Abstract

Many of the color failures in watercolor sketches are due to the disparity and disorganization of colors on the screen. One of the effective ways to avoid such mistakes is to limit the paints used. If you draw with a limited number of paints, the basic colors are fixed, so even if you use them without special care, you will not fail in color balance. Therefore, in this book, the paints used are limited to the three basic colors (light red, French ultramarine, and cadmium yellow pale) and the additional five colors (sap green, horizon blue, pains gray, pull champ blue, permanent rose). , We propose to draw in up to 8 colors in total.
Chapter 1: Explains the characteristics and usage of each of the eight colors, and the basics of coloring.
Chapter 2: Introduces the differences in coloring depending on the object to be drawn, such as trees, mountains, sea, rivers, and sky, along with examples. .. Now, why don't you simply draw the scenery around you or the scenery you encountered on your trip with few colors?

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