Lesson 6 of 12 · 17 min
Keeping colour clean
Avoid mud: when to rinse, how much to mix, and why two colours is usually enough.
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Lesson notes
- Mud is most often too many pigments, too little water or a dirty jar. We fix all three.
- Use one jar to rinse and one to mix. Change the rinse water before it turns the colour of weak tea.
- Lena repaints a muddy sky in real time so you can see what recovery looks like.