How to Mix Burnt Umber

Burnt Umber is one of those colours that is so amazing for landscape painting, pet portrait painting, wildlife paintings and even painting people. So what do you do if you get stuck and run out, or if you need it, but can't buy it? Try this experiment first.

This is what I used:

Surface: 140lb Watercolour Paper (you can use anything that is white and that accepts acrylic paint)

Palette: DecoArt Traditions
Ultramarine Blue – DAT26
Burnt Umber – DAT46
Napthol Red Light – DAT03
Phthalo Blue – DAT24
Hansa Yellow Light – DAT15
Titanium White – DAT35

Palette: DecoArt Media Fluid Acrylics: Burnt Sienna – DMFA02

Ready to try this?

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Side Note:

My videos are geared towards beginners and intermediates. I talk throughout the process to make it easy for you to understand. I avoid speeding up the videos and mistakes are not edited out so you can see how to fix it if it happens to you. In doing this, the videos are a little bit longer.

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