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Successful Color Mixing

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Price: $19.95
  Successful Color Mixing DVD

The film starts by outlining some of the problems faced by earlier artists. It then introduces our approach to color mixing in great detail; the full use of the palette is demonstrated and the mixing colors are fully explained.

The video demonstrates that the artist need no longer mix 'mud', waste expensive materials or spend valuable painting time trying to produce the colors that he or she actually wants. Applicable to all media. Please read our customer reviews below.

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Further Information
The viewer will learn how to:
Mix any green, violet or other hue without hesitation.

Reduce paint costs and improve their color work dramatically.
Running time 1hr.20mins available in VHS - DVD version coming soon.
Produce a vast range of mixes from just 6 colors, or an incredible range from 12.
How to darken colors without the use of black.
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Customer Reviews

...watching the video taught me more about the theory of color in an hour and a half than I had taken in during my teaching career. Thank you!

M Gavit
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...The weather being what it is, I don't know if its late spring or early summer, but your video certainly brought a ray of sunshine, and threw a lot of light into the dark mysterious corners of color mixing. The best few shillings I've ever spent.

J.F. Charles
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...I sat down and listened very carefully to the video. Michael is the only person I know of that deals with the scientific aspect of colour in a total way. I am so impressed. It is very hard to find such people out there. I love Michael's' work and information.

R. Knapp
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...Many thanks for sending me the mixing video and the six basic color tubes of watercolor. The video is impressive and anyone failing to have complete insight into color mixing even after the first playing should stick to drawing with a black pencil.

B. Hartley