Why Use a Limited Palette??!! 🎨🎨 | Painting Tips

What is a limited palette? Why would you use a limited palette? We discuss that question and more in this video.
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[@laurawheelock2486]

Wow! Who knew? Thanks for the great explanation!

[@fountatelier]

For sure, a limited palette is a great way to learn!

[@777777657]

Great information. Thank you.

[@fountatelier]

Thanks for watching!

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Jerry Yarnell has a great pallet set up.

[@fountatelier]

While I wouldn't necessarily say he has a limited palette he definitely has everything you need on there!

[@PathLessPedaledTV]

Are water mixable oils mixable between brands? ie Winsor Newton and COBRA?

[@fountatelier]

Good question! Yes you can intermix them as far as I know, but the manufacturer recommends to stay with one brand for the best performance

[@LittleMew133]

I feel sorry for whoever's work that was used as an example of garish beginner mistake.

[@fountatelier]

It's not that it is necessarily terrible, just not the specific look we are going for. If someone wants to do that type of work, go for it. I just feel like it is a little too much.

[@guitarsid]

When you can't get the exact color you want with your limited palette, just use a proper color that works and don't even worry about it.

[@fountatelier]

Yes, no need for it to be perfect. Just make sure it works for the given painting/composition