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Working With Iridescents

Page 3 of 4     So open those tubes and prepare yourself for an exciting experience. You may want to start with just a simple study sheet at first, always a good idea, then dig through the treasure chest for just the right piece to decorate. *Helpful Hints: *Iridescent colors are sometimes difficult to distinguish from one another since they appear from the tube looking similar (milky-white in color when wet). it's only after they are applied and begin to dry that you really notice the wonderful iridescent shimmer of these colors. A simple way of keeping track of which iridescent colors you are using is to place each iridescent color next to a similarly pigmented color. For example, place Iridescent Blue next to Pthalo Blue on your wet palette. This will eliminate any confusion when you are painting and you can easily reference which iridescent colors you are using. << Start < Prev 1 2 3 4 Next > End >>