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Other books that you can get these are really all that you need are:

Highly recommend it to anyone who needs help with colour as I am not a professional at all, I am an intermediate painter still learning and I have this one and the regular one with the primary and secondary colours. New to watercolour and it is not forgiving AT ALL so you have to be right the first time. As you know the more different colors you use the grayer it gets so this helps me pick the colors right away that would work rather than a hit and miss technique. Love it and it really helps me when mixing paint colors for another hue. Hopefully, my photo demonstrates this problem. But, using secondary colors doesn't magically transform them into primary colors!As is, I can't use this color wheel for the simple fact that it has no true blue printed on it. This is a secondary color wheel which places the emphasis on the secondary colors because they make a wider color gamut in printing than primary colors do. It identifies CYB as "primary." They aren't primary. But, to the right of Magenta the wheel identifies a color as "Violet" instead of "Blue Magenta."The science of the wheel is also wrong.

However, there are two fundamental problems with this printed color wheel:1: The blue depicted on the color wheel is purple.2: The naming conventions are inconsistent. I've been looking for a CMY color wheel for years. Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2017 Purple is Misidentified as Blue On This Wheel.