Triads
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What a fantastic video! Thank you
Wow. Just when I thought I was understanding, my colours. I'm amazed by the first triad mix. Definitely making a new colour book.
@jmoss55ish
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Same here!
My triad that I've been learning with is Hansa Yellow, Pyrrol Scarlet, and Fr.Ultramarine.
Interesting but this is certainly not my understanding of a traditional triad which would give you more of a range of colors for a painting, like Brenda discussed. As I remember the old Daniel Smith triads, they were more along this line…somewhat of a yellow, some type of a red, and some sort of a blue, all of which created an interesting range of the secondaries, not just a brownish color.