Cool and Warm Yellows - [How to Tell The Difference]

In this video I share all the yellow pigments on my watercolor palette and show you how to tell the difference between cool and warm yellows. Learn how to determine if a yellow pigment is a cool yellow or a warm yellow. #warmyellow #coolyellow #watercolorpigments To succeed in watercolor (or any painting medium) you need to understand the relative temperature of a pigment. Is the color on the cool side (closer to blue, green or purple) or is the color on the warm side (closer to orange and red). In this painting I use the following colors: Lemon Yellow (PY3) - Mijello Azo Yellow (PY151) - M. Graham Cadmium Yellow (PY35 + PO20) - Winsor Newton Permanent Yellow Deep (PY65) - Mijello New Gamboge (PY97 + PY110) - Daniel Smith Nickel Quinacridone Gold PO48 + PY150) - Daniel Smith Yellow Ochre (PY43) - Daniel Smith Yellow Ochre (PY150 + PY42) - Mijello ⭐ Need help making sense of all the watercolor supplies out there? My free Getting Started in Watercolor course is launching soon. Add your name to the list to be notified when it goes live: https://studio.krisdebruine.com/getti... ⭐ If you found this video to be helpful, please hit the "Like" button and subscribe to my channel. Other supplies in my watercolor studio include: Arches 140lb Cold Press 100% Cotton Paper - https://amzn.to/2AoQzGj Stephen Quiller Porcelain Palette - https://amzn.to/2Zugg2u M. Graham Watercolor Paints - https://amzn.to/2YZbY3c Daniel Smith Watercolor Pigments - https://amzn.to/2LrwmBK Mijello 2-Liter Water Bucket - https://amzn.to/2ySbz7N I am not paid to review the products in this video. However, I receive a small commission for sales resulting from the links above. Thank you for supporting this channel!