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This is a subject that painter's just cannot seem to get enough of.
The first in a series of videos in which I will be talking about the various terms, methods, and aspects of colour theory in regards to miniature painting.
In this particular episode, I cover what complimentary colours are, how to use them, and how to start painting and mixing your own colours with a very limited palette.
Future episodes will cover analagous colours, triadic compliments, and more, with each episode focusing on a specific term, definitions, and methods utilizing the various aspects of colour theory.
For colour theory charts, here are a few that I have found useful:
