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		<title>Colour Mixing Recipe for Acrylics &#8211; My take on the primary colours</title>
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<p>For me, all three primary colours together is The colour scheme of childhood. As you can see, I&#8217;ve put my own particular spin on each colour, muting them considerably from the traditional clean, bright primary colours we associate with children&#8217;s things. An interesting side-note: I used to think it unlikely that my art would ever be suitable to be used in a children&#8217;s book because I&#8217;m not into bright and clean. That is, until I took a look through the children&#8217;s book section in a few <a href="http://nelliewindmill.com/2011/10/29/childrens-book-finds-in-paris/">book stores in France</a>. Apparently French children have a rather more sophisticated colour sense. It gives me hope.</p>

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Happy colour mixing! Do let me know how you get on if you try your hand at these acrylic recipes!</p>
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