Hello Janne,
here is a part of CD Vol. II
In practical application this looks as follows:
Mix a dark green from Prussian Blue and Cadmium Lemon. Now add Alizarin Crimson to the mixture until the green tinge disappears from it.
Now check the mixture by adding Titanium White. The result should be an almost neutral grey.
Indian Red shaded with Shadow Colour S, here some Alizarin Crimson was added to the shadow colour.
Cadmium Red Deep shaded with Shadow Colour S, here some Alizarin Crimson was added to the shadow colour.
If the mixture is too blue, add some more Alizarin Crimson and Cadmium Lemon to it.
If the mixture is too red, add Prussian Blue and Cadmium Lemon.
If the mixture is too green, add more Alizarin Crimson.
Cadmium Orange shaded with Shadow Colour S, here some Alizarin Crimson was added to the shadow colour.
Royal Blue shaded with Shadow Colour S, here some Prussian Blue was added to the shadow colour.
Cadmium Yellow shaded with Shadow Colour S, here some Prussian Blue was added to the shadow colour.
Emerald Green shaded with Shadow Colour S, here some Prussian Blue was added to the shadow colour.
Indian Red shaded with Shadow Colour S, here some Alizarin Crimson was added to the shadow colour.
Cadmium Red Deep shaded with Shadow Colour S, here some Alizarin Crimson was added to the shadow colour.
The Shadow Colour S is applied thin and semi-opaque onto the undercoated figure and lightened with the intended colour.
Now you will ask yourself: “Why don’t we then use Ivory Black or Lamp Black right away?” I’d Like to answer this question as follows: Because of their composition, Ivory Black and Lamp Black are too colourless and contain neither blue, red nor yellow. Ivory Black and Lamp Black aren’t really suitable for colours, they just make them grey.
The mixture out of Prussian Blue, Alizarin Crimson and Cadmium Yellow on the other hand contains all colours we need for a shadow. This mixture suits every colour and together with the colour to be shaded it creates a certain harmony.
THe Contents of CD Vol. I, please look here:
http://www.fredericus-rex.de/buch/Farben Schnellsuche - Color Quick Finder.htm
Cheers
Conny