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ad free watercolor practice (Patreon)

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2025-07-08 17:00:13
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2026-10
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here is your ad free version- sorry about the background noise its my AC had to keep it on its been too hot in the studio and my mic does not drop that sound- :( it was either that or no video.

Shop my Supplies Here : https://www.amazon.com/shop/ellencrimi-trent-artist _________________________________________________________________________ Supplies: holbein watercolor: , , Prussian blue ,peacock blue, ultramarine blue, , cadmium yellow deep, , , burnt umber, burnt Sienna , , cobalt blue, , Princeton no 12 aqua elite brush Arches 100% cold press paper- 9 x 12"

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ad free watercolor practice

Shop my Supplies Here : https://www.amazon.com/shop/ellencrimi-trent-artist _________________________________________________________________________ Supplies: holbein watercolor: , , Prussian blue ,peacock blue, ultramarine blue, , cadmium yellow deep, , , burnt umber, burnt Sienna , , cobalt blue, , Princeton no 12 aqua elite brush Arches 00% cold press paper- 9 x 12" (disclaimer: these are affiliate links that I get a small fee from) Ellen Crimi-Trent is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for individuals to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites. The cost to you for these products is the same, but Ellen earns a small commission and that keeps her channel growing! Thanks for stopping by! Please Like, Share & Subscribe! Ellen Copyright info: Videos produced by Ellen Crimi-Trent are intended for private use only- not for non-profit community, home and school groups or commercial.. Please no prints or mass market sales (Etsy). Thank you.

Comments

Joann Miller

Excellent exercise, Ellen! Can't wait to create my sample sheets!

joan cervisi

I love this tutorial, I was painting a landscaping scene and was getting so frustrated trying to create a grey color so this really helped me( I ended up just using paynes grey), and also loved the various ways to create greens and to show how to do the dark to lite gradation of color.

Rose Keesing

A very helpful tutorial, thankyou Ellen

Sue L

Thanks Ellen! I need to do this exercise a few more times but it was so helpful to see how you made all the variations!

Andrea Paulis

This is worth gold and emeralds to me. I love mixing colors and thank you for sharing what you worked hard to learn over many years.

Sue Alan

Thanks for posting this Ellen. I was trying to recreate it from the retreat and could not remember the steps. It’s a very useful exercise.

Diane Richardson

Such an excellent tutorial, really helped to see how best to work through mixing greens and the progressive changes to the colours. Loved it.

Ellen

Excellent little workshop in mixing greens. Thank you. I do have a question: I'm always intrigued by your palette. Do you tend to start a painting session with paint right out of the tube or do you let the paint on your palette dry and just reactivate it when you want to paint? It seems that you work with "fresh" paint a lot. I understand preference is, well, just that. But I'm interested in your take on the different dynamics of working with "fresh" paint vs reactivated paint. (I have no idea whether I'm making any sense here.)

Ellen

The glazing of the sphere was AMAZING

Diane

This is exactly what I have been looking for for making greens, using different percentages of colors, and the whole tea, coffee, milk, cream and butter. Thank you.