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Yellow Ochre or Raw Sienna
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These are two colours that I think are very useful - but in both oils and acrylics they have been different enough to justifying having both (raw sienna is very useful in acrylic just to knock back some of the vividness in some colours).
But I have noticed with the W&N Artists watercolour, the two are very much closer on the paper.
In creating a limited palette for travel, does anyone have any comments or observations which one of the two would be the more deserving to have?