Suitable for all levels including beginners.

A split-primary palette is a colour palette consisting of both warm and cool versions of each primary colour (red, yellow, and blue), resulting in six colours total.This setup is designed to allow artists to mix a wider range of cleaner, more vibrant secondary and tertiary colours than a standard three-color primary palette.

This means better colour control, and vibrant colours without the mud!

Less Tubes:

Instead of stocking your studio with a gazillion colours, you are armed with six powerhouse colours. This forces you to explore the art of mixing, deepening your understanding of colour interactions while keeping your toolkit streamlined.

Materials:
What will be supplied:

Plums, Crockery and Cutlery
Coloured backgrounds
Anglepoise desk lamp

What to bring:

A canvas or board minimum A4, maximum A3, rectangular or square.
A selection brushes eg. Rosemary Ivory Short Flats no's 2,3,5, Ivory Filbert size 0.
Artist quality paints oils or acrylics eg. Daler Rowney
ESSENTIAL COLOURS: Titanium White, Lemon Yellow, Cadmium Yellow, Cadmium Red, Alizarine Crimson, Cerulean Blue, Ultramarine Blue
A black sharpie and a fine liner pen (or similar).
Palette knife eg. Winsor and Newton size 22
Paper Palette and a box to take your work home in
A phone or IPAD for taking photos

Oils only: A jar and some low odour thinners/ white spirit substitute for cleaning your brushes, some rags or plenty of tissues to wipe brushes clean.

Optional extra items: A painting medium if working in oils/a palette if working in acrylics

Refreshments are provided at break times. Please bring a packed lunch with you. Parking is available in the school car park, on the street or at the village hall nearby.