If you’re tired of remixing the same fall colors every single time you sit down to paint, this video is for you. I walk you through how I mix a custom fall watercolor palette once, let it dry right in a little tin, and then use it all season. It’s such a calming way to paint because I’m not stopping every five minutes to “guess” my way back to the same rust or golden brown—everything stays consistent, and I can just relax into the process. I share the exact colors I like to start with for autumn (warm reds, golden yellows, earthy browns, and a couple of deeper accents), plus how I adjust the mixes so they feel like fall without getting muddy. I also show you how I store the mixes in an empty palette so they’re ready for quick paint sessions—perfect for leaves, cozy scenes, and simple landscapes. If you’re a beginner, this is a confidence-builder: you’ll save time, learn what your pigments do when they meet on the palette, and you’ll have a go-to set of fall tones that makes watercolor feel like your calm place.