Description

The only system designed to keep hue and saturation separate while organizing and mixing colors.

One of the most common challenges painters face is maintaining a consistent hue while changing value. As colors are lightened or darkened, the hue often shifts unintentionally, creating inconsistencies throughout the palette.

This guide provides a practical solution, offering a clear method for organizing colors according to the principles of the Munsell color system.

What’s Included

• A general palette layout showing how to organize colors effectively.
• Practical guidance for keeping hue, saturation, and value separate.
• Complete color lists for primary and secondary color scales based on Munsell color theory.
• A quick-reference tool to use while preparing your palette and mixing paint.

Important: This is a downloadable PDF. No physical product will be shipped.

Ideal for painters seeking greater color control, more consistent mixtures, and a deeper understanding of color relationships.

Value Scales Included

• Neutral Scale
• Yellow Scale
• Yellow-Red (Orange) Scale
• Red Scale
• Red-Purple Scale
• Purple Scale
• Purple-Blue Scale
• Blue Scale
• Blue-Green Scale
• Green Scale
• Green-Yellow Scale

A downloadable PDF guide for organizing your painting palette according to the Munsell color system.

The guide is built around the three fundamental dimensions of color:

• Hue – the color family itself (red, yellow, blue, green, etc.).
• Value – how light or dark a color appears.
• Saturation (Chroma) – the intensity or purity of a color, from dull and neutralized to vibrant and vivid.