An easy beginner look at the Color wheel used for artists. This is a first introduction to Color for painters. The Big Art Quest free online art classes www.theartsherpa.com Acrylic paper or Multimedia paper - your Big Art Book Quest : Make a Wheel from your own paint. Beginners learn an introduction to color and the terms artist use to talk about it :) Primary: Red yellow and blue. Note most artist feel there are 6 primaries not 3. Warm and cool primaries. Secondary : the mix of two primary colors Tertiary: The combo of a primary and secondary color Warm and Cool: A way to talk about how close a color is to blue or yellow and red Complimentary : Color that are opposite on the color wheel and when mixed tone or grey Analogous: colors sit next to each other on the color wheel. They tend to look pleasant together because they are closely related. *** Acrylic Paint Colors *** Any of the following or what your have in your own art box. Phthalocyanine Blue (green shade) Ultramarine Blue Prussian Blue Aqua Blue OR Southern Ocean Blue Dioxazine Purple Cadmium Yellow, Medium Shade (hue is ok) Yellow Ocher Cadmium Red, Medium Shade (hue is ok) Cadmium Orange Sap Green Quinacridone Magenta Naphthol Crimson Burnt Sienna Burnt Umber Mars Black Titanium White Zinc White or Mixing White Unbleached Titanium Mixing White OR Zinc White *** Assorted Brushes for Acrylic Painting *** Medium flick resistance, synthetic or natural fiber. Short Bristles and Short handle. Acrylic handle over wood and Synthetic fiber over natural . Bright 1” ½” ¼” Filbert 1” ½” Detail round - medium- and fine ½ shader I generally paint with Simply Simmons , Creative Mark, Ebony Splendor and Pro Stroke brushes. I also use some Windsor Newton and Ruby Satin Silver My favorite Brush is Goldilocks or Simply Simmons bright #10 Extra Firm Filament 255341010 *** Other Supplies *** Paper towels Water cup Chalk, a few colors Ruler Sharpie Table easel Delicious snack or beverage A smile! Have fun Live with The Art Sherpa during this BEGINNER HOW TO PAINT art lesson in acrylic art tutorial. This is an easy, fun, social art lesson for canvas. We talk about art and other fun subjects. With help and guidance, anyone can paint. You can paint! Want to see something? Just comment! Tell me what you'd like to paint, or what you want to know about art. This is YOUR art journey. Open your heart and access your art. Acrylics are a fun and enjoyable painting medium. I prefer 'Creative Mark' brushes, and I use Liquitex heavy body acrylic paint, Matisse Derivan, and golden colors. I love teaching people to paint in a supportive environment. Everyone deserves to have art in their lives and feel the joy that art can bring! Follow along and share your art journey with me! I look forward to hearing from you. www.HARTPARTY.COM TWITTER: @artsherpa PINTEREST: https://www.pinterest.com/cinnamoncooney *** LOTS of pinnables! FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/hartparty INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/theartsherpa ETSY: https://www.etsy.com/shop/hARTpARTY to purchase original art by Cinnamon Cooney! HEART MAIL: The Art Sherpa Ste 200 Box #204 9490 fm 1960 Bypass Rd W Humble, Texas 77338 Artwork is the property of Hart Party and The Art Sherpa it is intended for the personal enjoyment of the student and not commercial use. Contact us for commercial use policies. For-profit businesses in the Painting Party industry may not use our tutorial/original painting design without a licensed or signed-use deal with Hart Party. If you’d like to share our tutorial/original painting design with a church group, skilled nursing facility or other nonprofit interest, do get in touch. We have ideas, guides and a few fun little extras to make bringing the Art Sherpa to your community one big party. Let’s collaborate! This artwork is under copyright and is intended for the viewer’s personal enjoyment. If your paintings of my original design are offered for sale in a retail setting of any kind, please attribute ‘Original design by Hart Party. www.theartsherpa.com’ Did you sell a painting of my original design via private sale? Congratulations and big art high fives! Please, create no prints or mechanical reproductions of your paintings of my original design.

• published: 09 Mar 2016
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