How to Paint Intense Shadow Colors in Watercolor

Shadows are just darker, deeper tones of a subject's main color due to less light, but sometimes that color can be a challenge to paint convincingly especially when its an intense hue. In this video, we'll touch on some tips for painting convincing shadow color.

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Paynes Gray
Cobalt Violet
Prussian Blue
Sap Green
Pyrol Red
Quinacridone Rose
Quinacridone Violet
Azo Yellow
Indian Yellow
Nickel Quincridone Gold
Orange Iron Oxide
Phthalo Green
Ultramarine Blue


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