I was having a conversation with a painter friend who insists that you must have black on your palette which I disagreed with being a fan of Mark's methods but then the other question arose "Can you paint without white?"
I know there are methods and theories out there using yellow but I've always thought that was a bad idea.
We also discussed replacing the black with a neutral tint to make mixing a little easier.
Just putting these thoughts out there if someone wants to ponder them?
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I am a huge fan of Unbleached Titanium (Art Spectrum). I often use it in instead of white, but so far, have always use a touch of titanium white as the highlight. I think if your values suited, that this would work as a substitute at a pinch.
https://youtu.be/e-Zs88VBUv8
Strong chroma is only needed for still lifes and botanicals. Outdoors the world is mostly subtle neutral hues with low chroma.
https://forum.drawmixpaint.com/discussion/4967/painting-without-white
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