Products >  Palettes  >  Mixing Palette Book Getting the Most from the Wilcox Mixing Palette Price:    $14.99 Quantity: This book will introduce you to the Mixing Palette and fully demonstrate its versatility. The ideal companion to the palette, enabling the reader to obtain the maximum number of colour mixes. You may well be wondering, why would any palette need its own book?' The answer is simple. This is no ordinary palette on which colours are just mixed. It is, in fact, a complete colour mixing guide which will teach and encourage as it is used. With the Mixing Palette, and additional help from this book, you will be able to mix any desired colour without waste of materials or time. Please Note: Each boxed palette contains guidance literature. This will give outline help but not the in-depth instruction offered in this publication The Mixing Palette and the book on using the palette makes an ideal set. This combination enables the maximum benefit to be obtained quickly from the palette. You can use your own paints with ease as help is given in identifying 'colorant. The suggested set above plus a set of our paints will give you everything needed for complete control, as the paints are labeled to match the system. 64 page book in full colour, soft bound. Standard shipping $3.99 (expedited shipping available)   Sample Pages People who bought this item also bought: Watercolor Mixing Palette $39.95 Oil Palette $32.95 Color Mixing Swatch Book Pocket Edition [Paperback] $14.95 Successful Color Mixing DVD $19.95   About the Author Michael Wilcox has experienced a wide and varied back ground, which has included periods as a professional artist, a conservator of art works and an engineer. During his research towards a post graduate diploma in Art and Design he spent equal time within the art and science departments, studying light physics in relation to the needs of the artist and designer. His research led to the original version of this book which changed the way that countless artists, designers and decorators now mix and use their colours. The Wilcox Guide to the Finest Watercolour Paints then followed. This book led to the many recent changes in the pigments used in artists’ paints. Other books followed including a series of Colour Notes, each designed to examine a particular aspect of colour mixing and use. The most recent publication, Colour Harmony and Contrast for the Artist offers a sound basis and further insight for the thinking artist. Specialist mixing palettes, artist’s paints, workbooks and courses have been developed and the School of Colour, headed by Michael, operates on an international basis. The School will continue to develop based on the firm belief that art and sci ence must once again come together. The first time that they assisted each other led to the Renaissance, the second to the Impressionists. What will the third merger bring to artists, designers, decorators and all users of colour? Michael Wilcox lives and continues his research and writing in Bristol, United Kingdom.