Target color
Sage green
- 3 parts Lemon Yellow
- 1 part Ultramarine
- 4 parts Titanium White
Mix green first. Add white gradually.
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Choose the target, limit the palette to paints you own, then test the result against a dry swatch.
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Choose a target
Pick a color directly or sample one from a photo.
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Averaging a 9 x 9 pixel area
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Build your paint box
Select the real tubes on your table. Your choices stay on this device.
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3
Your starting recipe
One clear recommendation, with alternatives when you need them.
Your recipes will appear here.
Select at least two paints, then find your recipe.
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Estimated starting point
Next: verify it with real paint
Make a small swatch, let it dry, then check one controlled correction.
After testing a small swatch, is it…
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Acrylic often dries darker and slightly less saturated. For a reliable comparison, check the swatch again after it dries.
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A calmer way to mix
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Pick the exact color
Sample a pixel from a portrait, landscape or master study—no guessing from the whole image.
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Choose only the acrylic tubes you already have. The recipe stays inside those limits.
Mix, test and adjust
Follow the parts-based recipe, make a small swatch, then use the correction tips to refine it.
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