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this was a giant waste of time [Music] hey everyone im ashley from art summits and color mixing charts are a really helpful way to understand what the possibilities are with your paint colors but i see so many people making charts like this and unfortunately there are a number of things wrong with these charts and i hope that if youve made one in the past and walked away feeling like you didnt really know what you got out of it or that it was like i said a giant waste of time then i hope that it doesnt discourage you from learning color mixing because there is hope so im going to explain why this chart is not a good chart to make and you should never make one and im going to tell you what to make instead to help you really understand your colors problem number one is you are duplicating the same information so this the way this chart works if you havent made one of these before you put all of your colors across the top and the bottom and then you mix them depending on where the