How To Mix Greens In Watercolour Tutorial -

[@terryfrank3107]

This is one of the most helpful videos I have seen on color mixing - especially greens. Thanks so much!

[@KarenRiceArt]

I am so glad this was helpful! Thank you!

[@markr6682]

Thank you Karen . As a real beginner I’ve learnt so much about mixing. I also appreciate the way you indicate substitute colours.

[@KarenRiceArt]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you Mark 😀

[@Ann-ey1tw]

Just now watching this and I admire your patience. These are great, informative videos.

[@KarenRiceArt]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@cindylouwhobohl6983]

Greens are hard for me. I tend to buy lots of them and use them directly from the tube. This was very helpful. I also like that you list substitutes....as nothing is more frustrating than not having the same color as the instructor and then having to decide which color you have that would be an ok substitute. Love your videos. They have taught me a lot.

[@KarenRiceArt]

I am so pleased you found this helpful, especially the alternative colours. Thank you Cindy 😊

[@ritaricci-fowler1521]

Thank you. Very helpful tutorial for mixing greens.💚

[@KarenRiceArt]

You’re welcome 😊

[@knackability7098]

Thank you so much! As someone who is just learning to mix colors and as a lover of greens this is just wonderful and so helpful.

[@KarenRiceArt]

Thank you 😊

[@darleneplant.6284]

My greenss are never the same twice! This is so useful! Thanks Karen.

[@KarenRiceArt]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks Darlene 😊

[@lailarajab2225]

I found this most useful- I've been struggling to mix different hues of green, so thank you!!

[@lisamccort6777]

I love color mixing it is so fun and fascinating. I like to do color mix swatches just to take a break when I don't know what to paint or when I need inspiration, or whenever I buy a new color to see the range of color that I can get out of it. I have learned so much from you and also Jane Blundell's blog.

[@KarenRiceArt]

Thanks for your lovely comment Lisa! So pleased you like colour mixing and it is such a good idea to paint swatches to understand colours more and for inspiration. So pleased you have learnt so much from the tutorials! PS I love Jane Blundell's blog!! 😊

[@Angie-pl3uw]

Super tutorial! Thank you!

[@KarenRiceArt]

Thank you

[@welshroyalcrystal]

Incredibly helpful, thanks Karen!

[@KarenRiceArt]

Really pleased you found this helpful!

[@AnimalArtbyTerraCotta]

Beautiful greens and the olives are so delicious! And oh yes, Green Apatite Green is one of my favs too … but I do admit a bias as it’s in the olive green family 🤩 Lovely juicy greens 🤩

[@KarenRiceArt]

Thank you and for sharing your favourite! :)

[@AnimalArtbyTerraCotta]

@@KarenRiceArt 💛💛💛

[@danielleleclaire9974]

Excellent exercise, very usefull, thank’s a lot, Karen.

[@KarenRiceArt]

You are most welcome Danielle! Thank you!

[@nathaliechetcuti3079]

Such an informative tutorial. Thank you 😊.

[@KarenRiceArt]

You are so welcome!

[@evgeniawillis2494]

Thank you, very useful tutorial! Would like to see other colors mixes.

[@KarenRiceArt]

Thank you and glad you found it useful 😊 If you haven’t already and would like to access more exclusive and in-depth tutorials, why not think about joining my Patreon membership. www.patreon.com/karenriceart

[@Vermasub]

Great lesson on greens. Many thanks for it.

[@KarenRiceArt]

Glad you find this helpful... thank you 😊

[@watercolorpaintingintheaft9142]

I never thought of using payne's grey for green! Thank you!

[@KarenRiceArt]

You are most welcome Beth :)

[@fiddler1252]

I appreciate your listing alternate paint colours. Very helpful, thanks! 😍

[@KarenRiceArt]

You are so welcome!

[@Kathleenew]

Brilliant--just amazing mixes to achieve wonderful greens. Would never have thought to mix Prussian Blue and Burnt Umber--lovley deep green. Many thanks for this tutorial!

[@KarenRiceArt]

Thanks so much Kathleen, so pleased you found this helpful... especially the Prussian Blue & Burnt Umber mix 😊

[@catherinegill2488]

Brilliant - thank you Karen.

[@KarenRiceArt]

Thank you Catherine :)

[@chiangsim]

Lovely tutorial! Thank much

[@KarenRiceArt]

You are so welcome!

[@liaclark2393]

fantastic .... more please thank you

[@KarenRiceArt]

Thanks so much Lia, you may like this tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6vVfqF_eJyesMU

[@philipdown3147]

I think its not just me Karen that has problems mixing greens, enjoyed this video very helpful thanks greatly appreciated stay safe and healthy. Looking forward to watching your daisy tutorial

[@KarenRiceArt]

So many of my students find greens so tricky! Glad you found this helpful Philip... Hope you enjoy the daisies this Sunday 😊

[@eleniphotos]

Thanks. I also looooove Green Apatite.

[@KarenRiceArt]

It is such a great colour! Thanks Helene 😊

[@christinelucciardi2411]

Excellent

[@KarenRiceArt]

Thank you so much 😀

[@loriannferraioli2698]

Fantastic video. Thank you so much.

[@KarenRiceArt]

Thank you so much Lori Ann! 😊

[@BarBaraWhorleyCrawfordESS]

Thank you. Helpful

[@KarenRiceArt]

Thanks Barbara! Glad it was helpful!

[@varshakoli8706]

Such a useful video, Karen.. thank you so very much! Looking forward for the daisy tutorial..😊

[@KarenRiceArt]

You are so welcome! Coming Sunday :)

[@ceciliasawyer2432]

Outstanding!

[@monicalind3498]

Very helpful!

[@KarenRiceArt]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Rumi1028]

Thanks Karen, Greens should be easy but they are not. Specially in doing a tree/s we need different greens so this video is a great help.

[@KarenRiceArt]

So pleased you found this helpful!

[@crogo2004]

Thank you!!

[@KarenRiceArt]

You're welcome! Thank you

[@aliozgun7957]

thank you so much

[@KarenRiceArt]

You're welcome 😊🎨

[@nanditamishra2871]

You get an excellent green with gamboge and ultra marine blue. It's almost like sap green.

[@KarenRiceArt]

Thanks Nandita for sharing, sounds like a lovely green!

[@fabuloussixties4681]

Thank you for this very informativ video. It is so much helpfull for me, as a beginner. Please, can you say me: can I mix the color Quinacridone Gold? I don't have this color in my palette.

[@KarenRiceArt]

Thank you so much... Great question btw, you could use Yellow Ochre or Raw Sienna as a substitute and add a touch of Burnt Sienna. Hope this was helpful 😊

[@soongloege3241]

I don’t have a Quinacridone gold . What color can I use Instead? Thank you 🙏 🙏🙏🙏

[@KarenRiceArt]

You could use Raw Sienna 😀

[@sharminzaman1202]

Thanks a lot

[@KarenRiceArt]

Thank you so much 😊 If you would like to access more exclusive and in-depth tutorials why not think about joining my Patreon membership. www.patreon.com/karenriceart

[@hArtyTruffle]

Green Apatite Genuine forever 🌻

[@KarenRiceArt]

Yay! That’s what I think :-)

[@layra7912]

Do you mix the shadows of the trees with the same colors darker or do you also use a contrasting color for them?

[@KarenRiceArt]

Are usually use a little bit more of the darker colour, for instance, the blue. If I’m using Green I’ll add possibly a little bit more blue or some Paynes Grey. Hope this is helpful :-)

[@kattdejager6102]

Tks but what is a good substitute for that gold

[@KarenRiceArt]

Thanks… Raw Sienna ‘mixed with a touch of Burnt Sienna 😊

[@fiddler1252]

Fabulous mixing, thanks! Do you use just one sketch book for your mixing samples! I want to get more organized with my colour mixing so I have a quick reference in one place. 😊

[@KarenRiceArt]

Thanks so much Jan. I use several sketchbooks to colour mix. However if you are starting out I would suggest using the one sketchbook to start off with as you say to have a quick reference guide. Have fun colour mixing 😀

[@karenharmer519]

what shade of yellow are you using in the video for mixing greens.

[@KarenRiceArt]

Hi Karen, I was using Cad Yellow... all of the colours and colour alternatives can be found in the description... just click MORE 😊

[@philipdown3147]

Sorry Karen would it be possible to do a video on mixing black please, no hurry in your own time

[@agbphotographics]

I would love this too, please!

[@KarenRiceArt]

Great suggestion Philip... watch this space! Thank you 😊

[@BigAndyG]

Green Appetite Genuine.. ? Get real