Blending three primary colors to create the full spectrum of hues is more than a test of an artist’s skill; it’s a distinctive way to create stunning and original paintings. In this hands-on course in the art of color mixing, prize-winning artist Stan Kaminski takes the reader step by step through 20 demonstration paintings created with just three colors—alizarin crimson, ultramarine blue, and yellow ochre—plus white. Using gouache in both watercolor and oil-painting styles, he offers painters of all skill levels the benefit of his professional guidance and inspiration. Author: Stan Kaminski 128pp., 9.75x9.75 paper with flaps ISBN: 9781861086648

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