a journey towards the person God created me to be...
24 January 2015
a random doodle day
Sometimes I have a day of randomness, where my sketchbook becomes a collector of unrelated bits throughout the day. Such was the case last Sunday on this two-page spread . . .
Sure I will . . . But I often switch out a couple of the regular palette colors.
1st row, L to R: quinacridone red, perylene maroon, pyrrol scarlet, permanent orange, quinacridone gold, hansa yellow medium, and phthalo green (all Daniel Smith except the green is American Journey) 2nd row: cerrulean blue, phthalo blue, ultramarine blue, goethite, burnt sienna, burnt umber, and my own mixed gray (ultramarine blue and burnt umber in the same pan, stirred together with a toothpick) -- goethite from Daniel Smith, the rest American Journey. Sometimes I switch something out to leave space for buff titanium or indanthrene blue. The orange and green are for mixes only.
The limited palette: quin. red, hansa yellow medium, cerulean blue chromium, burnt sienna quin burnt scarlet, quin. gold, indanthrene blue, and burnt umber.
Could you please share your color choices for both the limited and regular palette kits illustrated here? Thanks
ReplyDeleteSure I will . . . But I often switch out a couple of the regular palette colors.
ReplyDelete1st row, L to R:
quinacridone red, perylene maroon, pyrrol scarlet, permanent orange, quinacridone gold, hansa yellow medium, and phthalo green (all Daniel Smith except the green is American Journey)
2nd row: cerrulean blue, phthalo blue, ultramarine blue, goethite, burnt sienna, burnt umber, and my own mixed gray (ultramarine blue and burnt umber in the same pan, stirred together with a toothpick) -- goethite from Daniel Smith, the rest American Journey.
Sometimes I switch something out to leave space for buff titanium or indanthrene blue. The orange and green are for mixes only.
The limited palette:
quin. red, hansa yellow medium, cerulean blue chromium, burnt sienna
quin burnt scarlet, quin. gold, indanthrene blue, and burnt umber.