Online Colour Mixing Tool

Last updated: March 10, 2019
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Online Colour Mixing Tool

• Golden Acrylics have developed a free, fun, online tool to help artists with colour mixing.

• Expand your palette through colour exploration and teach yourself about colour mixing without wasting paint.

• With the Virtual Colour Mixer you can select up to three Golden Acrylic colours and mix them with sliders to adjust the proportion of each while watching your new colour change! A recipe for your new colour appears that you can save, print or email. You can also upload a photo to match colours or create paint colours that match web colours. The program accounts for the physical characteristics within the Golden Acrylics ranges by choosing Fluid, Open or Heavy Body.

• Click the ‘Help?’ to get a simple overlay with quick instructions to explain it all clearly.

As Golden say:
“Through exploration and play, artists can mix countless paint colors, developing a feel for the correct proportions and the best colors to use. Photos can be uploaded to match colors and create palettes. The program accounts for the physical characteristics within GOLDEN colors so artists can get closer to the colors they want faster than ever before, saving time, frustration and paint! Artists who try this intuitive tool experience success, delight and inspiration.”

It works on any browser, Mac, PC, iPad or Android. The interface was designed to work on touch screens so artists can use it on tablets right at their canvas. Although the nature of coloured light and coloured paint are different and your individual monitor setting adds another variable, it is still a useful tool. Give it a try!

jacksonsart.com/colourmixer

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Julie Caves is a long-standing contributor to Jackson’s Art Blog and previously served as its Editor for ten years. With an encyclopaedic knowledge of art materials, she writes in-depth articles, particularly about oil and acrylic painting, bringing an extensive research background to each piece. Julie studied journalism in California, fine art at the University of Texas at Austin, and completed both an MA at Camberwell College of Art and the Turps Studio Painting Programme in London. She exhibits her work regularly and continues to write part-time for the blog.

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