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Basic Color Mixing in Acrylic Using 5 Limited Colors by JM Lisondra

Tutorial Duration: 18:22

Learn how to mix using the very basic colors in acrylic. The colors are Titanium White, Lamp Black, Phthalo Blue, Brilliant Red and Medium Yellow. This tutorial is for beginners and to those who never tried using acrylic. Please hit like, add some comments and subscribe for more videos.

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  1. You are very inteligent

  2. Art doesn’t need any particular language for demonstration …if it’s real it will reach to the heart of other artists .. and we got your lessons that’s what matters… God bless you… Keep painting and keep inspiring…

  3. excellent

  4. Nice informative video..very useful. Thank you.

  5. What’s colour mix for blue

  6. Beautiful and useful tutorial. May God bless u. Please tell about what palette u r using to keep colour wet for longer time

  7. thank you very informative please keep making videos

  8. You are a big man john this is you became a big artist dear. Thanks a lot for teaching. 😍😍😚

  9. Thank you very much for all your lessons, and sharing your talent with us. You are a very talented teacher and artist.

  10. THANK YOU

  11. Obrigada

  12. still amazing that You are self-taught. Your understanding of color is just fantastic. as well,.. have watched a few of Your older painting vid’s,.. I am soooOOOO happy that You stopped using that computer voice for the voice-overs! thank YOU! kinda wish You’d go back and voice-over a few of the older ones,.. would be so very much easier to understand.

  13. very beautiful

  14. Doff

  15. Galing

  16. When i mix ultramarine blue and cadmium red i get brown instead of violet, its really frustating.

    • wesleyam you will always get a duller violet from that mix. Adding white does help a lot but if you seek a more intense violet use a red that is biased towards violet such as Quinacridone Magenta (PR122) or just use Dioxozene Purple (PV23).

    • Try to add white. I had the same problem adding white helped alot

    • try to clean your brush first… maybe it has some paints on it that mixes on the colors you are mixing..

  17. You are a brilliant artist John. I would like to see you paint a magpie

    • thank you Brian.. Yes I like that bird.. 🙂

  18. Hai thk uu so much .can u explain about varnish

    • you’re welcome… you can use acrylic varnish and use brush to apply

  19. I didn’t know that you get a brown by mixing red and black, thank you! 😀
    I always used red and green to mix brown, but it seems like you don’t recommend that. Why? 🙂

    • Maurice Jerome what John actually did was to make a maroon (deep red) then added yellow (to make a deep orange). So actually he made orange and that is where “brown” lives in the color space and it became brown because he darkened it and he added some blue (from the black). It is the same for Green and Red mix because you are mixing all three “main” colors that equate to a deep orange.

    • Oh thanks! 🙂 I’ll try it out!:-D

    • yes you can also mix red and green to create brown… it depends on you where you are comfortable. for beginners black and red is easier..

  20. You are amazing and this is definitely the best color mixing video I saw 🙂 simple explanation ! Thanks a lot … would love to know how many years have you been painting ,?? Are you a full time artist ,??

    • Art of John Magne Lisondra thank you very much … and now we know why it’s difficult for us … we haven’t painted for even the last 17 months , overall 😀

    • thank you Nirmal.. Yes I am a full time artist and been painting for 17 years already

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Hi, I’m John Magne Lisondra (JMLisondra), a self-taught painter who loves sharing the joy of art. Through my tutorials, paintings, and courses, I help artists of all levels learn, grow, and create with confidence.
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