How to Mix Colors Using the Split/Double Primary System | Warm & Cool Primaries | Color Temperature

This video will introduce you to the intricacies of color temperature and how the color bias (warm or cool cast) of your primary color can affect the mixtures you create. Once you learn how to distinguish color bias, you can use it to your advantage to mix more accurate hues!

[@royablodgett2126]

Hi Jescia! I never understood color theory until I watched your tutorial!!!! So grateful!

[@InnerMagpie]

Your video was exactly what I have been looking for, I needed a listing of each warm and cool primaries to make my wheel. Ty!

[@n76543]

I love how calming your videos are

[@mariamhoballah302]

Hi Jescia! I really like your tutorials. They are very professional, but easy to follow and understand. Thank you very much.

[@erinaceus]

This was very helpful... and I appreciate your teaching style, it makes sense to me. Thank you!

[@hookedbycrafting5348]

Is there a reason you did warm yellow to warm blue instead of cool blue? Or did I switch my blues when putting them on the wheel?

[@PaintingsandBL]

Nice

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[@cameronstokes4059]

Believe it or Not Magenta is the Real Primary Color since it can actually make a 100% saturated red and orange as well! Red is not actually the real primary color since you cannot make Magenta!