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Because a lot of members responded to Robert's challenge of viridian and alizarine, I suppose we all had a lot of sweat (lol) and fun working on it. I certainly had!!! Personally, the challenge made me discover viridian (I never used it before). Because I have several dvd's by David Curtis, Geoff Kersey and others making stunning greens by mixing viridian with lots of different yellows and other colours, I am planning to paint something using only different mixes based on viridian. I know there already was a challenge about greens but there were not that many entries. So...
Anybody interested? :-> :->