How do I make a watercolor palette correctly? This question comes up way more than you'd think. I remember the first time I was going to prep a palette and I was extremely discouraged because I had no idea how. As far as I knew, watercolors belonged in pre-made cake palettes, while acrylic paints were in tubes, but WATERCOLORS in TUBES?! That was crazy. No way.
This class is going to set you up to create your very own YOU palette of YOUR favorite colors without making crucial mistakes. You know... when you watercolor knocks loose and falls out or when you try to mix colors but your palette makes the water just bead up? Yeah.. this class is going to help you avoid all of that nonsense.
For your reference, I've listed the materials used in this class:
Palette: The Pigeon Letters Palette
Brush: The Pigeon Letters Round Brush
Paper: Legion Cold Press
Watercolors: Daniel Smith (Here's a link to a video on my Instagram of a full swatch chart of every color they make!)
Daniel Smith - DOT CHART
Daniel Smith - Chinese White
Daniel Smith -Â Lamp Black
Daniel Smith - Buff Titanium
Daniel Smith - Burnt Umber
Daniel Smith - Indian Yellow
Daniel Smith - New Gamboge
Daniel Smith - Cadmium Red Medium Hue
Daniel Smith - Pyrrol ScarletÂ
Daniel Smith - Garnet Genuine
Daniel Smith - Rhodonite Genuine
Daniel Smith - Bordeaux
Daniel Smith - Prussian Blue
Daniel Smith - Mayan Blue Genuine
Daniel Smith - Deep Sap Green
Daniel Smith - Sap Green
Daniel Smith - Cascade Green
Daniel Smith - Jadeite Genuine
Daniel Smith - Green Apatite Genuine
Daniel Smith - Perylene Green
Daniel Smith - Green Gold
