Painting Color studies to Develop Your Sense of Color
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Painting small color studies using different color schemes is a good way to think outside the box when it comes to color. It gets us away from copying what we see and makes us think more about colors that will suggest the light and depth.
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This is so helpful. Thank you!
Your welcome Nancy
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Thank you!
Very nice I’ve been painting since 1999. There’s always so much to learn you have taught me a lot. I’ve been watching your videos through for five months. Thank you you are a great teacher really good artist. MJ Mace . Hudson Valley NY.
Thanks MJ, glad the videos are helpful, I really enjoy doing them
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Brilliant! I squint my eyes at your image and I can see the beauty of the completed picture.
Thanks Lois, squinting is a great tool!
Really useful, I’m working with gouache & just starting out in landscape painting so this really helped to identify value and temperature. Thank you
Thanks you for sharing the painting
I enjoyed to look at how it is possible to make color choices in a relaxed and simple setting
The sens of drawing is coming back at the end with even greater suggesting power 😊🙏
Your welcome, glad you enjoyed it
Love your lessons! Great teacher! Everything makes sense now! Thank you! Will definitely buy your course!
Awesome, thank you!
Nice little study. I look foward to you videos. They are very helpful and i thank you.
You’re welcome Dana
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Awesome tutorial! Thank you for sharing
Your welcome Bella
You're talented instructor thank you sir
Thank you Jim
Very helpful! Thanks ❤
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful Thank you so much
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Very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Phil I love how you approach a painting. Your thought process makes so much sense. Great video here Phil. Towards the end of the video when the camera was zoomed back, you can really see the light and shadows. Looks great !
Thanks Mike, Appreciate it!
Love the small format, can be done quickly and would be easy to make up several different palettes to use! Thank you, always learn something of value!
Practicing small is really benificial
Well done Phil! A great tutorial on some key points. I'm hoping your recent live online color mixing workshop might become available for purchase at some point.
probably at some point
Terrific tutorial! What specific sketchbook toned paper are you using? Thank you
Thanks Robin, its a strathmore tone sketchbook
Enjoying your instructional videos. What surfaces do you generally paint on and how do you prepare them? Thanks.
Thanks Gretchen, in this one I used pressed wood or Masonite with3 coats of liquitex gesso. I will also use canvas, both linen and cotton.
I have been useing 3 colors in my plein air painting and really helps to simplify things since I am new to plein air. I would like to expand to a warm and cool of each primary color......what colors would you suggest. Your videos are so informative....thanks for doing these!
Your welcome Jacklyn, I would use cad yellow light and yellow ochre, cad red med and alizarin crimson, ultramarine blue and cerulean blue . That will give you a warm and cool of each primary.
Phil, wouldn't the mountains in the background be lower chroma and lighter value?
In this scene the mountains are sunlit and the foreground is in shadow so the mountains would stand out more. If it was all sunlit than the mountains would be more muted than the foreground