Thanks so much for all the support on this original run of Color Mixing videos. To see a more updated version with lots of new information, please check out my Skillshare class called Watercolor Mixing Based on Pigment Properties! This link will give you two months free to try it out if you're new to the platform: skl.sh/2BSNKgV

Denise, I haven't watched in forever due to illness, but watching how to mix greens, a pigment I have few tubes of, was a necessity. You are the BEST at explaining things in the simplest way using pigment numbers which is so important. I haven't been around, but you are my go to for watercolor answers and how to's. THANK YOU for your efforts and had work in providing relevant content! ♥️♥️♥️

I couldn't be more enthralled, I look forward to seeing each video, and you hold the viewers interest, so informative and so appreciated!

Love the close-ups and how you really took time to show what you talked about. Sometimes I miss stuff and it helps to not have to "rewind". Thanks!

I love M Graham sap green because it looks exactly like a lot of the foliage in my area. Its a very realistic, true earthy green that we see in Central or Eastern Oregon. Yes, the greens here can be naturally dull but its realistic. We have about every kind of green in Oregon's foliage including that bright spring green that people think is not natural. But this green is totally natural in our Willamette Valley in the spring and summer. I love all greens because you will find it somewhere in nature. You can sometimes even see that PG7 phthalo green in the water on the Southern Oregon coast on a bright sunny day.

Just loved the cerulean greens formed. Cool! Thank you.

Color mixing is very important to me because it gives me such a variety of choices. I loved the chart at the beginning and I'll have to make one for reference. Also I never thought about using orange too. Thanks so much.

I am never sure how much watching older videos helps out my favorite youtubers, I just cannot help myself even when I am pretty sure I retain this particular information on color and mixing. I did take advantage of your SkillShare class while I was subscribed to that service. I hope that helped as well. I know Skillshare does support you better than YT! Well I do hope your enjoying your Day/Evening!

I loved this! I'm now planning to do this with all my blues and yellows to give me a road map of all my green options :)

Thanks for this video! I especially found the Phthalo Green BS mixes interesting, as I haven't been sure what to do with this color before.

I watched that Alex Krylow video a couple of years ago on KZfaq and have made similar color mixing chart ever since. What a brilliant idea! btw I love this new series, it gave me information about the mixing of the colors that I don't have/never seen before, so helpful!! I think I need to get that quinacridone gold 😍😍

Blues and greens are my favorite colors. I tend to love brights so Phthalo blue and Perm. Yell. are awesome. But on the realistic side Hansa Yell deep and Prussian Blue. I can already tell that I'm going to be loving this new series and it will be oh so helpful.

I love the quinacridone mixes, especially that cobalt teal!

Beautiful greens! I think my favorite greens are all in the Primatek range :D

Quinacrodone Gold plus Cobalt Teal, darkest shade is a favorite.

Very thorough and instructive. This helps a lot! Thank you so much.

Very informative, thanks! I find that on their own, Viridian and Pthalo Green look like nothing seen in nature, but of all the greens, they seem to mix well with other colors for a more realistic effect. Just received a tube of Winsor Green Yellow Shade about to play with it in a bit here. Again, good stuff here! 👏👏👏👏

I know this vid is old, but it covers everything greenwise. I neex to slow it down to find my favourites. ❤️

I appreciate you Denise Soden 👍🏼😍🙏🏼

those gold and ochre mixes are yumm I am going to make me that chart, thanks for that

All the colors are my favorite!! Though I'm a beginner, so maybe that's why I can't isolate which ones I like best. Great video and content! Thank you!

its really nice to know which colors you can't mix and thus u have to buy them if u want them. it's also really hard to know if you want them! thanks for the very informative video, im enjoying those a lot :D

Very helpful...thank you

When I see py7 I just think "ocean". It's such beautiful blue green.

Love that color chart method!

great video, as usual! 😊 I love Alek Krylow's mixing video too, I find colour mixing very addictive ! 😅

The Quin golds made the best greens. Thank you!

Really enjoying your videos. Very informative, visually appealing and great voice overs. Well done.

I like linear mixes. It makes the different tones blend together most nicely and also simplifies mixing, because the results are intuitive. From that perspective, I think prussian blue had the best performance of the blues overall. Lots of amazing mixes. Only with hansa yellow deep did it darken too much. I like the cerulean blue too, especially the fact that it neutralizes the yellow ochre quite well. This fits, because both hues are visual complementaries. The greens mixed using Phtalo blue clearly stick out too much in the mixes with the cool yellows, but look much better with the warm yellows. Ultramarine blue tended to darken and gray out too much - I like it the least. I don't want to compare cool and warm yellows, since they are quite different colors and I could not choose a winner for either hue. Depends on the blue you use.

So great! Thank you.

thanks i love colors and mixing and also working colors on papers. appreciate on your effort about sharing this valuable contents.

Thanks for this. I'm a beginner, so I am making endless scales, and watching everything I can find on mixing. I have gathered that yellows and blues contain more green than it appears, so mixes tend to have a brighter green than expected. Even a warm blue and a warm yellow will produce a green. another dark green that I just bought and quite like is cobalt green (PG26 - mine is QOR and very dark almost like perylene ).

Thank you very much

Awesome video! I had actually watched Alek Krylow’s video a while back, but since I didn't subscribe to his chanel, I couldn't find that video anymore. His color mixing technique is genious!

you know one of the tube colours ,sap green van Gough has a lovely one that was my starter pallette ohhh so many years ago! and the mixes you've done it did find the yellow ocher the most interesting, I will try Naples yellow for my own amusement to try! great video thankyou Heather

i love all of the quin gold mixes except for the cobalt mix. Great video! i really enjoy your videos all the time and i like your voice very much. Greetings from germany✌

The Green Apatite Genuine and Serpentine Genuine from Daniel Smith are both absolutely gorgeous colours! Every time I see a Daniel Smith colour being used, I lament that I live in Europe and that they're so incredibly expensive here, particularly the colours made with precious stones like Green Apatite Genuine and Serpentine Genuine! I agree with you as well about Prussian Blue and Hansa Yellow Deep making the nicest greens. I don't have any Hansa Yellow on my palette but similar results can be achieved with any other deep, warm yellow, I think. Indian Yellow from Winsor and Newton or M Graham is my preferred warm yellow. Prussian Blue and Raw Umber make a surprisingly nice green as well actually. Thanks again for another great episode, Denise. Looking forward to seeing more from the colour mixing series. :)

very informative

Very nice

I love your Denise’s green & perylene green but what other tube green could I add to my pallet as making Q. gold & then mix w other green but to much mixing for me. Ty for this in depth video on greens as often want different greens when painting has so much foliage.

Thank you so much. For doing these. I've done just basic charts so far, but thank you again, because you've inspired me to do some of these charts, just for my own reference. Thanks for all your amazing video's, I'm relearning so much. Hugs and happiness, Briana C. 🤗💜

This is great! I just kind of stumbled upon it and was very happy I did. I have been wondering about this very subject...mixing greens because it seems that I want every single one that D.S. makes, but that can get expensive fast! I am nosy, so I am wondering also, how many colors of paint do you have?

Hey great video! I’m still having an issue matching a color ! Was wondering if you can give any insight !

This was fun to watch! Strange but M Graham's "Hookers green" looks more earthy, dark and sappy than their "Sap Green". Its very dark and rich and hard to mix a sap green and still have it that dark. So, I bought some for myself. LOL.

I love indian yellow and prussian blue mixed. it's so beautiful. my 2 blues are prussian blue and french ultramarine. both mixed with indian yellow or green gold is so beautiful.

Thank you Denise, kindly let me know the pallete you are using, it seems that is the size that I need and easy to clean.

Wow, how long did it take you to do all that? I took all day to just swatch 30 colors.

I also have watched Alek Krylow. Your mixing green looks a lot of fun, as I recently ordered Cobalt Turquoise Light PG50 and Azo Green PY129. I wonder what are your thoughts about having PG36 in mixing green?

I like the mixes with Prussian Blue, as well. I keep hearing bad things about the lightfastness of Pr'nBl, though - confirmed in JBlundell's own tests. Wondering if you, Denise, have noticed long-term changes in your greens mixed with PB27?

Hello! I'm choosing colors for muy first palette and I'm between sap green and emerald green, wich one should I choose?

Sap green!

How do you find the pigments of the paints you use? I just bought a new set and would like to know the pigments, but finding it hard to pin them down.

are the colors you used all Da Vinci?

No cobalt color?? It's one of the blue-staples, right? (Ultramarine, Cerulean, Cobalt, Prussian, Phthalo-blue)

Have you tried mixing greens from turquoise colors?

Sao green by m graham is my favorite ...others look too bright Sao green should be more earthy

Please mix Blue green yellow and red

quelle MARQUE ? on doit deviner ??

Great video content but a slower pace would be better for viewer to absorb the massive amount of details.

I accept all of my cousins I don’t discriminate

Please slow down

lol!!! Oopsies....I didn't see the bottom of your chart with "Cobalt-teal". Sorry, my bad. lol When will I ever learn to finish watching a video completely before commenting. 🤔 lol

Why don't have any person uploaded video matching water color!!!! 😠

Great but wow you talk fast! lol.

To complicated for a beginner 🤔

To much information she talks to fast