MY CHOSEN COLOURS
Another addition to my palette:
Christmas 2018 brought this magnificent watercolour set from Rembrandt watercolours.
Christmas 2018 brought this magnificent watercolour set from Rembrandt watercolours.
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With them I have executed the watercolour below:
"Chaos in the Kitchen" - Demo on my page
OTHER PALETTES
Since my last introduction to my choice of colours, I have altered the way I paint.
On the back of the photo, the large palette is with colours Winsor Newton.
This palette is used for Landscapes.
The very small palette is my field palette, for painting while out.
The palette on the front left of the photo is Sennelier paint.
Sennelier have a large choice and frankly, I did not know which one I would love to paint with.
So I have chosen the palette Billy Showell is using for her flowers.
I love them, although I find some reds on the sad tones.
I prefer the singing ones, the ones with vibrant colours.
The palette on the front right of the photo is uniquely for flowers.
It is a mixture of my preferred colour Winsor Newton + Daniel Smith
On the back of the photo, the large palette is with colours Winsor Newton.
This palette is used for Landscapes.
The very small palette is my field palette, for painting while out.
The palette on the front left of the photo is Sennelier paint.
Sennelier have a large choice and frankly, I did not know which one I would love to paint with.
So I have chosen the palette Billy Showell is using for her flowers.
I love them, although I find some reds on the sad tones.
I prefer the singing ones, the ones with vibrant colours.
The palette on the front right of the photo is uniquely for flowers.
It is a mixture of my preferred colour Winsor Newton + Daniel Smith
Some of my transparent colours with Winsor Newton.
WINSOR LEMON YELLOW
AUREOLIN
PERMANENT ALIZARIN CRIMSON
PERMANENT ROSE
WINSOR VIOLET
FRENCH ULTRAMARINE
WINSOR BLUE
QUINACIDRONE RED
ANTWERP BLUE
PRUSSIAN BLUE
BURNT SIENNA
RAW SIENNA
AND SEMI TRANSPARENT : CERULEAN BLUE
COBALT BLUE
LIGHT RED
SCARLET RED
PURPLE MADDER
An Idea of how Winsor Newton produces their colours