Welcome to the fourth tutorial on Gradients! This is part four of six. Today we are going to look at a how to create a 3 Color/9 Layer Gradient using precise math to create equal layers and color division.
Creating Gradients in cold process soap takes a little bit of planning (and some math), but the end results can be absolutely gorgeous! In this six part tutorial series I'll teach you have to create the following gradients:
2 Color / 7 Layer (Part 1)
2 Color / 9 Layer (Part 2)
3 Color / 7 Layer (Part 3)
3 Color / 9 Layer (Part 4)
Gradient OPW / 2 Color (Part 5)
Gradient OPW / 3 Color (Part 6)
Each video will go over the math to determine how much soap you will need for each layer as well as a video making a soap.
22 Page Handout: jennifersoap.com/collections/...
There are many ways to create gradients. You can totally "eyeball" it, you can do a mixture of math and free handing it. There are many different gradient combinations you can create: from precise measured layers/mixing to a free hand ombre soap. They all create unique and beautiful soaps!
If you have questions about the technique please comment and I'll do my best to answer them! If you use this tutorial to make your own gradient soaps I'd love to see them! Comment with a link to them and I'll check them out!
Thanks for watch! And I hope you learned something new!
Color Theory Links:
Basic Color Theory: www.colormatters.com/color-an...
Color Palette Inspiration: blog.snappa.com/color-palette...
Music:
Cinematic Logo by WinnieTheMoog
Link: filmmusic.io/song/6207-cinema...
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Joyous Heart In A Happy World by MusicLFiles
Link: filmmusic.io/song/7544-joyous...
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