How to Mix Pink Acrylic Paint | 3 Reds Tested with White | Perfect Pink

Learn how to mix perfect pink acrylic paint in this step-by-step color mixing tutorial. I show you how to mix pink by testing three different reds with titanium white. You’ll also see how the amount of red affects your final pink color. If you’ve ever wondered why your pink looks too peachy, coral, or not bright enough, the reason is usually the red. Warm reds that lean toward orange or yellow create softer, warmer pinks, while cooler reds produce fresher, more vibrant pink colors. Understanding this difference makes it much easier to mix the exact pink you’re looking for. In this acrylic color mixing demo, we compare: Alizarin Crimson + white Cadmium Red + white Process Magenta + white Titanium White for lightening By gradually adding more and more white, you’ll see how each red transforms from vibrant pink into soft pink and light pink variations — and which red creates the brightest result. This tutorial is perfect for beginners who want to: Mix bright pink acrylic paint Avoid dull or muddy pinks Understand warm vs cool reds Create soft pastel pink tones Whether you’re painting florals, abstracts or combining pink with turquoise and green, choosing the right red makes all the difference. Chapters: 0:00 How to Mix Pink Acrylic Paint Step by Step 0:18 Red Options for Mixing Pink Acrylic Paint 0:36 Inspiration for Your Pink Mixes 1:06 How to Mix Pink with Alizarin Crimson 2:08 Alizarin Crimson + White | Color Mixing Result 2:20 How to Mix Coral Pink with Cadmium Red 3:28 Cadmium Red + White | Color Mixing Result 3:37 Why Your Pink Color Isn’t What You Expected 4:08 How to Mix Perfect Pink with Magenta 5:00 Process Magenta + White | Color Mixing Result 5:09 Which Pink Is Your Favourite? More Color Mixing Tutorials: How to Mix Gray with Black and White    • How to Mix Gray Acrylic Paint with Black a...   How to Mix Mint Green    • How to Mix Mint Green Acrylic Paint | Colo...   Let me know in the comments which pink you prefer — warm, cool, or vibrant? If you enjoyed this acrylic color mixing tutorial, you might also like my other “How to Mix” videos where we explore different color families step by step.