Is there a mixing formula around here for watercolors?

[thegrindre]

Hi all,
Did anybody create a mixing formula for each color? Well, our most common colors anyway. 
For instance, how do you make burnt umber for watercolors?
If there's a link, please point me to it.
 

[NHC50]

Rick go to Watercolor classes and find color mixing. Now that will show you how to mix colors to get what you want. See if that helps.

Nina 

[Sacgal/Sharon]

Nina's right, Rick. If you follow the WC courses each lesson Dennis demonstrates lots of color mixing. It's amazing what he teaches us to create with such a limited palette.

[Maryna]

Just to add on what the ladies have said. You should create a colour wheel with the colours and brands you have on hand as there will be some differences between brands, that will be you main reference 

[Germa]

As the ladies say...
The colour wheel doesn't change because you use another medium; just try what your own wc's do.

[NHC50]

It is me again.  go to the free watercolor class. Cosmos this is the introduction to watercolor. The reason I am telling you this is because I too was an acrylic painter and I knew nothing about watercolor. So I started at the beginning. Which I am glad I did. I don't even have a  desire to paint with acrylics. But hope someday I will.

[thegrindre]

OK, got it.