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Whenever I start a new Moleskine sketchbook I like to make a small color wheel and color chart to see just how the watercolor reacts and lays down on the paper. It is also a good review about basic color mixing that we tend to take for granted. A color palette is the actual range of pigments used by an artist, learning how they behave when they are mixed together is essential. Studying color is a fundamental aspect of painting and to that end artist create color charts and color wheels.

Materials: Moleskine Sketch Books and W&N Cotman Field Box
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  1. jerry

    A watercolor color palette in a sketchbook is an essential tool for artists, allowing for a harmonious range of hues that can bring depth and emotion to their artwork. When creating a watercolor palette, consider selecting colors that offer versatility while reflecting the mood or theme you’re aiming for. Start with a mix of primary colors like red, yellow, and blue, as they form the basis for most shades.

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