Using lots of colors isn't a recipe for success for a painting. On the contrary, often a painting can work better with only a few colors because there's more color harmony across the composition.
This project restricts the number of colors you can use in a painting (though not the subject of the painting) to just four hues. Specifically, lemon yellow, phthalo blue, burnt sienna, and white. It'll show you how much can be done with not even a handful of colors. Read the project instructions, then get painting!
This project restricts the number of colors you can use in a painting (though not the subject of the painting) to just four hues. Specifically, lemon yellow, phthalo blue, burnt sienna, and white. It'll show you how much can be done with not even a handful of colors. Read the project instructions, then get painting!
- Instructions: Limited Color Palette Painting ProjectPainting Project: Limited Color Palette
- Printable Template for this ProjectPainting Project: Limited Color Palette
- Multiple Colors from MixingPainting with limited color palette
- Self Portrait by Patti Vaz DiasLimited palette self portrait painting
- Ready in the Garden by Vicki HertzPainting
- Watering Can by Patricia JessupPainting
- Arum Lily by Kathryn L DysonPainting
- Bull Elephant by Buff HoltmanPainting
- Mountain Rest by AmaladybugPainting
- Bee See's by Rich MasonLimited color palette painting
- Rocky Bluff by Jennifer EdwardsLimited palette painting project
- Dancing Onions by Tina JonesDancing Onions painting by Tina Jones
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