🎨 Healifty Creative Color Wheel Paint Mixing Learning Guide Art Class Teaching Tool for Artists - Tattoo Color Theory Learning Card Review

Sent back once because bent. They sent another one without cardboard or a strong mailbox to keep it from lying down, so now I've bent another one, worse than the first one. A bit crazy because they are not cheap and they are designed to last for many years and bending will lose the color nuances. But I'm not sending back to get another curved one, so. Spring.

I was disappointed in the lack of packaging, a light cardboard item needs other protection than a plastic bag before shipping. This is a one of a kind color wheel and I didn't want to send it back and wait for a replacement which would most likely arrive in the same condition so I smoothed it out and kept it as best I could. I really like how the colors are arranged on this wheel.

This is an atypical color wheel used as a guide for color mixing. It won't tell you what color you'll get if you add other colors to the paint, white or black like a typical color wheel does. This can be useful as a guide for learning color theory or choosing a color palette to use, but to say this is for color mixing would be misleading. I was trying to replace my old standard color wheel that I messed up with paint splatters. I am very happy with this steering wheel. Additionally, the back of

In traditional color wheels there is only one tertiary color between a primary color like yellow and a secondary color like orange: yellow-orange. But there are two tertiary colors listed in this circle: yellow-orange (yellowish-orange, i.e. more orange than yellow) and orange-yellow (orange-yellow, i.e. more yellow than orange). Interesting! Also, this color wheel shows hues (color with varying amounts of white) on one side and hues (color plus gray) and hues (color plus black) on the other…