COLOUR MIXING BLOG
This Colour Mixing Blog aims to act as a beacon of knowledge, offering artists a comprehensive understanding of colour in art. The Online Colour Mixing Course offers the comprehensive practical advice on how to use colour in art and this blog serves to sit alongside the course by delving into the practical community of art and artists. Chatting about current exhibitions and generally expanding our love of the subject together and with your art friends around the world.
Whether you are a complete beginner venturing tentatively into the world of art or whether you are an experienced artist you will find well crafted, thought provoking and practical advice and information.
Each post will delve into a different aspect of Colour Mixing or Colour in Art or a variety of Artists and their use of colour in art. Regardless of geographic location or time constraints, artists can tap into this invaluable resource at their own pace. A few clicks will open up a world of colour theories and practical tips.
Over time this will build to be a wellspring of inspiration. Through vivid imagery, case studies, and real-world examples, you are invited to witness the magic that unfolds when colours are used with confidence and passion. This visual feast aims to stir your imagination, sparking novel ideas and prompting innovative experimentation. A single post might set in motion a chain reaction of creativity that resonates deeply with your unique style.
The interactive nature of blogs cultivates a sense of community, forging connections between artists scattered across the globe. Discussions, comments, and shared experiences foster a collective sense of growth and exploration. As artists engage with the content, they not only learn from the blogger’s expertise but also gain insights from fellow readers who bring their diverse perspectives to the table. This collaborative atmosphere transforms the solitary act of creation into a communal dialogue that enriches the creative process.
ART FOUNDATION and COLOUR MIXING
ART FOUNDATION and COLOUR MIXING You are studying Art Foundation because you want to make your career in art. You want to earn a living …
A WORD FROM GRAYSON PERRY
A WORD FROM GRAYSON PERRY CBE RA Hon FRIBA Do you care about heartbreaking beauty, fresh new ideas, astounding craftsmanship, ingenious solutions, the tingle of …
COLOUR PALETTES. HOW TO CREATE YOUR OWN
COLOUR PALETTES. HOW TO CREATE YOUR OWN. COLOUR PALETTES. HOW TO CREATE YOUR OWN In my post on ‘Colour Mixing for Artists’ we touched on …
COLOUR MIXING FOR ARTISTS
COLOUR MIXING FOR ARTISTS AND ASPIRING ARTISTS Colour Mixing is a skill that is absolutely crucial for artists to learn with confident proficiency. The artistry …
WHICH PAINT COLOURS DO I NEED
WHICH PAINT COLOURS DO I NEED? When you go into an art shop or look online you see an enormous range of paints and paint …
HOW TO MAKE A YELLOW COLOUR
MIXING YELLOWS. HOW TO MAKE SUBTLE COLOUR CHANGES WHEN MIXING YELLOWS TO CREATE A SENSE OF DISTANCE.
WE ARE GOING TO TAKE INSPIRATION FROM ONE OF CLAUDE MONET’S WATERLILY PAINTINGS
In painting we are creating the illusion of a 3D image onto a flat 2D surface. To achieve that we use colour changes. To create a sense of depth and make the water stretch off into the distance you will note that Monet makes subtle colour changes in his water lilies.