How to Avoid Creating Green in Watercolor Skies - Easy Mixing Formula 

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Great tip for transitioning naturally, and the warm red really adds that extra glow that makes watercolor feel so magical! 👍👍

Thank you! I love how focused your lessons are. You plan ahead, get to the point and don't waste my time.

The skies in real life should be green tbh. Whoever developed them dun goofed

this is so helpful thank you so much

Thank you. This tip might make a lot of difference to my painting! Very clearly explained.

Great idea to use a transition colour! Thanks for this Matt. 👍

literally what i needed rn 😊

That was well explained. Your calm, kind character makes it very enjoyable to listen to you.

A very useful information. None of the umpteen tutorials i have watched have revealed this secret about painting skies. Thanks a lot.

Thank you... this video 4 months old already and I am so lucky this video came crossing in my time line. As if youtube could read my mind. Tthis video has content exactly the things I would like to ask you Mathew.

Thank you for sharing this. I’ll keep it in mind for my next sky.

I didn’t know this Matthew. Maybe I should have. Thanks very much.

Excellent advice! Thank you so much. Can’t wait to try this. Tied of greenage in my skies. Blessings to you Matt, and to the whole world!

So glad to have found your videos! Your teaching style is encouraging and very informative. I’m excited to watch and learn more!

This was a much needed trick. Thanks.

lol. New to the world of painting. So many green areas in my skies. Thank you for sharing the color mixing tips to avoid this in future. Peace.

Thank you thank you thank you...this was so very helpful Matthew

Thanks for sharing Lovely 🥰

Such a helpful lesson! I will use this!

Thank you for this!

Such a great video, thank you for this info!!!

Thank you.

Thanks Matt, a definite great tip. Lately the sunrises and sunsets have been quite extraordinary. Even the clouds have great appeal. Million thanks for the great tip.

I always had this problem of green sky you gave an excellent solution. Thanks a million.🙏🙏🙏

Great explanation and demo! Thank you, Matthew

Great tip, thank you. I will try it out in my next sky.

Thank you sooooooo much!!!

Great tip. Thanks.

This is very helpful. Thank you!

Excellent walkthrough. Thanks!

I’m a new subscriber to your channel, and boy am I glad to have found it! Thank you for these interesting lessons! So useful!

Excellent tip! Thx!

Great lesson ! Thank you!

Great tips, loved this video Thanks !

Always helpful tips. Thank you so much!

So very very helpful ! Thanks so much,

A very useful tip, thank you.

Most useful video. It helps a lot.

Really useful tutorial thank you. X

When you say you use "a pigment called Quinacridone Gold" are you referring to the discontinued pigment, PO49, or Daniel Smith's new formulation, which is a mixture of quinacridone burnt orange (PO48) and nickel azo yellow (PY150) pigments?

What is the transition color? Instead of pigments can you explain on colorwheel pls?

This is awesome! Do you use Raw Sienna over Yellow Ochre because of the granulation?

Very helpful video & so clearly explained! Thanks for sharing! I don’t have quinacridone gold. What is the substitute for it? Can I use yellow ochre?

Why don't your links work ... not the first time I have tried a link on you site that don't work ???

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