
On the second day of working on the Watercolor Workshop, (by Shasha Prood), we’re making swatches of oranges and reds.
I have one true orange, Cadmium Orange, but I think these other two colors, Burnt Sienna and Cadmium Red Pale, fall into this category, also.
For reds, I have a primary color, Cadmium Red Deep, and another that is a cool red, Alizarin Crimson. Indian Red is a very earthy red and (again) Cadmium Red Pale is a very orangy red.

Again, I am enjoying the mindful practice of carefully filling in each of the rectangles on the page, and seeing how each pigment reacts to the paper and being mixed with water.
I am doing this with my friend Sandra Mitchell. Look for her results on Facebook!