HOW TO SET UP YOUR WATERCOLOUR PALETTE (PART 1)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- In this video I show you how I set up my watercolour palette, the colours I use and the layout. I also suggest various options for laying out your plalette and suggest what colours to buy first if you are a beginner. I also have a little fun with movies.
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Favourite movie is "Mary Poppins" . The chalk drawings that "Bert" does in the film has always been enjoyable to me. It was the first film I ever saw a the cinema back in the 60"s.
Wow, I haven't seen Mary Poppins since I was a kid. Maybe I should check it out again.
Fabulous video. not a painter, keep meaning to have a go. Your vides are so good Charles, perfect combo of info, fun and movies. Fave one: Fifth Element.
Thanks Jackie. It's nice to know that non-painters can enjoy the videos too. That is what I was hoping for. Thanks for watching.
favourite movie would have to be either the breakfast club or good will hunting! :)
Thanks Claire. Good Will Hunting is great, but I like many films with Robin Williams. World according to Garp and Dead Poets Society are also great.
As always Charles - great video! Always excellent advice in a casual fun way! Just like the lessons in the studio! Don’t worry, your 250 followers are the pick of the bunch - people with discernment! Fav movie is believe it or not Out of Africa - surprised?!!!
Thanks John/Sheila - Yes, I value my 250. I would never have guessed that Out of Africa was your favourite move. It is good though.
I love your videos. The clips, the tips, you and your style, your way. I have watched all your visdeos so now I'm gonna click on the bell. Thank you for entertaining , beautiful content and form.
Thanks for clicking that bell. Good to know✌
Thanks for all the info. Love your movie references. I like the really old b&w movies. A real favorite is Midnight with John Barrymore, Claudette Colbert and Don Ameche; also Grand Hotel with the Barrymore brothers and Greta Garbo. Classics!
Thanks Jodi. You have just added two more movies for me to watch 😁 as I haven't seen these. Love the lighting they use in b&w movies. I'm no John Barrymore, but thanks for watching anyway. 😆
LOVE your style Charles ! Your videos are always both humorous and extremely informative . My favourite movies have been the " Lord of the Rings " trilogy . Oh , by the way , logic ??? not this little black duck . hahaha
Lord of the Rings certainly was good and my mind is ticking away now working out a way to incorporate certain scenes and how they will help get the point across. I am sure logic will help me😂
Geeze - good luck with that one Charles . I will be VERY interested in the "logical" results .hahaha
Master and Comander!
Good film 👍
Great video - you really enjoyed yourself! Two movies - Little Miss Sunshine, About Time.
Yes I did. Little Miss Sunshine is up there for me.
@@charles-sluga me too.
Excellent. Love the info and love your attitude and sense of humor !!! I particularly love colors.... lots and lots of pretty colors... LOL. I own far too many tubes of watercolor paints, but I love them all. I'm curious about your grouping Viridian and Phthalo Green as possible alternates. I think of Viridian as being a "soft" color and Phthalo Green as being a "loud" color. I have both on my palette. Suggestion for a future video: discuss the transparent/semi-transparent colors vs the opque/semi-opaque colors (like the Cads). I tend towards a palette full of transparent and semi-transparent colors with just a Cad Red and Cad Yellow for opaques. However, in many of the painting DVDs that I own, many of the "traditional" watercolorists.... like John Yardley have quite a few opaque colors. Thoughts?
Thanks Susan for the comments and for watching my video. Yes Viridian and Pthalo Green, though not the same, will do the same job mixing. It also depends on the brands that you have. Pthalo is loud, but Viridian I think is alos loud (but maybe not so much). If having both in your palette works for you, then I suggest keep on doing it, otherwise see how you go with just the louder of the two. The transparent/opaque question is interesting and I do intend mentioning that in a future video. Oh and yes, I love colours too :)
Charles I love the content and fun you put into your videos. The film clips are very clever as a Segway into the subject and helps keep your videos interesting and lots of fun, in fact I often watch them again and again and chuckle along. Thank you.
Thanks so much Suzanne. I am glad you enjoy themand appreciate you watching them...again and again :)
Loved it!
I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching.
Hi Charles - very good video. You could go into film review maybe?
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I am ur 250 th subscriber.Plz keep posting.
Thanks so much for being number 250 Evergreen India 16 😁
Favourite movie?Hmm - Last Cab to Darwin vs Gone With the Wind! Will be interested to see if you can incorporate either of those!:)
Have already worked out how I can use Gone With the Wind Jan. Just need to wait until the right video topic comes up 😁
@@charles-sluga Well, I think that was the easier one of the two! I'm looking forward to seeing what you do...:)
Hi Charles,
Thanks for your great videos - I Iike your style!
I can't honestly give you just one favourite film title - there are so many! but here are the first few that came into my head
The Hours
Moonlight
Deliverance
North by North West
The Way We Were
Jean de Florette
Sunday bloody Sunday
Looking forward to your next video already
All the best
Liz
Hi Liz, I can't believe I didn't see your comment until now. Sorry it has taken a year to respond. That's a great list of movies and I know it is impossible to only mention one movie. I couldn't do it. All the best.
Charles
Takes me back a few years to our many lessons. Thanks! Movie - maybe ‘Life of Brian’.😀
Well I'm definitely going to have to use some Monty Python at some stage Di. It would be a crime not to 😂
I'm gonna say, 'The Little Hours' Ha ha ha! Put that in your video. But really, 'Amadeus'.
I think I can incorporate any film even if it may seem like a stretch. 😀
Hi Charles
Thanks for your great videos - I like your style!
I can't honestly give a single favourite film, but here are the first few titles that came into my head as stand out favourites:
The Hours
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Moonlight
Deliverance
The Way we Were
Jean de Florette
Midnight Express
Looking forward to your next video already
best wishes
Liz
Thanks Liz. Glad you enjoy the videos. You have named some good movies there. Who knows, you may see a clip in one of my videos at some stage.
Another great vid Charles. I love your movie inserts (something I would do) 😄 so I get it. So true regarding different shades of same colour across the different brands some colours I love WN some I love DS version, I guess comes down to that personal preference. Funny when I thought of my fav movie Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence (with David Bowie) and then the 70s Ned Kelly movie starring Mic Jagger came to mind... oh and then the classic movie ‘Trog’ starring Joan Crawford. 😄 Again some great experiential advice. Thank you.
Thanks Craig. Yes it does come down to personal preferences regarding the choice of colours in different brands. Tough to narrow favourite movies down to one or two isn't it? I should have said top ten 😁🤔
interesting, that for some reason, I couln't answer the question of my favorite film immediately. the whole pandemic stuff, it did take it's toll on me. I hadn't noticed :-). But I do have a suggestion still. why not use clips of Amadeus. It is very theatrical 😉
Good film. I haven't seen it for many years, so will have to watch it again to see if there are any theatrical scenes I could use for a watercolour video 😁
@@charles-sluga from now on, I will pay close attantion to that aspect in all movies 😆😆
@@nursen2106 😄
Charles, I sit and watch “The Third Man” anytime it comes on TCM. It’s like a force that draws me in and locks me in. I’m still trying to figure things out as I watch it for the umpteenth time! Also, “Treasure of the Sierra Madre.”
I Louie. Great films. I enjoy them both... but there are so many films I enjoy.
I haven't watched either of them for a long time, so you mentioning them makes me want to seek them out and watch them again:)
Tom says he has a few; Jaws, Predator, Aliens (i'm seeing a recurring theme here)
Me, I'd prefer Disney or a musical like 'The Greatest Showman' cheers 😊
😄 yes, I too see a theme. Jaws and Aliens were very good though. Can't say I am a great fan of musicals though, so would probably watch Aliens with Tom😁