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Let's create 24 colors from just only 3 primary colors by mixing them! In this video tutorial, I show how to create 24 new colors using only the primary colors: red, yellow, blue and white. I used only acrylic paint. I hope you enjoy watching my satisfying video. Thanks for watching! Don't forget to Subscribe and Like
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