well, here it is… my ‘minimal’ palette (5 plus a few extras… well less than 12 anyway) I am too lazy to do a formal mixing grid… instead, I mixed the colours in my palette that I would expect to do… so this grid explains why I chose certain colours (why I can’t live without them in my palette) Please feel free to ask any ‘but why?” questions… and yes, including Potters Pink in this selection is decidedly odd… but that colour is SO useful for creating muted granulating colours that are still nice and juicy with plenty of pigment (ie. not watered down washes!) and of course great for clotted cream(ah ha! the ‘real’ reason has just come out!?!?)
BTW, I would not necessarily recommend anyone go out and copy my palette as is… it is certainly not a standard selection!
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Love seeing these colours and mixes Liz. Some old ones and then some ones that have endured. I have WN Winsor Blue in my palette, inherited from my deceased Mum, so I’ve been reluctant to relinquish it, and I love it with QG. But it is so staining so I fluctuate with the wisdom of keeping it in. I appreciate seeing how some more uses could be made of it.
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