Portrait Painting Tutorial | The CHEAPEST Palette EVER - Real Time
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- In this week's portrait painting video let's explore a very affordable color palette. This palette is a modification of the Zorn palette.
Zorn Palette: Lead White, Cadmium Red, Yellow Ochre, Ivory Black
Cheapest Palette: Titanium White, Venetian Red, Yellow Ochre, Ivory Black
Now, the major difference is in the white. With titanium white it only takes a tiny bit to raise the value exponentially. It can be used in place of lead white with appropriate mixing. The venetian red is a dulled down version of cadmium red (in my opinion), but it does create wonderful warm tones.
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The materials used in this video are listed below,
Canvas: 11x14” Cotton canvas toned with burnt umber oil paint (the tone was allowed to dry over the span of a few weeks prior to this video)
Oil Paints:
Winsor & Newton- Titanium White
Winsor & Newton- Venetian Red
Gamblin- Yellow Ochre
Winsor & Newton- Ivory Black
Mineral Spirits: Mona Lisa brand
Charcoal: Nitram Fusain Charcoal
Brushes Used:
Master's Touch size 6 filbert bristle synthetic mix (the drawing brush)
Master’s Touch Size 1 Round and 0 Round (the tiny orange brush)
Princeton Summit 2 Round 6100R (the green one)
Master's Touch Size 6 Flat Bristle Brush and 4 filbert
Princeton Catalyst Polytip Bristle Size 4 Filbert
By far becoming one of my favorite art channels...I watch every upload and never get tired of you comments...always happy when I get the notice of a new video....
I’m so glad you made this video. I used four colors for a long time to save money and establish a strong understanding of color.
Wow your work is also beautiful
You are an excellent teacher. I love how you break down the the various steps and explain what you are doing. Incredible what you can do with a limited palette. Now, I’m starting to see the importance of seeing those halftones!
You kill it every time, while maintaining an easy to understand approach. Very nice work!
I learnt SO much here, thank you
Very impressive how you got the tilt of the head and proportions correct. Getting realistic skin tones with such a limited palette is pretty cool, too.
Hi! I would like to say that your previous video on portrait painting helped me a lot, and is clearly visible your passion through your explanations. Thank you, and I wish you grow and be worldly famous.
You are such an inspiration for me! I've been drawing & oil painting for almost 40 years but never did people. Thanks to you, I'm trying. You're a wonderful teacher! Thank you so much! Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. 🌻
So inspiring to watch howyou created the basic shapes without details. I will try to make a portrait using this video as a guide
It looks good I try it on my nex one.
Yupari I just found your channel and I'm enjoying your topics,your personality is great and you're a talented artist and teacher! I love your pets too.
This is an excellent video for any aspiring portrait artist. I watched it through once to get a feel for it and then played it again as I painted along. I paused it a few times to make sure I was on the right track and my final painting was pretty good. Thoroughly recommended.
Lovely sophisticated approach. Stripped down and yet expressive.
very approach shurmano
This is such an amazing tutorial. I really like how simply you approach the beginning, I think this says a lot about your skill level that you can synthesise a complex process into such simple instructions. Super helpful, thanks heaps.
You are a wonderful instructor. This is very informative and inspiring.
Very helpful video. I am very grateful for the opportunity to watch it.
That is all I would ever like to be able to do! Your example here shows you don't have to be getting in there REAL tight...with like a 2 hair brush to get a pretty accurate image to present itself and to be on your way to painting thing NOT only the way one person sees it, but to captivating what nobody could deny is the intended image..good job You! Limited pallet, brushes..yeah!
Im also using zorn pallette in watercolor..it amaze me that you can mix so many colors out these 4 colors..
Very nice tutorial in portrait..the step by step guide is very clear,..
Im not good in portrait and this video is a great help..thanks...
Thank you Yupari. You've inspired me to become an artist. I can't wait to start my first portrait. I've learned so much from your videos.
Great tutorial, please dont stop making videos.
Thank you so much for your videos!! Your explanations are so clear and useful! You are very generous!!
I love how you explain your decisions on color, half tones and how you use the highlights. You make it look easy.
excellent.. i love zorn palette.
I just ordered some yellow ochre and red oxide to complement my set of colors, so glad to see them in such good use. 👏👏👏
You are incredibly good at painting, the shapes, the sculpting, exactly as my instructor taught me but it’s so wondrous to see it on RUclips. Maybe this time I will be able to get there on my own painting. Thank you so very much Yupari.
Amazing how you can paint that in just under an hour.
You really are an amazing instructor👏👏👏
thank you very much 🙏🙏🙏
Wow I LOVE the limited palette and everything about this tutorial! THANK YOU SO MUCH I am learning a LOT with your help!
Maravilloso. Maestro. Genial.
Now I know why there are more portrait artists using oil paints than acrylic paints; I am struggling with using acrylic for portraits - probably because of two things: 1) oil paints allow for far longer time to get the details right; 2) I spend about a third of my time keeping the acrylic paint wet (both on the palette and on the canvas)! I am currently using the Artelier unlockable paints (with several types of mediums for acrylic paints).
Please feel free to prove me wrong about portrait artists using oil vs acrylic paints!
Great video - thank you for sharing! Your video has just encouraged me to go back to using oil paints.
Excellent in every way
So helpful thank you 🙏🏼 👍🏼🌹
Just the kind of video I've been looking for thank you for sharing it. I love your explanation of technique.
Thank you for sharing, very useful 👏👏👏
Thank you. That was very informative, Look forward to the next video
I love Yupari Artist. Thank you so much!
very instructive. I love your explanation
Super content! Thanks for Videos!
This is brilliant. I enjoyed watching, thanks for the many tips and great guidance.
Thanks so much Yupari
I love how you explain thank you
A very helpful tutorial.
Wonderful job Sir
Thanks for sharing with us
I like portraits making and im working as professional portrait artist so please share more portraits making related Videos as possible.
Thanks again
You have improved an awful lot well done!!!
Excellent...thank you! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Amazing amazing amazing job
Thank you for all the explanation
I watched you from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
This was great ! I'm suggesting burnt sienna, ultramarine blue and titanium white, it's not bad for a limited palette, keep it up!
BTW...I LOVE your channel!
This is the palette the Swedish painter Anders Zorn (1860-1920) was known to use, although some substitute a deeper cad red for the Vermillion (cad red light). I've wondered why Zorn didn't go with a dark blue in lieu of ivory black, which would have expanded his range in the greens without too much sacrifice of a dark value like black.
My guess would be that Zorn wasn't merely trying to use less colors, but to limit the actual range of color. His result is a warm palette and warm paintings. He could have used dark blue, but his goal was probably to limit the cool tones.
Merry Christmas.
Awesome thank you very much
That was so quick like wtf
Just wondering if you could teach us how to paint material or fabric sometime?
Thank you
you should use a little bit of blue in your skin colours
Thank you so much for this tutorial very clear instruction !!1....just wondering if you could do another one of this with this palette but with a model who has very fair cool tones, as this model already has a very reddish warm tone so this palette works really well... but interested how to adapt this for coolish blue tone skin thanks
Thanks for sharing such an educative painting! Can we paint a female portrait with these colors, will it look nice? Your reply is very much appreciated.
Thank you so much for sharing your painting tips and style and techniques! One thing I've noticed in several of your portraits....when drawing the center line on the head (for the facial features)...shouldn't that center line follow the CURVE of the head? The center line is only flat when the subject is looking straight ahead, with no tilt at all. Just my observation from years of painting portraits.
Thank you.
Great video, thanks Yupari. I'm curious how you keep the charcoal under drawing from muddying up your painting? Is it this particular type of charcoal?
Sorry for being a year late, but he mentioned that it was vine charcoal. My experience with vine is that it goes on in a very fine layer, making it easier to erase or cover up.
(Source - one semester of Drawing in a community college.)
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10:05 Painting starts
Do you ever use the fan brush to soften the glare on acrylic paintings?
I am sleepy after the video
I face problems while using the oil with paint,as i don't know what ammount should i take.
YUPARI - What is a good alternative to Venetian Red??
How did you do the neck 😭😭
are you using oil paint?
Can someone please explain to me the diff between Venetian red and light red by W/N...
They look very very similar
All I can gather from the site is that Light red has a brown undertone and Venetian has more of a red one.
Let me ask ,are you indian?😍
Is this a modified zorn palette
Gamblin isnt inexpensive, one color from their palette is around ₹5,000. (i.e $65)
Where's the "little squirrel "?
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I guess venetian red is trasparent oxide red?
No venetian red is opaque and series 1 less expensive- but "tor" would work nicely :) if you don't mind me answering for Yupari artist
@@PeterChorao thanks. So what pigments are the two? I found them both on pr101.
Thanks
@@squarz Wow good question, you're right i'm surprised pr101 is the name listed for a range of different browns where the tube colors have distinctly different hue variations light red to burnt sienna etc. all apparently pr101. You got me, i'm confused now.
Zorn
i'll be honest. i cant hold a candle to your skills, but that doesent look like the same guy
Looks like the same man to me, maybe you need to see an optometrist? Lol
Soften should be pronounced with a silent T!!! if i may be so obnoxious as to correct you. Good video though i enjoyed it and learned stuff
I was enjoying your video until shampoo commercial. Adios
this is awful