Tips on How to Select Colors for a Basic Watercolor Palette

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Colors I discussed in this video:

List of colors in this pic:
Reds: PR255-pyrrole scarlet, PR254-pyrrole red, PV122-quinacridone magenta
Blues: PB29-ultramarine,PB15:3-phthalo blue (green shade), PB16-phthaloturquoise
Yellows: PY154-benzimidazalone yellow, PY65-hansa yellow deep, PY35-cadmium lemon
Green: PG7/36- phthalo green blue and yellow shade
Violet: PV16 manganese violet
Earthcolors: PY42-yellow ochre, PBr7-burnt sienna
Neutral: Sepia (contains PBK9, PB15.1, PBR7)

In this tutorial I share some tips on key things to consider as you begin to put together a basic but effective palette of watercolor paints. What colors are essential? What should you definitely be included? What colors don't have to be? How do you determined that? Whats the reasoning behind these decisions? etc. I'll share my perspective that will hopefully provide a basic understanding of the essentials you need to know to apply to your color mixing whether you use acrylics, oil, gouache, or watercolor. Color theory in painting is essentially similar across the media

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