Artist's Color Wheel www.handprint.com/HP/WCL/cwheel06.pdf Paint Yellow Without Yellow ruclips.net/video/n2OFD4XbU4g/видео.html Paint Red Without Red ruclips.net/video/-udFk6XCdPI/видео.html Paint Blue Without Blue ruclips.net/video/tMDNoipB92Y/видео.html
THIS is the video I've been waiting for! Having first learned color theory in Print as a student and then moving on to the digital world, CMYK and RGB is pretty easy for me to understand. But having just moved into the art world of painting grasping color theory was proving difficult. Having the knowledge of this 6 color pallette and this colorwheel will help me out IMMENSLY. ¡ESTE es el video que estaba esperando! Después de haber aprendido la teoría del color en impresión como estudiante y luego haber pasado al mundo digital, CMYK y RGB son bastante fáciles de entender para mí. Pero haber entrado en el mundo del arte de la pintura y comprender la teoría del color estaba resultando difícil. Tener el conocimiento de esta paleta de 6 colores y esta rueda de colores me ayudará INMENSAMENTE.
@@Veronica.John10-10 if you think that contradicting my statement with no explanation whatsoever to hopefully cause an argument, then you've got the wrong person hon
@@Unpopularity the whole point of the video was to show that RGB-CMYK is not the correct and RBY the incorrect. Both are just models we use to represent color. All three systems are limited. You see today the limits of RBY, and if you use pigments you start to see the limits of CMYK. Take a picture with a camera and compare it with the real world, you will see how far is RGB of representing true colors. Yes, our eye cones are sensible to different sections of the spectrum, and RGB can trick them to see different colors, but to confuse the model with reality is to confuse the map with the territory.
@@CesarCordova Can't agree more. Once I playing with prism and project sunshine to a wall, I'm so amazed by the spectrum there, especially the rich and vibrant blue-green. It's so pretty. It's not teal (too dark) nor cyan (too white). It's a color I cannot find on monitor no matter how hard I try to mix blue and green.
I played with Prisms when I was younger. White light splitting into the rainbow colors, and being able to get them back into white light is one thing you can do. But you can't mix a bunch of paint or ink together and get white. It's different when using paint, pigment, dye that it is with pure light and light spectrum
Excuse me, are you saying I've been spelling colour *wrong* my whole damn life- ****sobs in ☆color☆**** Or am I just stupid and the person made ait typo-, someone help, I'm horrible at spelling X_X
These are the exact kind of factors I, as a hairstylist, must consider - when colouring One’s hair. It’s necessary to pay attention, to the starting colour of the hair - overtones and undertones. Then, determine what colour would be appropriate - overtone and undertone - as to not accentuate or cancel out any unintended colours.
I like blues and greens for hair dye, and struggle because I am a ginger with an intense copper colour. It's a struggle and I haven't found a hairdresser who can do what I like, and honestly neither can i.
@@BorksmithandTheBeef have you tried going to an Aveda Salon? Their color system does not come pre-mixed like some others. The stylist has to take into account your starting color and customize the formula in order to achieve the color you want. Red is a difficult starting point but it’s not impossible.
Buen día Cesar. Soy profesor de artes y llevo 15 años explicando teoría del color a niños y jóvenes y tu información me es de una gran utilidad. Logro entender ahora muchas cosas y quitarme de la cabeza algunos prejuicios e informaciones que pensaba erróneas. Te agradezco mucho por compartir con nosotros tus conocimientos.
Laura tiene razón. También hay que considerar que esta agregando blanco para lograr un azul en tono pastel no el azul primario. La explicación del video es interesante pero parece afirmar que hay información incompleta durante el aprendizaje.
Trabajando en la imprenta,, utilizando colores transparentes, y opacos con diferentes resultados, solo los colores opacos cancelan a otro, color, los transparentes no se cancelan
Dato curioso, el sistema de color CMYK esta en negativo, si lo inviertes sale el rgb original: El Cian es el rojo, El magenta es el verde, El amarillo es el azul. El negro es blanco. Se usa este sistema de color, porque si se usa el sistema rgb en fondos blancos no saldrían de forma correcta, asi como lo contrario, el rgb solo funciona en fondos negros.
pero no es que funcionen sobre fondos blancos o negros, es que son sistemas distintos, uno es luz y el otro tinta, si mezclas varias tonalidades de luz en un mismo punto, el resultado tiende hacia el blanco, mientras que en las tintas, las mezclas tienden hacia el negro, una manera facil de comprobar es girar el circulo cromatico impreso en papel, el efecto que se consigue es que el papel pareciera de color blanco, ya que no se esta mezclando las tintas, si no la luz que refleja el papel hacia nuestros ojos.
If anyone is curious about this tipic I recommend to anyone who wants to understand color theory in greater depth a text by a Japanese teacher Noboru Ohta, a text translated into English as "Colometry fundamentals and applications". If you were interested in the explanation about the waves of light, if you want to know how the eye works to interpret color or about the history of color, with the consistency of a professional who has dedicated his life to the phenomenon of color, then read this text, it is hard to understand but it is worth it.
I'm taking an online course for colored pencils and in it the instructor explains that brown is actually slightly neutralized orange. That is it has a little blue mixed in. I experimented and I got different shades of brown depending on the combination I used. I found that getting the exact combination of orange and blue is difficult plus I was only able to achieve a few of the many shades of brown so I decided it's best to just keep buying the brown pencils instead. She also explains and demonstrates how mixing a tiny amount of brown into a color will dull it down. I wonder if the same concept would work in paints.
Yo hace más o menos medio año no sabía esto, y lo descubrí porque tenía para pintarme el pelo un pote de tinte verde y otro violeta, no quería ponerme ninguno de esos colores así que decidí mezclarlos para probar y me dejo un color azul eléctrico hermoso, una buena experiencia la verdad ajsvb
Explicacion clara, sencilla y aplicable...asi deberias dar las clases todos los docentes de arte! Gracias por estos videos, no tienen precio! Valoro tus clases!
This explains why I can't get a vibrant violet when mixing cyan and magenta, I think I'll be using this advanced color wheel from now on... Thank you so much ❤️
It can also just be incompatible pigmentation, you can also try experimenting between different brands of paint to get the best results. I had to this so much just to make a good purple, because my teacher refused to let us use anything other then red blue and yellow out of the tube.🥲
@@electroniccreed8963 Same as my professor! She just insisted! I was actually going to ask if using different brands could come out with different results. I'll try that too, thanks 😊.
@@RandomPerson-1910 Opaque pigments always create a less bright mix, because you can never mix 100% magenta with 100% cyan - or any other pair of colors, in any sum bigger than 100%. 50-50 is the most you can get, and the further appart the starting colors are, the duller the mix will be But, by layering *transparent* primaries - watercolos, inks, markers - you can get bright reds, greens and blues. Because you can put down 100% cyan and then 100% magenta on top, and see both. Transparent CYM is the closest to a true primary set, because out of all possible trios, it gives the brightest mixes. It still can't mix everything, but most people can't tell that a color is 95% saturated and not 100% saturated, especially if sorounded by 50% saturated colors. Personally, I use 12 colors, because if I absolutely need a bright violet, I'll just put down a violent. Hope this helps
Este es un extraordinario resumen de teoría del color. Es impresionante que solo te haya tomado diez minutos. Eres un máster, César. He aprendido tanto con tus videos. Gracias.
Me e quedado muchisimas veces sin colores primarios al pintar y luego no conseguía terminar los cuadros que quería. Esto ayuda mucho, de verdad. Gracias :)
@@martinacevedohace8anos166 because the video has subtitles and even though I don't speak spanish I really like Césars videos and respect him as an artist and a teacher? Art should be shared and teached all over the world, no matter what language we speak.
Wow, that color wheel is insane. It looks like the placement of the colors is random until you explain it. I've always struggled a bit with painting with oil, and found watercolor to be more forgiving, but I think this will help me understand color better.
It has never crossed my mind that one day I, a Japanese, would be watching a video explaining about mixing colors in Spanish that's actually interesting!
2:18 Once you talk about spectral reflectance, I know you are on the right path of color mixing. Good job. Then you mention handprint, that is my favorite site about color. That site does open my mind about color theory and pigments. I find so many things interesting.
This is the best tutorial on color ever. Kudos. I've been using oils close to CMYK, plus white. But there are colors I can't get to. This demonstrates exactly why, and how to achieve it, if that's what you want.
@@mezzovii well I discover by my self when i was a child, that if I mix black with orange i obtein brown, if I mix blue with pink I obtein purple, and black & white gray. So for me was easy, but in school i never learned anything about the color theory.
@@mezzovii That's because school should be teaching the basic concepts, which is what it does. The sort of thing showcased in the video, though, should be emphasized in college courses since it's assumed you're wanting to be serious about your work in that environment. I know my instructors there never mentioned it once, which is unfortunate. You kinda figure it out on your own eventually through experimentation or accidental mixing, but that can be pretty expensive "experimentation" depending on what paints you use.
I use your videos to hear and hopefully don't forget Spanish from my classes two years ago. It helps me remember and learn a few words on the go I like your way of talking, clear and slow Much love from Germany
La teoría del color siempre se me dificultó un poco en la práctica, pero lo explicaste tan bien! Muchas gracias por compartir la info de este círculo cromático para artistas, lo tendré cerca siempre que pinte de ahora en adelante!
I didn't realize I was using the 6 different "primary" colors when I do art. I have always habitually bought 8 different colors for any art medium that are very similar in pigments to yours shown. When I was in art class years ago I would get upset because my teacher would only have us use red, blue, and green. One such occasion we had to choose one color for a monochromatic painting. My two favorite colors, teal and magenta, aren't really an option when mixing from primaries. So I went with blue. It came out alright, but teal and magenta tend to have a more attractive feel to them imo.
Я очень жалею что в своё время мне не показали данное видео когда я проходил тему основных цветов в колледже. Оно намного точнее и понятней объяснило схему и практику связанную с цветами и пигментами. Спасибо большое за ваш труд!
This is kinda, sorta true but what you get is always a grey tinted color. The extra yellow in green and the extra red in purple have to go somewhere so they tend to muddy the color of the resultant mixture.
he said that in the video, and its also the case if u mix red/yellow/blue to get orange or green or stuff compared to a pigment of the same color... that he said in the video too...
great video (sorry I undestand spanish but can not create any palabra !) it is really rare to find good video on that subject, you really know what you are talking about ! great content! Science + art = perfection
Incredibly well explained. Really, if you understand this video lesson, you will understand color theory and how that applies to readily available pigments. Nice portrait too.
This was explained very nicely. There are some artists who explain colors with a sense of superiority, smugness, and snobbishness that makes you feel like you're being talked down to. This was explained more matter of factly and acknowledges how colors and different kinds of spectrums, lights, and pigments work depending on what you're working with. And it was more succinct and accurate. I learned new things from this.
Wow, I watched this whole thing but realizing that there were English subtitles. I understood everything, but I was very impressed with my Spanish for a bit.
Excellent. Thank you. It was very fast! I just kept pausing… I have been learning about the Split Primary Palette which has been very useful but i will print out the other diagram you showed also. Very informative.
Me desculpe pelo comentário em português, ainda vou estudar o espanhol, que é uma língua que eu gosto muito; Mas, não tinha como eu deixar de dizer que este vídeo foi incrível!! (Expressão para algo muito legal) obrigado pelo conteúdo, aprendi muito com você!
Wow. I'm impressed with this explanation. Thanks for giving this knowledge, that's very useful for studying the painting techniques and also techniques to get a specific color. Incredible.
Una explicación sublime en una duración que resulta muy amena. Este video no solo resulta útil para los que somos inexpertos en la pintura , sino que también es una lección de cómo condesar una gran aprendizaje en poco tiempo para aquellos pintores que suben videos de 50 minutos, 1 hora u hora y media para explicar qué color resulta de mezclar los colores primarios. Muchas gracias.
No tengo idea de pintura ni mezcla de colores, pero entendí muy bien la gráfica final, para cualquier novato esa gráfica facilita mucho el entender los posibles resultados de la mezcla de colores 👏👏👍
Yo descubrí esto pintandome el cabello.. me puse varios... entre ellos verde y violeta y en las partes en que se tocaron se volvió de un azul muy bonito que no había logrado con otros tintes (los tintes azules tienden a quedar verdes)
That was great to know such a thing but as a painter I always thought we don't need intese colours to paint realistic colours always tend to get earthy and low intense gives the impression of intensity if they are just placed next to lower intensity colours , also mixing and applying colours are connected so its always subjected to the artist whether to take think the colour is intense or not
Un explicaicón de los colores muy original excelente! Nunca había pensado que si se podían a pesr de que sabía que los complementarios se cancelaban entre sí. Gracias!
Uf esas paletas de casi el final están buenísimas, de hecho esto abrió mi mente porque suelo pintar solo con el amarillo, azul y rojo convencionales; también me ayudó a entender bien el concepto de colores primarios y porque venden verde en lugar de mezclar y ya.
Ok for people that says it doesn't work, you have to use single pigment paints as he explains, hence the pigment wheel instead of the color wheel, it won't work as well with mix pigment paints like sap green or hookers green or any purple made out of a mixture, at least that's the case with watercolors in my experience. Muchas gracias por esto maestro, en aquarellas muchos maestros te dicen que el thalo verde es un color inutil puesto, que se considera un verde muy artificial, pero ya comprendo porque es incluido en muchas paletas de a quarealla aparte de hacer mixturas mas claras.
I absolutely love mixing purple and green to make blue especially with my water color pens. I used to stray from using purple and green in a color scheme because it reminded me of the Hulk, but in overcoming that, I have too much fun using those two colors and the blue I get from them!
@@mezzovii I'd prefer if it reminded me of MLP. I think of it as Barney and Daphne Blake (the latter of which is much more pleasant, but I still can't unsee it).
en el canal de Pintar con Marta, nos explicó que hay otra teoría en la que el magenta es un color primario, e hizo la combinación (con pinturas) de magenta con amarillo y le dio rojo
I didn't quite believe it until I tried it myself. I wash shocked when it made blue. (Teal like as shown in the first example) So I finished watching the video and was very impressed. It's interesting to see how these secondary colors are actually able to make primary. Clearly school education wasn't too advanced enough to even teach it like this!
Wow, I've been playing with colors in various mediums my whole life it's incredible I never noticed this before! There really is always something new to learn! 🌈🖌
Cesar your videos are exceptionally brilliant and you can see the amount of year's that have gone into you acquiring this knowledge. Love ur videos. 💯💯
No tengo palabras para decir lo bien hecha que ha sido esta serie de videos sobre este tema! Fue de las primeras dudas que me surgieron a la hora de comprar y elegir colores. Y no me he perdido ni un sólo vídeo!!! Ya puse en práctica probando con diferentes paletas, y mis resultados crecieron de forma tremenda. Muchas gracias, sensei! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡
That's so helpful! I realized that my emerald and dark purple watercolors made that deep bluish color. I went so excited seeing the title hoping to know why that's the case. And I was not disappointed. So glad~ And also subtitles. My main language is actually Russian so I was indeed shocked seeing Russian subtitles... Is it a thing now? I've started seen ru subtitles more and more often...
Es indispensable para todo pintor , tener siempre en cuenta, la manera en que reaccionan , los colores pigmento, analógicamente con los colores espectro solar , es una excelente exposición , porque de forma sencilla , se abordan, los misterios y se aclaran los porqués ? Es genial este video, y vale la pena tenerlo a la mano , como motivo de consulta continua, para ir encontrando , el entramado infinito de combinaciones, que puedan surgir y experimentar opciones , muchas gracias por compartir , todo conocimiento es útil y nunca. Se es tan sabio, para prescindir de un sabio consejo! Saludos🖖😀🇲🇽
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Artist's Color Wheel www.handprint.com/HP/WCL/cwheel06.pdf
Paint Yellow Without Yellow ruclips.net/video/n2OFD4XbU4g/видео.html
Paint Red Without Red ruclips.net/video/-udFk6XCdPI/видео.html
Paint Blue Without Blue ruclips.net/video/tMDNoipB92Y/видео.html
Gracias 👏👏👏
THIS is the video I've been waiting for! Having first learned color theory in Print as a student and then moving on to the digital world, CMYK and RGB is pretty easy for me to understand. But having just moved into the art world of painting grasping color theory was proving difficult. Having the knowledge of this 6 color pallette and this colorwheel will help me out IMMENSLY.
¡ESTE es el video que estaba esperando! Después de haber aprendido la teoría del color en impresión como estudiante y luego haber pasado al mundo digital, CMYK y RGB son bastante fáciles de entender para mí. Pero haber entrado en el mundo del arte de la pintura y comprender la teoría del color estaba resultando difícil. Tener el conocimiento de esta paleta de 6 colores y esta rueda de colores me ayudará INMENSAMENTE.
Gracias.
Maestro César una pregunta, como puedo refinar el aceite de linaza prensado en frío de forma casera?
Thank you :D
this explains how blueberries are blue on the outside, green when the skin is peeled and purple when mashed
No hon, that's not it.
@@Veronica.John10-10 if you think that contradicting my statement with no explanation whatsoever to hopefully cause an argument, then you've got the wrong person hon
Ahhhh. I see
@@Astrochronic no I won’t
@@Veronica.John10-10 : |
This just taught me more about color theory than years of art education ever did. Spectacular!
Me too 😭
Me too
And me! And I have 21 year as a motion graphic designer! Awesome video
ikr
Like I'm wasting my money for college but geting better knowledge from youtube
I will admit I did NOT know this. Colour theory is a struggle for me, years and even now
@@Unpopularity that's so well explained 👍🏻
@@Unpopularity the whole point of the video was to show that RGB-CMYK is not the correct and RBY the incorrect. Both are just models we use to represent color. All three systems are limited. You see today the limits of RBY, and if you use pigments you start to see the limits of CMYK. Take a picture with a camera and compare it with the real world, you will see how far is RGB of representing true colors. Yes, our eye cones are sensible to different sections of the spectrum, and RGB can trick them to see different colors, but to confuse the model with reality is to confuse the map with the territory.
@@CesarCordova Can't agree more. Once I playing with prism and project sunshine to a wall, I'm so amazed by the spectrum there, especially the rich and vibrant blue-green. It's so pretty. It's not teal (too dark) nor cyan (too white). It's a color I cannot find on monitor no matter how hard I try to mix blue and green.
I played with Prisms when I was younger. White light splitting into the rainbow colors, and being able to get them back into white light is one thing you can do. But you can't mix a bunch of paint or ink together and get white. It's different when using paint, pigment, dye that it is with pure light and light spectrum
Excuse me, are you saying I've been spelling colour *wrong* my whole damn life-
****sobs in ☆color☆****
Or am I just stupid and the person made ait typo-, someone help, I'm horrible at spelling X_X
These are the exact kind of factors I, as a hairstylist, must consider - when colouring One’s hair. It’s necessary to pay attention, to the starting colour of the hair - overtones and undertones. Then, determine what colour would be appropriate - overtone and undertone - as to not accentuate or cancel out any unintended colours.
that is fascinating as flip
I like blues and greens for hair dye, and struggle because I am a ginger with an intense copper colour.
It's a struggle and I haven't found a hairdresser who can do what I like, and honestly neither can i.
@@BorksmithandTheBeef have you tried going to an Aveda Salon? Their color system does not come pre-mixed like some others. The stylist has to take into account your starting color and customize the formula in order to achieve the color you want. Red is a difficult starting point but it’s not impossible.
Buen día Cesar. Soy profesor de artes y llevo 15 años explicando teoría del color a niños y jóvenes y tu información me es de una gran utilidad. Logro entender ahora muchas cosas y quitarme de la cabeza algunos prejuicios e informaciones que pensaba erróneas. Te agradezco mucho por compartir con nosotros tus conocimientos.
Hay mezclas aditivas y mezclas sustractivas. Siempre se enseñó así. Por lo menos acá donde vivo.
Laura tiene razón. También hay que considerar que esta agregando blanco para lograr un azul en tono pastel no el azul primario. La explicación del video es interesante pero parece afirmar que hay información incompleta durante el aprendizaje.
Trabajando en la imprenta,, utilizando colores transparentes, y opacos con diferentes resultados, solo los colores opacos cancelan a otro, color, los transparentes no se cancelan
@@josemeza7128 exacto. Hay mezclas aditivas y hay mezclas sustractivas.
Enseñame como se hace el color azul profe
Dato curioso, el sistema de color CMYK esta en negativo, si lo inviertes sale el rgb original:
El Cian es el rojo,
El magenta es el verde,
El amarillo es el azul.
El negro es blanco.
Se usa este sistema de color, porque si se usa el sistema rgb en fondos blancos no saldrían de forma correcta, asi como lo contrario, el rgb solo funciona en fondos negros.
Imagínate alguien que compro pintura rgb para su impresora xD
:0
pero no es que funcionen sobre fondos blancos o negros, es que son sistemas distintos, uno es luz y el otro tinta, si mezclas varias tonalidades de luz en un mismo punto, el resultado tiende hacia el blanco, mientras que en las tintas, las mezclas tienden hacia el negro, una manera facil de comprobar es girar el circulo cromatico impreso en papel, el efecto que se consigue es que el papel pareciera de color blanco, ya que no se esta mezclando las tintas, si no la luz que refleja el papel hacia nuestros ojos.
@@Martin.Garrido Exactamente.
Estás mezclando conceptos, ya que existen 2 teorías del color, dependiendo si hablamos del color luz o del color pigmento
If anyone is curious about this tipic I recommend to anyone who wants to understand color theory in greater depth a text by a Japanese teacher Noboru Ohta, a text translated into English as "Colometry fundamentals and applications". If you were interested in the explanation about the waves of light, if you want to know how the eye works to interpret color or about the history of color, with the consistency of a professional who has dedicated his life to the phenomenon of color, then read this text, it is hard to understand but it is worth it.
That's so cool. Thank you for the tip!
Thanks!
Just to help someone doing a straight google search - use this title instead "Colorimetry fundamentals and applications". It's a big book :-)
Quisiera entender
@@yaditas3826 Puedes hacer una búsqueda sobre colorimetría, por ejemplo: duckduckgo.com/?q=colorimetria&t=ffab&atb=v159-1&ia=web
A lot of art teachers say colors that weren’t made by primary colors are “brown” so we’ve been convinced so
I'm taking an online course for colored pencils and in it the instructor explains that brown is actually slightly neutralized orange. That is it has a little blue mixed in. I experimented and I got different shades of brown depending on the combination I used. I found that getting the exact combination of orange and blue is difficult plus I was only able to achieve a few of the many shades of brown so I decided it's best to just keep buying the brown pencils instead. She also explains and demonstrates how mixing a tiny amount of brown into a color will dull it down. I wonder if the same concept would work in paints.
They didn't teach that, they taught that complimentary colors make brown, colors on opposite ends of the color wheel. 🔵+🧡= 🟤; 🟡 + 🟣=🟤; ♥️+💚=🟤
Yep
This helped me understand color on a much deeper level thank you !
Yo hace más o menos medio año no sabía esto, y lo descubrí porque tenía para pintarme el pelo un pote de tinte verde y otro violeta, no quería ponerme ninguno de esos colores así que decidí mezclarlos para probar y me dejo un color azul eléctrico hermoso, una buena experiencia la verdad ajsvb
Azul eléctrico? No te dio un golpe de electricidad?.... Jjjjjj
@@samuelperez9362 aa que chistoso, te la metió un payaso?
Ok no xD
@@noxdova jaja don comedia
Al estilo Marge Simpson ,jajaja buen chiste
@@noxdova ten cuidado, no vayas a matar a alguien de la risa
Explicacion clara, sencilla y aplicable...asi deberias dar las clases todos los docentes de arte!
Gracias por estos videos, no tienen precio! Valoro tus clases!
This explains why I can't get a vibrant violet when mixing cyan and magenta, I think I'll be using this advanced color wheel from now on... Thank you so much ❤️
It can also just be incompatible pigmentation, you can also try experimenting between different brands of paint to get the best results. I had to this so much just to make a good purple, because my teacher refused to let us use anything other then red blue and yellow out of the tube.🥲
@@electroniccreed8963
Same as my professor! She just insisted!
I was actually going to ask if using different brands could come out with different results. I'll try that too, thanks 😊.
@@RandomPerson-1910 Opaque pigments always create a less bright mix, because you can never mix 100% magenta with 100% cyan - or any other pair of colors, in any sum bigger than 100%. 50-50 is the most you can get, and the further appart the starting colors are, the duller the mix will be
But, by layering *transparent* primaries - watercolos, inks, markers - you can get bright reds, greens and blues. Because you can put down 100% cyan and then 100% magenta on top, and see both.
Transparent CYM is the closest to a true primary set, because out of all possible trios, it gives the brightest mixes. It still can't mix everything, but most people can't tell that a color is 95% saturated and not 100% saturated, especially if sorounded by 50% saturated colors.
Personally, I use 12 colors, because if I absolutely need a bright violet, I'll just put down a violent.
Hope this helps
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Este es un extraordinario resumen de teoría del color. Es impresionante que solo te haya tomado diez minutos. Eres un máster, César. He aprendido tanto con tus videos. Gracias.
This is blowing my mind right now. 🤯 I'm getting answers to questions I've had for literally all my life. Thank you!!🥺
Me e quedado muchisimas veces sin colores primarios al pintar y luego no conseguía terminar los cuadros que quería. Esto ayuda mucho, de verdad. Gracias :)
Impresionante lección, muy técnica y demostrativa, muchas gracias, maestro.
You won't believe how much I wanted this video
Wait, why the video is in spanish and you talk in english???
@@martinacevedohace8anos166 because the video has subtitles and even though I don't speak spanish I really like Césars videos and respect him as an artist and a teacher? Art should be shared and teached all over the world, no matter what language we speak.
@@j-birby1548 oh Now I understand, thank you, the fact that I have never seen comments in English in a Spanish video surprise me, thank you
@@martinacevedohace8anos166 It took me a while to realize, but there's English subtitles if you turn CC on.
Wow, that color wheel is insane. It looks like the placement of the colors is random until you explain it. I've always struggled a bit with painting with oil, and found watercolor to be more forgiving, but I think this will help me understand color better.
It has never crossed my mind that one day I, a Japanese, would be watching a video explaining about mixing colors in Spanish that's actually interesting!
2:18 Once you talk about spectral reflectance, I know you are on the right path of color mixing. Good job. Then you mention handprint, that is my favorite site about color. That site does open my mind about color theory and pigments. I find so many things interesting.
Wow. This blew my mind. I have always painted since I was a kid ( only as a hobby) and never knew that stuff. That color wheel is so useful!
This was honestly fascinating and you explained it really well!
This explains SO Much!! Thank you for such a comprehensive breakdown.
This is the best tutorial on color ever. Kudos. I've been using oils close to CMYK, plus white. But there are colors I can't get to. This demonstrates exactly why, and how to achieve it, if that's what you want.
I’m an artist... and I didn’t even know this
Same. I always thought that green an purple made brown. That's what I was told in school
@@mezzovii well I discover by my self when i was a child, that if I mix black with orange i obtein brown, if I mix blue with pink I obtein purple, and black & white gray.
So for me was easy, but in school i never learned anything about the color theory.
@@mezzovii That's because school should be teaching the basic concepts, which is what it does. The sort of thing showcased in the video, though, should be emphasized in college courses since it's assumed you're wanting to be serious about your work in that environment. I know my instructors there never mentioned it once, which is unfortunate. You kinda figure it out on your own eventually through experimentation or accidental mixing, but that can be pretty expensive "experimentation" depending on what paints you use.
I use your videos to hear and hopefully don't forget Spanish from my classes two years ago. It helps me remember and learn a few words on the go
I like your way of talking, clear and slow
Much love from Germany
I stumbled on this and I'm stunned.
I can't believe I wasn't taught this clearly before.
I learned more here than I did in some of my painting classes. Thanks!
La teoría del color siempre se me dificultó un poco en la práctica, pero lo explicaste tan bien! Muchas gracias por compartir la info de este círculo cromático para artistas, lo tendré cerca siempre que pinte de ahora en adelante!
Muy bien explicado y a fondo buen vídeo me agradó
Aquí se explicó en minutos lo que no entendí en el módulo de teoría del color, brillante!!! 👌👍💯☮️🎨
Brilliant! Very Much enjoyed the show. Thank you for sharing 🔔
I didn't realize I was using the 6 different "primary" colors when I do art. I have always habitually bought 8 different colors for any art medium that are very similar in pigments to yours shown. When I was in art class years ago I would get upset because my teacher would only have us use red, blue, and green. One such occasion we had to choose one color for a monochromatic painting. My two favorite colors, teal and magenta, aren't really an option when mixing from primaries. So I went with blue. It came out alright, but teal and magenta tend to have a more attractive feel to them imo.
Teacher should have given cyan, magenta, and yellow.
Excelente vídeo, fue muy enriquecedor, muchas gracias ♥✨
Eu tô impressionado. Caí nesse vídeo do nada e recebo uma aula dessas, tinha tanta coisa aqui que eu não sabia.
Vídeo sensacional!
El mejor vídeo que he visto sobre teoría del color hasta la fecha. 👍👍👍
When i want to try a new medium i always buy permanent red, lemon yellow, Prussian blue, titanium white and black. These are a great way to start
Я очень жалею что в своё время мне не показали данное видео когда я проходил тему основных цветов в колледже. Оно намного точнее и понятней объяснило схему и практику связанную с цветами и пигментами. Спасибо большое за ваш труд!
Aquí aprendo más que en el colegio, gracias por responder mi duda que tenía hace años ✨
So glad this had subtitles. It was a very helpful video for understanding colors and mixing them👍 thank you😊✌
This was really interesting! I think I need to start mixing more of my own colors for my art. Great video!
POR FIN UN VIDEO ASÍ, hoy trataba de pintar que cada vez me confundía más con las mezclas
This is kinda, sorta true but what you get is always a grey tinted color. The extra yellow in green and the extra red in purple have to go somewhere so they tend to muddy the color of the resultant mixture.
Agree. It will never be clear vibrant basic blue.
That's what he said too :p
@@2Pinapod123 and I agreed.... 😊
@@boltb3706 ahh sorry I meant the original comment, that it was said in the video 😅
he said that in the video, and its also the case if u mix red/yellow/blue to get orange or green or stuff compared to a pigment of the same color... that he said in the video too...
Soy un estudiante de español y de arte. Me encanta este video! 💖
great video (sorry I undestand spanish but can not create any palabra !) it is really rare to find good video on that subject, you really know what you are talking about ! great content!
Science + art = perfection
Muchas Gracias por compartir tu sabiduría y tu arte 😘👍
Yas
U serving color theory realness
And i need this
Incredibly well explained. Really, if you understand this video lesson, you will understand color theory and how that applies to readily available pigments. Nice portrait too.
Wow, this was so cool to see!
This was explained very nicely. There are some artists who explain colors with a sense of superiority, smugness, and snobbishness that makes you feel like you're being talked down to. This was explained more matter of factly and acknowledges how colors and different kinds of spectrums, lights, and pigments work depending on what you're working with. And it was more succinct and accurate. I learned new things from this.
This _almost_ makes me wish I were a painter. Fascinating stuff.
Mejor explicado, imposible. Excelente video!
Wow, I watched this whole thing but realizing that there were English subtitles. I understood everything, but I was very impressed with my Spanish for a bit.
Excellent. Thank you.
It was very fast! I just kept pausing…
I have been learning about the Split Primary Palette which has been very useful but i will print out the other diagram you showed also.
Very informative.
Me desculpe pelo comentário em português, ainda vou estudar o espanhol, que é uma língua que eu gosto muito; Mas, não tinha como eu deixar de dizer que este vídeo foi incrível!! (Expressão para algo muito legal) obrigado pelo conteúdo, aprendi muito com você!
Wow. I'm impressed with this explanation. Thanks for giving this knowledge, that's very useful for studying the painting techniques and also techniques to get a specific color. Incredible.
Thank you, my questions has been answered, i finally know where the colours came from.
Una explicación sublime en una duración que resulta muy amena. Este video no solo resulta útil para los que somos inexpertos en la pintura , sino que también es una lección de cómo condesar una gran aprendizaje en poco tiempo para aquellos pintores que suben videos de 50 minutos, 1 hora u hora y media para explicar qué color resulta de mezclar los colores primarios. Muchas gracias.
I am really glad that this video is with Turkish subtitles
Wow. That was awesome man. Thanks for posting this!
hermoso, pensé que ya sabía toda la teoría de color y hoy descubrí más, lindo descubrir más, seguir aprendiendo
No tengo idea de pintura ni mezcla de colores, pero entendí muy bien la gráfica final, para cualquier novato esa gráfica facilita mucho el entender los posibles resultados de la mezcla de colores 👏👏👍
Yo descubrí esto pintandome el cabello.. me puse varios... entre ellos verde y violeta y en las partes en que se tocaron se volvió de un azul muy bonito que no había logrado con otros tintes (los tintes azules tienden a quedar verdes)
wow
wow
this video is so so SO nice!! But what's also great is the fact that you have subtitles in so many languages! That was so thoughtful of you!
That was great to know such a thing but as a painter I always thought we don't need intese colours to paint realistic colours always tend to get earthy and low intense gives the impression of intensity if they are just placed next to lower intensity colours , also mixing and applying colours are connected so its always subjected to the artist whether to take think the colour is intense or not
Un explicaicón de los colores muy original excelente! Nunca había pensado que si se podían a pesr de que sabía que los complementarios se cancelaban entre sí. Gracias!
Thank you, this clarifies a lot of muddy thinking about colors on my part. The pigment color wheel especially makes a lot of sense now!
Uf esas paletas de casi el final están buenísimas, de hecho esto abrió mi mente porque suelo pintar solo con el amarillo, azul y rojo convencionales; también me ayudó a entender bien el concepto de colores primarios y porque venden verde en lugar de mezclar y ya.
I literally cannot thank you enough for this. legend! Actual legend!
i had seen the handprint colour wheel before, but did not understand how to use it. you have opened my eyes! what a great explanation. thank you.
Estaba esperando a que alguien hablara de este tema en algún video, gracias por toda la información César, grande!!!
Very important tutorial my dear friend.
Este video estuvo genial! Me encantaría ver más del mismo estilo!
One of the most useful videos I've ever seen! Thank you for sharing!
Éste video es una pasada!!! Oro puro 💟 gracias por compartir!!!
Wow, this genuinely taught me so much more than I would've ever learned about color theory, and all in just minutes. Gracias!
Soy dibujante y me gusta mucho estar mezclando colores y este video es muy útil gracias💖
Ok for people that says it doesn't work, you have to use single pigment paints as he explains, hence the pigment wheel instead of the color wheel, it won't work as well with mix pigment paints like sap green or hookers green or any purple made out of a mixture, at least that's the case with watercolors in my experience. Muchas gracias por esto maestro, en aquarellas muchos maestros te dicen que el thalo verde es un color inutil puesto, que se considera un verde muy artificial, pero ya comprendo porque es incluido en muchas paletas de a quarealla aparte de hacer mixturas mas claras.
すごいですね！とても勉強になります！
日本人発見！✨
your accent in spanish is very clear to my ears. As a French-canadian , i can understand every word. Keep up the good work. Patron .
Thank you for the great explanation. For 25 years, I've been wondering why my MaimeriBlu permanent violet bluish and green blue make BLUE!
Woah! I thought we cannot mix primary colors, but in this video we can! Thank you for uploading this! It helps us!
I absolutely love mixing purple and green to make blue especially with my water color pens. I used to stray from using purple and green in a color scheme because it reminded me of the Hulk, but in overcoming that, I have too much fun using those two colors and the blue I get from them!
i used to avoid green and purple too, except my reason was because it reminded me of my little pony
@@mezzovii I'd prefer if it reminded me of MLP. I think of it as Barney and Daphne Blake (the latter of which is much more pleasant, but I still can't unsee it).
Gracias por la explicación muy completa, creo que guardaré esto para consultar constantemente 💕
en el canal de Pintar con Marta, nos explicó que hay otra teoría en la que el magenta es un color primario, e hizo la combinación (con pinturas) de magenta con amarillo y le dio rojo
This made me understand and appreciate all the pigments much more. Thank you
This is the first time in literally years I have learned something new in colour theory. Thank you.
I didn't quite believe it until I tried it myself. I wash shocked when it made blue. (Teal like as shown in the first example) So I finished watching the video and was very impressed. It's interesting to see how these secondary colors are actually able to make primary. Clearly school education wasn't too advanced enough to even teach it like this!
Wow, I've been playing with colors in various mediums my whole life it's incredible I never noticed this before! There really is always something new to learn! 🌈🖌
Cadmium lemon yellow, phthali green, phthalo blue, dioxazine violet, quinacridone pink, cadmium orange.
Yellow ocher scarlet red, black, ultramarine blue, phthali green
Cesar your videos are exceptionally brilliant and you can see the amount of year's that have gone into you acquiring this knowledge. Love ur videos. 💯💯
He entendido por fin, gracias a tu explicación, lo que es la paleta de colores y el círculo cromático. Muchas gracias 🙂👏👏👏👏👏
No tengo palabras para decir lo bien hecha que ha sido esta serie de videos sobre este tema!
Fue de las primeras dudas que me surgieron a la hora de comprar y elegir colores. Y no me he perdido ni un sólo vídeo!!!
Ya puse en práctica probando con diferentes paletas, y mis resultados crecieron de forma tremenda. Muchas gracias, sensei! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡
Estoy contenta de leer un comentario en español, después de leer muchísimos en inglés.
I don't know how I ended up with this video but it is amazing. It's the most informative video I've seen.
That's so helpful!
I realized that my emerald and dark purple watercolors made that deep bluish color. I went so excited seeing the title hoping to know why that's the case. And I was not disappointed. So glad~
And also subtitles. My main language is actually Russian so I was indeed shocked seeing Russian subtitles... Is it a thing now? I've started seen ru subtitles more and more often...
Muchas cosas no las entendí todavía. Pero definitivamente fue muy útil. Cada día se aprende algo nuevo. Muchas gracias maestro 👏
Thank you for those precious professional infos. I didn’t know much about.
señor usted se acaba de ganar un sub... excelente vídeo
Es indispensable para todo pintor , tener siempre en cuenta, la manera en que reaccionan , los colores pigmento, analógicamente con los colores espectro solar , es una excelente exposición , porque de forma sencilla , se abordan, los misterios y se aclaran los porqués ? Es genial este video, y vale la pena tenerlo a la mano , como motivo de consulta continua, para ir encontrando , el entramado infinito de combinaciones, que puedan surgir y experimentar opciones , muchas gracias por compartir , todo conocimiento es útil y nunca. Se es tan sabio, para prescindir de un sabio consejo! Saludos🖖😀🇲🇽