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May 24 2013
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I added equal portions of pthalo green to titanium white, and I can barely notice a difference! What gives?
I added equal portions of pthalo green to titanium white, and I can barely notice a difference! What gives?
Solution
Certain pigments (in real life) have a higher "tinting strength". In particular, paints made with quinacridone, pthalo, and alizarin. A little goes a long way! Try increasing the amounts of other colors (white in this example) to desaturate the effect of the stronger pigment.
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