Why Use A LIMITED PALETTE? 2 COLORS Watercolor Landscape Painting Beginners Watercolour Tutorial

[@francoiseparpillon6552]

Very convincing demo to encourage me training with only two colours. Thanks a lot ois

[@LoisDavidsonArt]

Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@craftytraveler9238]

Great information. I have used raw sienna and ultramarine blue in the past and was very surprised at what I got. Thanks for the info.

[@LoisDavidsonArt]

Thank you, sounds like a good combination!

[@brigitteitg]

Very interesting and inspiring, I will try this! One of my favourite combinations for mixing black is a slightly more vibrant version of yours: Daniel Smith’s Indanthrone Blue and Quin Burnt Orange - this could make a very good limited palette as the range of mixes is amazing, from cool greys to warm browns.

[@dvalentino885]

I loved what Louis demonstrated, and appreciate your recommendation a lot too! Thank you I will try that combination! I think I need to practice and experiment this 2 colours approach, Exciting!! As too many colours also bring distractions in the painting process. And this provides one to work more on tonal values, as Louis explained. Thank you both 🙏 Greetings from Portugal

[@LoisDavidsonArt]

I like the sound of that, thanks!

[@sheysotlar915]

I love Paynes Gray.... Probably my favorite color to paint with.

[@delphinewood7519]

Thanks for some well explained encouragement. Love to mix Paynes Gray with anything. 💙

[@LoisDavidsonArt]

Thanks Delphine!

[@pamelaburns1081]

Very worthwhile demo.

[@LoisDavidsonArt]

Thank you!

[@loisbrennan3967]

I love using perylene green with raw sienna or lavender. Also burnt umber next to buff titanium and sepia with zirconium. Favourite black mix is ultramarine with burnt sienna. I love love limited palettes!😊

[@annevickers3307]

Interesting concept.

[@LoisDavidsonArt]

Thanks!

[@msfrehel8758]

Fabulous! Thank you!🎨

[@LoisDavidsonArt]

You’re welcome 😊

[@sophiarevel6952]

Very helpful information. Thank you so much. ❤

[@LoisDavidsonArt]

Thank you!