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Dynamic colour mixing
£73.00
Sunday workshop 1-day
Dynamic Colour Mixing: A step-by-step guide and exploration of colour mixing. Mix the colours you want when you want so you can create depth, contrast, and focal areas in your artwork. Learn the fundamentals of colour mixing and how to simplify the complexities of using colour relationships correctly.
Learn how to mix stunning colours step-by-step and gain greater colour mixing confidence to apply to drawings and paintings.
This workshop will be a definite step-change – especially if you are still relying on knowledge from school.
Suitable for: Adult, absolute-beginners, beginners, improvers, intermediate
Workshop Overview
Learn essential colour mixing skills with practical creative exercises and projects supported by colour theory information. What students learn over the workshop will greatly help make colour mixing a pleasure and enable students to thoughtfully compose the colour elements in their drawings and paintings.
All images are students work completed on the course
Days: Sunday
Times: 10-4.30pm
Materials: Includes most materials, other than the materials students are asked to bring
Suitable for: Adults
Teaching Level: Absolute-beginners, beginners, improvers, intermediate
Group Size: Min 6 – Max 10
Your tutor: Brian Raymond biography >
Refreshments:
Course includes tea, coffee & biscuits. Please provide your own lunch on full day courses, workshops and classes.
Essential items to bring
Optional items to bring
Cloth for cleaning your hands
Rag (old cloth) for cleaning brushes
Wear old clothes or bring an apron
Pen and notebook for taking notes
Student review
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Workshop Structure
The Colour wheel
With the help of the twin-primary colour wheel system students will gain a deeper understanding of colour bias and colour relationships giving them an immediate boost to confidently understanding how to mix the colours they want with the minimum of fuss.
Dynamic Colour
Colour visually hovers in space and with the help of the Munsell Colour system students will learn to mix and control colours effectively by understanding exactly how to manipulate the hue, tone and chroma of colour.
Tonal value of colour
Tonal value (light or dark) is one of the most misunderstood characteristics of colour. Students learn how to control the use of light and dark colours when mixing paint.
Colour relationships
Different colour relationships need to be used to bring unity and harmony to artwork. Students will be introduced to two main colour relationships – Analogous and Complimentary.
By the end of the course…
Students will go home feeling confident in their colour mixing skills knowing how to manipulate colour to achieve the precise nuance of colour and tone they need for their drawings and paintings.
Student Quotes
More reviews >
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Workshop Overview
Learn essential colour mixing skills with practical creative exercises and projects supported by colour theory information. What students learn over the workshop will greatly help make colour mixing a pleasure and enable students to thoughtfully compose the colour elements in their drawings and paintings.
All images are students work completed on the course
Days: Sunday
Times: 10-4.30pm
Materials: Includes most materials, other than the materials students are asked to bring
Suitable for: Adults
Teaching Level: Absolute-beginners, beginners, improvers, intermediate
Group Size: Min 6 – Max 10
Your tutor: Brian Raymond biography >
Refreshments:
Course includes tea, coffee & biscuits. Please provide your own lunch on full day courses, workshops and classes.
Essential items to bring
Optional items to bring
Cloth for cleaning your hands
Rag (old cloth) for cleaning brushes
Wear old clothes or bring an apron
Pen and notebook for taking notes
Student review
More reviews >
Workshop Structure
The Colour wheel
With the help of the twin-primary colour wheel system students will gain a deeper understanding of colour bias and colour relationships giving them an immediate boost to confidently understanding how to mix the colours they want with the minimum of fuss.
Dynamic Colour
Colour visually hovers in space and with the help of the Munsell Colour system students will learn to mix and control colours effectively by understanding exactly how to manipulate the hue, tone and chroma of colour.
Tonal value of colour
Tonal value (light or dark) is one of the most misunderstood characteristics of colour. Students learn how to control the use of light and dark colours when mixing paint.
Colour relationships
Different colour relationships need to be used to bring unity and harmony to artwork. Students will be introduced to two main colour relationships – Analogous and Complimentary.
By the end of the course…
Students will go home feeling confident in their colour mixing skills knowing how to manipulate colour to achieve the precise nuance of colour and tone they need for their drawings and paintings.
Student Quotes
More reviews >
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