Color Mixology: How To See And Mix The Color You Really Want.

The array of colors available to today’s artist is staggering. That’s why it’s more important than ever that the artist have a command of color theory and color mixing.


This program is a “hands-on” course on color mixing designed to give the artist the knowledge and practical experience needed to mix colors—oils or acrylics—with
complete confidence. This video is structured around the four basic characteristics of color: hue, value, intensity and color bias. Once you know how to manipulate these characteristics, mixing any color becomes easy.


This DVD is packed with lots of extras including downloadable diagrams, charts, and even a color audition chart for testing new colors before adding them to your palette.


    

Host: Sharyn Pak                   Price: $16.95

Running time: 67 minutes     UPC#: 881303000313

 

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Reviews:

Video Librarian: Sharyn Pak shows viewers how to choose colors and mix pigment in this informative and engaging arts and crafts guide. Working from a clear script by director (and husband) Larry Withers, Pak discusses “how to look at an object, notice the color, then mix a color to fit.” She touches on hue, value, intensity, and color bias (in which the undertones of two mixed components determine whether the result is clear and vibrant or subtle and subdued). The presentation is well organized, moving from a list of materials through color theory and hands-on exercises to actually mixing paints, then painting a still life. Pak routinely pauses to summarize points or to include a factoid about, say, the temperature of colors (warm or cool). DVD extras include PDF files (color wheels, color bias wheels, and value scales, as well as a form for “auditioning” a new color).

Highly recommended.