The Color Mixing Masterclass

[@lindablackerby9819]

Great video. Another tip - if you use a warm blue (ultramarine) and a warm red, as demonstrated here, you will get a desaturated purple, because the warm red has yellow in it, so you have all 3 primaries in the purple, making it desaturated. If you want a vivid purple, use a warm blue (it leans to red) and a cool red (like Quin magenta, which leans to blue and has little yellow) and you will get a vivid purple. Same color theory applies to creating greens and oranges.

[@KyleHeathArt]

Thank you for sharing, Linda!

[@holohulolo]

That's a great tip. I dont really paint but I remember seeing a tube of premixed purple and thought why I just couldnt get that vibrant purple by simply mixing blue and red myself.

[@sacrebleu1371]

Great way of explaining it and perfect sharing tip for those learning blending.

[@tigerlili3542]

Jesus....dude. I've been trying to make vivid purple for two days....I have the wrong gd red. Thank you so much for saving me a giant headache.

[@roxanneconner7185]

Oh my goodness, you just answered a question I have been struggling with my whole life!! I always look at explanations like this one and be like 'I KNOW he did not just call that purple, it's poo brown!' And then I can never predict what color I am going to end up with when I mix paints together, it always seems unpredictable to me and so frequently I end up with different varieties of brown. But I am going to totally think of this advice from now on and never be confused again. THANK YOU!

[@marlenajacklin1142]

I am 82 years old, and just starting to try my hand at painting. I am leaning toward abstract painting, and have been watching a lot of videos. I have been admiring the colours people are using, and did not understand how to get such beautiful colours. I thank you for this video. I am now going to sit and try my hand at mixing these colours and see which ones I like best. I do hope you are a teacher ad you make a wonderful teacher. Thanks again.

[@jimyohe1158]

Hi I'm 78 I have been painting for 10 6y Rs

[@SeanMahoneyfitnessandart]

With abstract, color is everything.. maybe try working with opposite colors paired... orange with blue, yellow with purple, red and green etc. Tends to be aesthetically pleasing

[@caratrabucco3954]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. ❤

[@marlenajacklin1142]

Thank you, going to copy and paste that. It is really wonderful of you to share that with me.@@SeanMahoneyfitnessandart

[@daneladydriver603]

Grandma Moses started painting in her late 70s. I retired 2 years ago at almost 67 and due to severe complications after a hip replacement I had to give up hiking and my new metal detector sits in the corner gathering dust. So to distract me from losing all the plans I made for my retirement I have taken up painting as well. Go for it, we have our whole life experience inside us....get it out and on paper, canvas, wood, metal...whatever! Best of luck!

[@asiagawryla]

this is my comfort video for some reason

[@galpaiandamaris2674]

Because he has a very calm voice and speaks kindly

[@unprofessionalpainter]

I have been a college professor for almost 34 years. I know good teaching when I see it and WOW are you good! No fluff, no garbage filler chatter.... just to-the-point information. I appreciate that so much! Now, as far as the content goes? Such good stuff! You explained temperature and saturation in ways that I've never heard before and I really learned something new here. I'll have to watch this one a few more times before I really "learn" it, but that's okay! Thank you for a great video!

[@miric6224]

Hi. I’m a retired sp.ed. Teacher, certified, abd. I am so tired of artists calling themselves teachers when they are gabby demonstrators. I agree, finding someone who has natural teaching ability is indeed rare. I expect to be disappointed and am thrilled when not. Glad someone else notices.

[@FarwaIrfan-mz1xl]

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[@SamMorganKoch]

@@miric6224 hey miri

[@janineboguslawski535]

Right! He's really good

[@ASMRA33]

Thank you so much for this!!!! I'm entering year five of sobriety and I'm making art again and I'm starting over and boy is the world beautiful when your spirit is healthy! What a joy to have such a phenomenal teacher!!

[@iammymusictoo8525]

Congratulations 🎉 on your sobriety!! Keep up the great work!

[@jacquialdred5289]

That is sooooo goood. Wishing you much fulfilment and happiness in your return to art👌

[@mousefudge7623]

God bless

[@franciscacantorna2699]

Im really want to paint especially in my age but I dont know how I will start,but now since your vedio tought me a lot no hindrance to fullfill my dream.Once again thank you very

[@franciscacantorna2699]

Thank you very much for your knowledgeable vedio you share

[@kylietsai8385]

This is the best color theory class I have ever seen.

[@HeatherMaderArt]

I've been known for "paint pouring" on my channel. With pouring, the challenge was always to keep the colors vivid. So while I understood that red & green or purple and yellow often make mud when they mix - I had no need to go beyond that. Now I've moved from pouring to brush painting - Ive been really frustrated I couldn't get the colors I saw in my head. I want more muted and neutral/natural tones in my abstract florals, and I wanted them to look less vibrant. This tutorial was fantastic. Your voice is calming, soothing and you are informative with a light-hearted delivery that made an hour go by in a JIFFY :) As a fellow content creator, I KNOW how much work goes into these videos and I totally appreciate you taking the time to create it. THANK YOU!

[@IllustratedManOfficial]

I love this video. I’m going to repeat this tomorrow, only with gouache instead of oil paint.

[@kriskriskris32]

You just blew my mind with peanut butter! Thank you so much for this tutorial. I've been struggling with this EXACT subject. Understanding the color wheel is WAY different than just looking at it. Your patient thorough explanation is the BEST thing I've ever seen on KZbin. I can't wait to watch it again ☺️💜👣

[@flutterbuyz]

WOW, I am sitting here absolutely stunned, what an amazing tutorial, thank you, I will watch it over and over. You have a wonderful gift for teaching and your voice is so patient, kind and easy to follow. Cheers from Melbourne, Australia.

[@sianaf]

As a complete colour newbie.. I would just like to say THANK YOU for this video! I was so stunned that black isn't used to darken a colour - all the times I've done so in the past, I've been so perplexed as to why my colours turn out so awful looking. But it's what I was taught when I was younger. I've learnt so much from this video, it was truly eye opening!

[@JoselinWilliams-pp3nd]

I am 69 years old and have only been painting a couple of years and this video has explained so much. You are a patient and knowledgeable teacher. Thanks so much for sharing. I will finally be able to make my own color wheel. All of the comments were also helpful.

[@56sleepy]

I watch a good amount of instructional video which is the huge gift of You Tube in my opinion. I learned so much from this class. You are a terrific teacher.

[@tarrirothman4036]

Wonderful instruction. Clear, detailed and easy to translate. I can get lost in my love of color until my painting turns to mud. Your discipline in explaining the palette unlocks the mystery. Most instructors talk about mixing color but usually while painting a model or subject. This devoted video to just mixing color is the best instruction I have seen.

[@olgapena6671]

Gracias.Fue una extraordinaria clase.Aprendi más,de lo que en mi vida,había visto sobre mezcla de colores.Gracias,desde Colombia.Abrazo.

[@riagreen]

Firstly, wow, this is the best tutorial I’ve seen, thank you! Secondly, you have a radio voice, easy on the ears 😉😁

[@iammymusictoo8525]

True! I could listen forever, the time flew by 😊

[@ashishawasthi9796]

Yeah, his voice is so soothing

[@nancywilson5961]

I have mixed colors in the past and wondered why my results were so different from the instructor's. Now I know. I may never learn it all, but you certainly are opening my eyes to this world of art. I can only say kudos to you all who can incorporate all of this knowledge into such beautiful work. I humbly bow to you.

[@SamMorganKoch]

Hi Nancy, good day. How are you doing ?

[@lahaza6515]

Wow am I happy to have found this or what? So informative, wonderfully present & conversational w/o the typical loud, busy or chirpy "KZbin personality" bit. THIS is is fantastic. Thank you!!!!

[@davidgarbutt1280]

A fist class tutorial on colour. I’ve learned so much from watching and will watch again and will mix the colours myself as I watch.

[@paulthielhelm9625]

This artist is an excellent teacher,really thorough in language terms,hue, color temperature, watching is so important…

[@josephinejamison8180]

Finally someone showing how to get greys and browns, wonderful tutorial, thank youso much.

[@lindseygamble639]

OMG THANK YOU!!!! This was the single BEST clear, concise, and helpful color lesson I have ever had!! I WISH I had had anyone teach me this, in this way, previously. Now I actually understand both the values and tints, and their practical applications. THANK YOU!!!

[@lindagarner4739]

I loved this mixing class. The first one, out of several I have already watched, made any sense to me. Thank you for taking the time to help us.

[@ileneamydemling8375]

Small round infant pools

[@chriswhitehouse8982]

I totally agree!

[@patgilbert1351]

You explained color theory extraordinarily. I now understand the terminology and the the definitions. I feel so enlightened. Great teacher!

[@SamMorganKoch]

Hi Linda ,❤🌹 How're you doing today. Seasons Greetings 🎄☃🎉

[@rianar7826]

You have such a warm, fatherly voice.

[@sharonandersen3669]

Excellent video! NO drawn-out beginnings - thanks for that! A good pace for someone trying to grasp these concepts. I appreciate the show-and-tell happening at the same time. Thank you for helping me to understand what I am aiming for in mixing and where to go with the colours to achieve what I'm aiming for. Very clear. Repeating what another professor said - you are doing great in teaching this! Keep up the good work!

[@joanaofarts2717]

The only 1hr long video on KZbin I watched without a hint of boredom! Thank you so much I was really having a hard time learning how to match colors when I paint. Your content is great.💕

[@KyleHeathArt]

Thank you Joana! What a compliment! 😊

[@kalibrown3196]

This is so so helpful!! Can you share what paper you are using in your palette??😊

[@luciacruz3628]

I just woke up this morning after watching this video last night. I had a wonderful vivid dream with lots of beautiful flowers. Thank you.

[@iammymusictoo8525]

That’s really cool! 😊

[@robertweinblatt2018]

I’ve got to tell you that by this time in most vids I’ve turned it off as it’s been repetitive droning on and on and really not giving me anything and frankly, wasting my time. Im a painter and a colorist as well and I find your video to be fresh and interesting and definitely a keeper! Thank you for really conveying some very relevant important info here! I also have no problem at all with the very mellow soothing sound of your voice👍🏻 so keep bringing that info 🙏🏻🥇👍🏻

[@KyleHeathArt]

Thanks so much Robert! I checked out your art, and LOVE your use of color ❤️

[@lovesonepiece299]

Thank you so much for this video!! I’ve been trying to figure out the color wheel so I didn’t have to waste my money on specific colors and it’s never clicked until your video! My gas dropped when you mixed the orange, blue, and the white making the gray. Thank you again for the instruction and showing how to color correct for your desired color! 28:55

[@ccosmoss]

I’ve watched hundreds of videos about Color mixing but this one is the best I’ve ever seen. Thank you so much! 👍💪

[@luis_shangrila]

The best video intro for color mixingtheory. Brilliant

[@dudewhathappenedtomycountr9099]

Great tip about posture. Desk jobs trashed my neck and back. Wish I had taken breaks. Young folks, take heed!

[@mellisugahelenae]

I don't paint but I love calming painting videos and the talent of the artists. My favorite colors here are lavender blue and golden yellow

[@sylvianblue]

Colour theory is so exciting and interesting to me…it’s like magic. I need to watch this again and write all the key points down!

[@connievari9012]

I just started painting at almost 70 years old and my instructor recommended your videos for color mixing. Your teaching approach is exceptional. I am sure you will become my virtual instructor. Thank you for your professional, easy to follow and comprehensive instruction. I will now dedicate equal time to your videos as my classroom instruction. Thank you!!

[@sarahcampbell1975]

Amazing lesson. I now truly understand the color wheel. I've watched countless videos on art and just now UNDERSTAND color. Thank you for this. I appreciate you!

[@phoenixgrove]

I'm watching this tutorial everyday until it sticks in my head and I'm mixing my own paints as well along with you. Thanks for being such an outstanding teacher.

[@katedixon6443]

That was the most informative but easy to understand tutorial iv ever watched! Thankyou so much Kyle! If you're seriously a beginner, this is the video to watch! Thankyou!

[@jayneweathers]

Exactly!

[@lizzye1952]

yay! i feel ready to paint my mostly brown painting tomorrow! Honestly, I’d love a deep dive painting tutorial just on browns and tans

[@anambabar1990]

This was the most brief and comprehending and easily understandable class . this gonna help me alot

[@Sunlit_Sea]

Great video! I usually have a short attention span but I was fully engaged the whole hour (to my surprise). Never learnt anything about color mixing or about depth/tints/hues/etc in any art class (school or otherwise). Thanks for the video.

[@stephaniegrier8379]

You have given me hands down THE BEST explanation and instructions on the use of the color wheel! Very clear! 🤗🤗🤗

[@ThuNguyen-bq8vy]

Love how you not only give a tutorial but also talk about other stuff such as posture!

[@billhansen2008]

The concepts and ideas here are a valuable review, well worth the time to view the tutorial several times. Thanks!! Those of us who use acrylics should keep in mind that, even adding retarders and using the equivalent of "Sta-Wet" palettes, our paints are never going to stay useable for this long, let alone long enough to paint two or three versions of the same subject, using our initial mixtures of paints. But the points about mixing hues, tints, and tones are still very helpful.

[@duyguakbs]

Amazing lesson! Thank you VM for this wonderful instruction! 🙏 warm wishes from Turkey! ❤

[@PedroVarguesOfficial]

Can't believe this is for free! Thank you so much for your dedication.

[@nancyamoo9664]

Thank you so very much. Well articulated and simplified even for the layman to learn. God bless you 🙏🏾

[@patricia7434]

What fun! You just took away all my dread about diving into this subject. I intend to watch and dab along with you again and again until this lesson becomes pretty much automatic. You've done a real service here and I thank you.

[@rutbrea8796]

You're a treasure! A treasure to be appreciated. Unselfish, great teacher, who totally helps those anxious to learn. There are soo many talented kids and some don't even have the financial means to go to an art school. Well, in you they can find a true, friend and teacher. May the ALMIGHTY, bless you with good health and wisdom with the true colors of the firmament!

[@spadiga]

😮 wow… amazing tutorial… exactly what I was looking for… there are so many explanations in writing in the internet but this one is super easy to follow and will remain in my memory forever now. Thank you.

[@KyleHeathArt]

You’re welcome!

[@spetruck1]

Take it easy with that dumbell 😅 This tutorial was really clear and helpful. I will definitely be watching this again. Your voice is very calming.

[@tracy85777]

My favorite color now is turquoise. And I love the blue purple color of tanzanite. It's gorgeous! I love color! What a boring world it would be without it. It's a blessing from The Creator.

[@AW-vi3df]

So true 1:16 there is nothing more important as an artist than paying attention to the details and being able to discern differences in light and dark saturation, contrast, color harmony, etc. Being able to think critically is one of the most important elements of being an artist even though it’s literally part of the opposite hemisphere of your brain and the one that you would use for art

[@mariaa.confortimswlcsw4193]

Can I just say thank you for putting a smile on my face with the purple dumbell segment. I realized at that point that I was still watching. I was more interested in color theory than i have ever been, and not from lack of desire to learn it but from the sheer need to keep repeating the practice and going over the principles until they become natural. And no book or person has been able to hold my interest this long on a subject that is still eluding me a little. But right now I know I'm going to watch THIS video over and over and practice it until I feel a basic comfort with this. I know this is what's been blocking me from enjoying all my new paints and markers etc. Your voice is definitely asmr quality but your ability to hit the right pace and the right level of language for me to be able to stick to this gives me hope that I WILL eventually learn it. I have adhd and never realized how it affected so much for me. As a child I didn't have much choice in who would be responsible for teaching me. But with platforms like this students like me can find teachers like you and that's BIG. I hope parents with children who are struggling with certain kinds of learning turn to people like you to help their kids catch up in subjects like art so they don't grow up like I did thinking I was not creative because I was told I was bad at it. Could you imagine? I know adhd intimately.....I treated it in children for almost 10 years before I even had a clue that I was living with it and so was most of my family. I think back to how my brother and I struggled in different ways from the same conceptual difference in processing information and I cringe knowing how hard it was on everyone to see two exceptional human beings struggle to feel good enough. I don't know anything about you or your endeavors but I'm a fan and will get to know more with time but if it ever crossed your path to teach or offer your classes to kids with neurodiversity, I think you would be opening doors that might otherwise remain closed. Thank you so much for sharing your gifts and knowledge. ❤

[@sabihashaikh6180]

So true visualisation of a scenery with an artist's eye is so different where you appreciate the hues and saturations, shadow and light so much better.thanks for such a wonderful tutorial.

[@patriciadawn4067]

Thank you for an amazing and thorough explanation of color mixing. I have been working with this for some time and watched several videos and none of them made as much sense as this one. I will watch it over many times I'm sure to capture it all but now I know where to go for my information!

[@KyleHeathArt]

I’m so glad you feel some clarity on this topic now, it’s wonderful to have that “eureka” moment!

[@merrittswift3797]

Thank you for what likely is the best tutorial on mixing Iv ever seen.Im half way through and I had thought red was the warmest color till now.

[@umeshpandey7384]

Simply great…best lesson in colour so far I have seen..bundle of thanks for this.

[@marygraham2155]

I have watched so many videos on color and you have explained so much better . Thank You 😊

[@jayneweathers]

That was the best explanation and hands-on exercises I have found yet, to help me understand color and how to mix them. Thank you.

[@mercy-zg9tv]

As simple as it is incredible. Thank you for teaching. I've covered years in one lesson👏👏👏👏👏👏👏!

[@tlojewelrylove]

This was very informative, thanks. I remember the bare basics of mixing colors from a couple lifetimes ago in elementary school but I've recently taken an interest in learning to paint and decided to brush up on color theory so I can mix my own custom colors. You've done an excellent job with this presentation. Paint CAN BE expensive so I imagine if one can become proficient at mixing their desired colors one could probably save some money by doing so. Thank you very much for this fantastic demonstration! 👍

[@victoriacampbell5989]

this has to be one of the best hours I've spent in a youtube rabbit hole

[@armyyyyyyyyyyy6542]

Thank u so much for ur video it was sooo helpful!!! here are some notes i took away from it (for others and myself to refer to 😊): *DESATURATING COLOURS* - Add complementary colour - Neutralising warm hue = brown - Neutralising cool hue = grey *CHANGING VALUE* - _Lighten:_ add white/hue with higher value (e.g. yellow). NOTE: Whenever you add white the hue becomes more desaturated and more cool. The solution is to add a bit of yellow to preserve the warmth. -_Darken:_ add the two colours beside the colour your trying to darken (in the colour wheel). Don't add black because it makes it less vibrant and yucky. *COLOUR MATCHING PROCESS* 1. Hue 2. Saturation 3. Value NOTE: you keep cycling through these till you match the colour *COLOUR TEMPERATURE* - Colours are either warm or cool - Warmest is orange, coolest is blue *OTHER NOTES/TIPS* - Whenever you mix colours the product will always be less vibrant. Solution: buy that colour paint. - To make black add visually equal blue, red and yellow. To check if you have the right black you add some white and should make grey. - To judge if a dark colour (e.g. black or purple) is the right colour add some white to let the colour come through. - If painting is too chalky (too white/tinted) intentionally shift all the hues in the painting to a lower value to keep vibrancy (because remember, adding white desaturates the colour)

[@lauriefolsom6747]

Thank you Kyle. I too will watch this over and over. Lot's of helpful info..

[@KyleHeathArt]

Wonderful, I’m so glad it’s helpful Laurie!

[@kalpanalapsiya]

Thank you for the Master class. And I must say it stays true to the title. Learnt a lot, your explanation technique is clear and easy to understand.

[@amsalik]

MY GOD, thank you so much, i have been painting for couple of years.... but this opened my mind even more... will do couple of paintings by pre mixing my colors.

[@kareny4287]

This is the first video of yours that I watched and I immediately subscribed after it ended. I have always been interested in art and even took 2 advanced art classes in high school on top of my regular art class (eons ago), even then this was not taught in this detail. Kyle, you definitely have what it takes to teach and I for one am very excited to learn. Thank you for taking the time and effort to put your videos out here, I greatly appreciate it.

[@felipevelazquez9227]

Outstanding performance in teaching a subject that is complex in very simple terms that a beginner such as I can understand. Your method has a couple of key points in a common core lesson plan that solidifies learning in a concrete manner. Great job, I will definitely make use in my own art.

[@موسئالصغير-ط3ص]

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[@DariceDavisjprocks94]

Karen S -- What she said! Art was a hobby not a career or profession where I grew up, but I always did creative things and had that eye for observation, paying attention. So much so dad nicknamed me "Eagle Eye." Should be Ms. Eagle Eye. I still have the gift, and it has heightened senses of smell and hearing to accompany it as I age. It requires that I discipline my observations though so as not to go overboard into obsession. I'd rather though be hyper awake than nodded out. LoL Today I definitely would augment a career in science with some web design, or space decorating feature.

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[@HiTechDiver]

Extremely useful video, especially for a beginner like me.

[@Keyboardje]

This is a really good video, even for someone who does not paint with oilpaints, but watercolor paints, so the white does not come into it so much for me/us. Still very informing and clear, thank you 😊

[@KyleHeathArt]

You are so welcome! Thanks for your kind words 😊

[@daniellegetz1931]

The desaturation was never quite explained to me like this, and man has that alone completely unlocked my painting

[@nickywrigley5135]

Thank you so much for this. I am a textile artist/student and have been taught about the colour wheel but the way you showed the subtleties of mixing has made the colour matching make so much sense

[@eduskateacademy4844]

even the way you have started this video is exactly the weaknesses I noticed in my art and the questions I started asking myself and approach you have said exactly in the first 2 minutes of this video. I think this video is going to be art changing for me

[@deborahwolff5651]

Thank you for sharing! This is a clear, concise lesson. This is so interesting and a great way to sharpen your eyes and have fun!

[@Tahnja]

Yeah, I agree with the many who’ve said this is an excellent explanation! Best I’ve seen yet, and I’ve been painting for 25 years!

[@preetiartist01]

Thanks a lot Kyle for this wonderful real time video. It resolved lot of doubts that I carried within me about colors and temperature and other things. It all made sense. Heartiest gratitude to you for giving us your valuable time and knowledge. 🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️

[@annak1371]

Thank you. I can't wait to show this to my daughter.

[@o0mew0o]

I don't paint with oil but this was an amazing masterclass! Thank you. In watercolor, a lot of artists use CMYK colors, and usually never white, like printers. This was very interesting that in oil you use red, blue and yellow as your primary. The lesson about the hue, saturation and value was perfect.

[@glumsulk]

You can use either for any medium and there is even split primary setups where you use both a cool and warm version of either RYB or CMYk.

[@loati94]

It not about being oil, it's personal preference. Some artists use YRB others use CMY and others use split primaries of Red Blue yellow in warm and cool version to have more options and just choose based on the subject.

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[@vickieevenson9309]

You have no idea how much this has helped me. I am a passionate, passionate lover of color. Other artists have said that I have such a good understanding of color, and that I really know how to use it, but I actually don't even know how to use a color wheel!! I know the basics but beyond that I don't. I couldn't tell you what the difference is between a hue and a tint!! I didn't know how to mix browns and blacks that would match with every single color. I have been too embarrassed to let people know this about me, lol! I have sold a number of paintings but I have felt very limited. Thank you so much for helping me expand!!

[@0rya_gd]

I really thought a 1 hour video would be too long but wow… The course was really captivating and instructive, and I know that I wouldn’t be able to have that much informations from any other video Thanks for the time and effort (and paint) you’ve putting in it :)

[@pennycaldwell8141]

Kyle, IMO, you're a remarkable and effective teacher. Of the many videos I've watched on you tube, you have a pace, tenor, and focus that lends itself well to my beginner artist mind. Thankyou for sharing 😊

[@janeharris7266]

This excellent Color Mixing class together with a class on Color Harmony, has rejuvenated my paintings. I’m excited to get started again. THANK YOU

[@samueltaylor4989]

I was like, an hour?! Here I am an hour later like, I just sat here and watched the entire video!

[@pdias8469]

I love this guide for Color mixing. Thanks. I am sitting completely immersed in this tutorial. Can’t than you enough.

[@miss.azaaustralia6729]

Look forward to following along with this, just refreshing my practice. I can relate so hard with the 'using too much paint, very expensive' especially when learning, but like you said you have to actually use it to learn it. For that reason... i'll be getting some cheap acrylics lol.

[@Jojospyder]

If you are in Australia, as your name suggest... you can get a 24 pc set of Mont Marte for around around 30 dollars. I am in the U.S but follow some Austrailian artist. I use Arteza...another good brand with fairly high pigmentation for around the same price. Of course you can get smaller sets too.

[@dawndonly1489]

Thank you. I paused your video and picked up a pencil and note pad. I have been studying watercolor, and love to sketch...Yet make zero time as everything else is a priority. Only because a get anxious and overwhelmed. Not because it's not important.

[@kathleenwildey2757]

Thank you for this lesson! This explains so much! My fav color is pthalo blue!

[@KyleHeathArt]

You’re welcome Kathleen! I love pthalo blue too!

[@terrylaguardia6838]

Sooo true about the limitations from which art is created. Many thanks sharing the depth and lightness of your teaching!

[@patriciasell]

Just discovered your channel. Thank you although I only use watercolors. I would especially appreciate your level of expertise using watercolor w demonstrations. 👍👍👍❤❤❤

[@winonaho]

Seconding this. I'd love to see it with watercolour.

[@kalpanakawade6990]

Thxx for beautiful explanation....which no art school can teach such finer aspects.....gbu

[@paolaayarie4640]

My favorite color has always been teal. It makes my heart flutter😭❤️

[@KyleHeathArt]

Teal might be my favorite color too!

[@Ant1matter2]

I watched this color mixing instruction on my tv primetime..and now Im watching again on youtube from my computer so that I can get up close and with intense listening...the clarification of color and all the buzz words about color has been clouding my thoughts and that intimidated me...What you are teaching and SHOWING here is what I think will take my art from cartoonish to a more unified believable scene...Thank you Kyle Heath for taking the time to share this video...

[@barbarapatton2377]

That was a wonderful teaching. I am basically self-taught and been doing this for about 10 years or more so this was great and the term analogy was very good for my education and all the principles that you taught. Thank you very much

[@SamMorganKoch]

Hi Barbara ,❤🌹 How're you doing today. Seasons Greetings 🎄☃🎉

[@maria00oo00]

Thank you so much for this video. I have seen so many color wheels, but this one is so easy to navigate.

[@pennyheeley2824]

As a beginner to painting...this has helped me to understand values and to mix colours more confidently. Thank you.

[@DonnaVarno]

Thank you! I'm just starting out and this was so helpful!

[@Suchitra99]

I can't thank you enough for making this video! Everything about the color wheel and getting the right hue makes sense now!

[@PKeefe]

You. Best explanation of color. The demonstration did it for me. Seeing is believing. Using percentages would have stopped me cold. You stuck to the purest uncomplicated description of color theory. I got it!

[@J-ellO]

Thank you for clarifying what I have struggled with for so long. Love not only your lesson but your calming tone ! Helps relax into the lesson…..❤️‍🩹

[@pesikfrunzen1877]

And fall asleep ...

[@YamConcepcionTV]

Thank you so much for this! Learned so much. You are such a great teacher

[@RaAy5555]

Wow! You’re an amazing teacher! I have learned so much from your videos, especially this one! THANK YOU 🙏 God Bless ❤