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Reasons they’re taught. Painting students are taught never to use black paint or use pure white. The reason is both contain opaque pigments & can look flat & chalky on the canvas. Also such extreme contrast isn’t often seen in nature & beginner painters often miss the nuance and importance of midtones. Instead artists are advised to mix deep, rich shadows using other colours, this is called a chromatic black (eg. burnt umber + ultramarine blue). Or to use a white mixed with another colour, like yellow to reflect softer more natural light. There’s a long complex history of these colours tied together with pigment history & colour theory but.
It’s OK to use pure black or white if that is your aim. They still make black paints for a reason, many classical Painters used ivory black, glazing on top to add depth & when mixed with other colours black pigments can mix interesting subtle greens & shadow colours. And I KNOW that I’ve used pure white in my painting!”. In another post by @tjthepainter: “The glory days 👏👏”. As noted by @p4ranoid4ndroidd: “i love watercolour”. As noted by @japan_reels: “Sample Instrument For Research Video”. As noted by @tiktok_tokyo: “Sedikit Sharing Cara Gue Setiap Kalo Swatch Foundation Video”. Creator @viral_japan: “Video Video”. In another post by @buzz_jp: “And I Ll.
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