Secrets to Amazing Color Mixes with Jane Blundell

[Veronicapainted]

Jane is a treasure. Her website is truly a gift to all watercolor artists. 1 of my top reference sites.

[lylebobroske]

I wish there would have been close ups

[chompers]

Awesome video Ive used Jane's blog on color for YEARS this is so cool. Thanks for all your work Jane!

[triciashelton]

Jane is the BEST! Her website is one of the most informative watercolor sites you will find anywhere-just a wonderful reference. I tell everyone I know, especially anyone just starting in watercolor, to take her online class MASTERING WATERCOLORS. For beginners, it will introduce them to using a limited palette. For more experienced artists, it will introduce you to mixing and using triads, and so much more. If you have the opportunity to take a live workshop with her, you will be totally amazed at how organized she is, and how much you will learn, no matter what your level of experience is. She is definitely a treasure!

[renmuffett]

Jane has always been so inspiring. I have been making the perfect black using Phthalocyanine Green, PH7, since 2010. But learned it from Susan Harrison -Tustain. Used with any Alizarin type hue, you get the perfect black. In Daniel Smith brand, I already use that mix. I learned watercolor mixing with only 9 Schmincke colors from Susan Harrison -Tustain, a Master Artist that travels the world. She makes the blackest black from Phthalo Green blue shade (PG7) and Alizarin Crimson or any Alizarin hue substitute.

[Frieda_Kamstra]

Everyone should do the course of Jane! Loved it and after 2 years I still am using most colors of her palette. Thank you, Jane!🎉

[elsbethdahlgren]

I have just discovered Jane Blundell.Have to get in to colour mixing.Loved the video.

[constance]

Her technique works in any medium, and fun to experiment with.

[deb]

Hi from Melbourne, Australia. I really want to get your book on colour-mixing, Jane. You’re my colour-mixing guru! (I often use your first combination to make black.)

[cherylchamberlain]

Greetings fellow Artist, Eric and Jane from Woodinville Washington. I love thse tips.

[Deedster]

This was WONDERFUL!! I just came over from Jane’s blog, actually LOL She is definitely the go-to person for anything related to colour. I have so much to catch up on Jane’s blog 🤗There is SO very much to learn. Jane is such an asset to the art community ❤️👏
Edit: I am off to do this exercise!!

[gail]

I’ve had a lovely morning painting colour strips. It made me use colour combinations with colours I don’t typically reach for. Phthalo Green (blue shade) being top of that list. (Had been thinking of eliminating it from my pallet). Some surprisingly results came from Aureolin and indigo. I would have through I could get green from yellow ochre and cobalt blue, but didn’t. Nice gray’s though. Still have oodles of combinations to try out. Great exercise. Thanks Jane!

[Stardust]

Any idea where we can buy the water containers? Thanks

[dsmith]

Zoom out more, I can still just about see the innovative surprising colors.

[finleydavis]

Was it ever mention the brand of the metal palette?

[kimberleesublett]

What shade is the pathalo green….yellow shade or blue shade?

[judyheim]

I would love to sign up for Watercolor live but with the new program they are using I had a terrible time trying to watch Realism Live on my iPad the first day so ended up asking for a refund

[marjoriejohnson]

Which thalo green?? Pg37 is in my palette..for plein air.

[alspringham]

Hi, I bought my first 'silver brush 'should I avoid pushing on base of rinsing jar ?