Chromatic circle, painted with AERO COLOR® Professional Candy Colours - by Alexa Dilla

Step 1:

For the pre-sketch you use a compass or plates to get round,even circles in a good proportion. Mask the gaps between the three ground colours red, yellow and blue with masking tape and mark additional lines with a pencil.

Step 2:

Spread more thinned colours onto the wetted circle so that they can connect each other to a blended colour unit. Add several colour splahes by tapping carefully onto the brush tovivify the design.

Step 3:

Now you add a free painted, fine second circle with the same flowing colours, analog to the first one. Incline the painting carefully and let the fluid colours flow.

Step 4:

Let the colours dry. Finally, you can add several information into the chromatic circle, e.g.:

• creative colour names: think of your own names, e.g.Thursday blue, Berlin grey,...
• the real names of the three basic colours, here: Sunflower Yellow (28022), Poppy Red (28030) and Sky Blue (28041), to remember, which colours can be mixed to perfect secondaries (as this is not possible with all colours)
• maybe some wordplays or motivation phrases - poetryis always a good idea.

These inscriptions you write with different fineliners and a white gel pen. To get a 3D-effect, draw some grey shadows beyond the letters. Your creativity is unlimited!