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    The Ultimate Artist's Color Wheel Buying Guide: Master Color Harmony Today

    This 5-1/8" wheel is the gold standard for artists on the go. Plein air painters and students. buy artists colour wheel

    It provides a comprehensive grayscale along the rim and is excellent for advanced projects in interior design or auto paint. Available at: Michaels for ~$26. Jack Richeson Quiller Color Wheel Nevada Fine Arts& more Go to product viewer dialog for this item. Designed by master painter Stephen Quiller. Best for: Professional watercolor and oil painters. The Ultimate Artist's Color Wheel Buying Guide: Master

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    The Color Wheel Company Pocket Color Wheel 5-1/8" Diameter Pack of 2

    Once you buy your wheel, don't just leave it in the package. Use the to align a pure color with an "adding" color. The resulting mixture will appear in the window, giving you a baseline before you ever touch your brush to the palette.