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This piece answered the question, what does 37 colours look like blended together? I don’t know if that's a question that anyone has asked, and maybe other people would think why would someone ask that question? I just love mixing colours together and going from 7 or 8 colours in a blend to 37 is quite a leap but I had the opportunity to try and I could not help but try. I love how adding so many colours together creates an almost muted tone when viewed from a distance but as you get closer you begin to see all the colours showing through.
