Color Mixing

Have you ever tried to mix your own paint colours and ended up with a muddy, disappointing result? If so, understanding colour bias may be one way to get more vibrant colours. Colour bias is one of the most important concepts in colour theory, yet many beginner artists have never heard of it. Once you

Today, we’re focusing on something that some artists, especially beginners, struggle with: mixing pastel colours. Sure, you can add a lot of white to your paint and expect to get a pastel, but sometimes it doesn’t quite work out the way you want. I will explain why this happens and how you can avoid some

Have you ever mixed what you thought would be a bright, beautiful colour, only to end up with something dull, grayish, or lifeless? You’re not alone—and it’s not because you’re a bad painter. It simply means you’re encountering one of the most common frustrations for artists: muddy colours. Below, I will break down what causes

Whether you’re painting a delicate flower, a dramatic sunset, or a vibrant abstract piece, learning how to mix the right shade of pink paint is a good idea. Pink is one of an artist’s palette’s most versatile and expressive colors. From soft pastels to vibrant magentas, pink can convey a wide range of emotions and

Yellow is a vibrant and cheerful color, often used to brighten up paintings and convey warmth. However, there are times when you may want to tone it down or create depth by darkening the yellow in your artwork. It can be challenging for a beginner to know how to adjust your colors without dulling or