Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
One of my favorite colors found in nature is the color turquoise. So, when I recently purchased a tube of M. Graham Turquoise watercolors, I was beyond excited to try it out. But, knowing there is a large range of colors we call "turquoise," I decided to see if I could mix variations, easily. The Result?
What I found is that mixing and working with a range of blues, greens, and even yellows can produce some amazing turquoise results. I also explored what palette works well with turquoise using my trusted Book of Colors. Come check out what I learned and how I put my new paint to use!
GEAR USED:
• ZenArt Supplies Black Tulip #10 Round Brush
• Da Vinci #4 Cosmotop Spin Brush
• M. Graham Turquoise Watercolor
• Sakura Koi Field Kit
• Daniel Smith Watercolors (mix comparison)
• Travelogue Hand•Book Panoramic Cold-Pressed Watercolor Journal
• Faber Castell Polychromos Colored Pencils
(shown: Staedtler and Arteza Fineline markers, Faber Castell PITT marker)
MUSIC:
“Still Fall (instr)” by M.D. Campbell © 2021 M.D. Campbell • All rights reserved
Blog: markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutio
Instagram: mdcampbellart
Facebook: m.d. campbell
The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.
I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.
Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark
#mgrahamwatercolors
#turquoise
#howtomixturquoise
#mdcampbellart
One of my favorite colors found in nature is the color turquoise. So, when I recently purchased a tube of M. Graham Turquoise watercolors, I was beyond excited to try it out. But, knowing there is a large range of colors we call "turquoise," I decided to see if I could mix variations, easily. The Result?
What I found is that mixing and working with a range of blues, greens, and even yellows can produce some amazing turquoise results. I also explored what palette works well with turquoise using my trusted Book of Colors. Come check out what I learned and how I put my new paint to use!
GEAR USED:
• ZenArt Supplies Black Tulip #10 Round Brush
• Da Vinci #4 Cosmotop Spin Brush
• M. Graham Turquoise Watercolor
• Sakura Koi Field Kit
• Daniel Smith Watercolors (mix comparison)
• Travelogue Hand•Book Panoramic Cold-Pressed Watercolor Journal
• Faber Castell Polychromos Colored Pencils
(shown: Staedtler and Arteza Fineline markers, Faber Castell PITT marker)
MUSIC:
“Still Fall (instr)” by M.D. Campbell © 2021 M.D. Campbell • All rights reserved
Blog: markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutio
Instagram: mdcampbellart
Facebook: m.d. campbell
The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.
I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.
Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark
#mgrahamwatercolors
#turquoise
#howtomixturquoise
#mdcampbellart
