Essential Color Card Deck Review

[@SharonR..]

Hi, I have these! I agree with your review - it is a bit cumbersome to put the cards back in order after taking several out to choose a colour scheme. HOWEVER, as a non-artist learning about colour these are super helpful. I feel more confident with my choices. I just do adult colouring pages so part of the fun is matching the cards to pencils and markers. And I love colour (orange is my fave) so playing with these cards makes me happy even when I don't have time to sit down and colour something. Cheers!

[@cherylbirchard9482]

I love this idea! I'm thinking I could maybe put these cards in hockey card sleeves and keep them in a three ring binder. I'm on it! lol Very good review!

[@sandistahl1678]

I agree with your review, I wish there was a better way to store and keep them organized! Hole punching them seems like a good idea prehaps

[@bradvincent6960]

Probably will get no answer. But you get the HEX number (such as #019daa). But going to RYG system you need away to get the % formula of each of the acrylic paints to mix that colour in paint. Anyone know how to do that?

[@dianedobsonbartonart]

I did find this doing a Google search: "You can not turn your RGB code into grams of acrylic paint. I think you are confusing the two systems: RGB and CMY. The two systems are connected, but using RGB in acrylic you’d get nowhere at all. Red, Green, and Blue are primary colors ONLY for mixing colors digitally, as the lights, not pigments. RGB system is used to digitise the color, but the actual color-mixing in paint must be done through CMY." alturl.com/gvy5n