Many soap batters have a natural yellow color to them and this poses challenges not just with soap makers, but anyone who works with color. Yellows most noticeably dulls down purples and brings down the vibrance of blues. Have you ever wanted a nice blue and ended up with teals or greens? The color tutorial in this video discusses working with yellows and purples.\r
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Yay! Tiger swirling again. My concept of tiger swirls are less precise after studying the ual stripes on tigers. Both zebra and tiger stripes are surprisingly irregular. In other words, I have found them less barcode-like and more random. The thicknesses of the strips vary and all of the stripes do not traverse completely from end to end. Fascinating. I admire precise tiger swirls when I see them, but my spontaneous ways of working on my paintings have influenced my soap making in many ways, including how I pour my colors.\r
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