!! Our paths sometimes cross in some classes and I see for sure such progress in every next project you do. I am so happy for you that you are becoming so good!

Thank you Vesta! Yes, i have seen your projects in different classes as well, its always so beautiful and professional. My favorites are your Watering Can, the Rooster and Temple you made in 100-Day-Project, fantastic!! Hope to see more of your impressivley paintings in future... :)

Thanks a lot! Looks a little bit crazy, but there is some logic behind, (for me) :))

Well done. I like seeing the separate bands for the mixes and the way it all works together beautifully. Thanks for posting. this will give others an idea of how thy, too, can invent their own versions of color wheels that give them a great deal of information about the range of colors, both saturated and neutralized, that can be created from only six segments, a warm and cool of each primary. Your neutrals are gorgeous. I like the way that the brown created by mixing the warm red and the cool blue really makes the violet (cool red and warm blue mix) glow.

Thanks a lot for your comment. It was a pleasure to create this colorwheel with using the six pigments in one and it will be always a memo when mixing... :)

<img srcset="https://static.skillshare.com/uploads/project/f40f8f2d2d46838229f651387dfb479b/e0800c53 600w, https://static.skillshare.com/uploads/project/f40f8f2d2d46838229f651387dfb479b/e0800c53 1000w" sizes="(max-width: 600px) 600px, 100vw" src="https://static.skillshare.com/uploads/project/f40f8f2d2d46838229f651387dfb479b/e0800c53" loading="lazy" alt="Cool-Warm-Colorwheel - image 1 - student project">
Chris, i tried to design a colorwheel with having in the cool and the warm of each primary...that´s my result... (used St.Petersburg White Nights Colors)

Cool-Warm-Colorwheel

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