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Color Theory: Mixing Paint Colors : Color Theory: Pigment Strength

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Uploaded by on Oct 5, 2008

Mixing colors together results in a loss of pigment strength. Learn how to change the pigment strength of colors from an art instructor in this free color theory video.

Expert: Gretchen Kibbe
Bio: Gretchen Kibbe is an artist and part-time faculty member at Appalachian State University. She worked as a scenic artist on the Spike Lee movie School Daze.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso

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  • Black doesn't necessarily makes colors muddy,no more than green or voilet, it how you use black, which kind of black, which type of colors they are mixed in. How clean your brush is and so forth. Black used correctly is a beautiful color. Most of the Great Masters over the last 600 years have used black.

  • You would mix nicer colors if you used the complementray color to darken your color, black makes things look "muddy"

  • im jealous -_- i cant make such nice colors

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