Carol Mclntyre

Acrylic Color Mixing Made Easy

Carol Mclntyre

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  • In-depth Instruction; over 151 mins
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Meet artist Carol McIntyre and start developing your color mixing skills! Learn how to quickly organize your paints, then create a pigment chart -- an essential tool for effectively translating what you see onto canvas. You'll also gain familiarity with important paint properties and characteristics.
Deepen your understanding of complementary colors as you explore three attributes of color: hue, value and chroma. Discover how to create striking focal points within your work by pairing certain hues together. In addition, broaden your palette with Carol's technique for mixing complementary colors.
Continue expanding your knowledge of color by learning to see the subtle warm or cool tones in your red, yellow and blue paints. You'll get an in-depth explanation on how primary colors are influenced by other hues. Plus, create a two-primary color chart that will greatly simplify your painting process!
Apply the skills you learned in Lesson 2 to paint a simple still life using a pair of complementary colors. With Carol's guidance, practice mixing and applying hues that vary in value and chroma. You'll also get invaluable tips for working with white pigment and painting shadows.
Gain confidence creating an even wider range of colors as Carol demonstrates how to mix bright and dull secondary -- and tertiary -- colors to achieve clean, purposeful results. Then, paint along with Carol as she uses these essential techniques to create a purple flower.
Round out your color mixing skills by exploring the color green! Carol demystifies the process of mixing natural-looking greens by showing you how to create a green chart and chromatic scale. You'll also discover what happens when you mix greens with tertiary colors.
Pull from all the skills you've learned to paint a lovely pastoral landscape using a two-primary palette. In the process, you'll create a sense of depth on a two-dimensional page using principles of line, detail, color and value.
 
 
7 Lessons
2  hrs 31  mins

Description

Learn how to mix acrylic paints with lessons from award-winning artist Carol McIntyre. Start by creating a pigment chart – a visual reference guide to all your colors. Take your color confidence further as Carol demystifies hue, value and chroma. Explore techniques for easily mixing complementary colors. Next, make color temperature simple as you create a two-primary color chart. Progress to painting a simple, beautiful still life using a pair of complementary colors. Then, mix clean secondary and tertiary colors that are bright or dull, and apply your new skills to paint a lovely purple flower. Move on to mixing natural-looking green hues to open up a landscape of painting possibilities. Plus, apply what you’ve learned to paint a pastoral landscape with both vivid and muted hues using a two-primary palette.

Carol Mclntyre

At age 36, Carol McIntyre traded in her corporate blue suits for a painterÂ’s smock. She attended the Minneapolis College of Art & Designs, and her work has since been featured in national art magazines and honored with numerous awards. Carol has a passion for studying color and sharing her knowledge. Her unique teaching methods give other painters a smooth path to color mixing success.

Carol Mclntyre

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