Additional Possibilities
With our Smart Color Chart stencils
The color chart stencils are highly versatile. Additional options include mixing several colors at once using different stencils. Stencil 1 is suitable for combining two or more colors. Stencil 2 is meant for mixing larger quantities and more complex blends. Stencil 3 helps you build your own color chart.
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Let’s explore a few more creative (and non-exhaustive) ways to use the stencils for mixing and applying colors:
Stencil No. 1
If you want to mix several colors, make sure to distribute them evenly in the openings of the same size.
50% blue, 30% yellow, 20% red that is, a ratio of 5:3:2
You can prepare mixtures with two or more colors at the same time such as 4 parts red to 1 part white, or alternatively, 6 parts white to 1 part yellow.
To achieve this mix, use 6 parts red, 3 parts yellow, and 1 part green corresponding to the proportions of 60%, 30%, and 10%
Stencil No. 2
This stencil is designed for mixing larger quantities of paint and for mixing several colors.
60% red, 30% yellow, 10% green which corresponds to a ratio of 6:3:1.
You can create several mixtures 75% ultramarine blue and 25% red, which corresponds to a 3:1 ratio and another one: 90% green, 10% white, which corresponds to a 9:1 ratio.
Stencil No. 3
For building your chart
Do not cover the entire surface of the opening, as the brush might slip underneath the stencil and the blue paint could seep under it.
