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Color mixing lesson for beginners - the Watercolor Color Wheel

Learn how to mix 12 colors of the rainbow using the primary colors, red, yellow and blue. This is the first watercolor lesson I recommend for beginners. The color mixing can also be applied to other paint mediums, like acrylic, and oil. Step one is to draw a circle and divide it into 12 pie slices, label it, then we will start with Yellow and move around the color wheel. I will show you how to create a gradated wash that goes from dark to light, however, you can paint it in with a solid color if you want. Enjoy! Supplies Watercolor Paint (red, yellow and blue) Watercolor Paper Watercolor Paintbrush (Round 6 or 10) Use what you have;) Water Paper Towel Pencil and Eraser *Optional Supplies - a plate to trace, and a ruler How to divide a circle into 12 slices    • How to divide a circle into 12 equal parts   *this may make you dizzy....this was filmed in the early days when my phone was recording while hanging from the ceiling. I am working on a new one Extension Lessons Make a color chart showing the difference between the secondary colors you mix and the pre-made colors in your set. Create a watercolor painting using color combinations in the color wheel (Complimentary, Analogous, Monochromatic) Create a color wheel that shows the color relationships that is not round Looking for children’s art classes online? https://www.mrotterstudio.com/ Teachers Pay Teachers https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/S... My Amazon Store www.amazon.com/shop/mr.otterartstudio Music 1812 Overture by Tchaikovsky This tutorial was created by McCall for Mr Otter Studio