its so funny, i randomly stumbled upon this while looking for inspiration to build something in minecraft. how the F did you teach me more of color theory, than 50 art videos and almost 12 years of drawing. i will recommend this to all my art friends, like your series on this is a holy grail ❤ I feel so powerful FINALLY understanding this all
@@enderbrine9624 Lemme know what you think, I tried to cover all the basics of color theory, cause it took me a while to get a hang of, and a lot of my previous teachers didnt really... teach it.
Hello there, just wanted to say your videos are really good! I've watched and even playlisted some of your videos so real happy algorithym gave this to me :) [subscribed rn]
Thanks for your video. Getting information about color as in physics or for drawing is useful. It applies not only to Minecraft but also to all drawings in general.
I've always used additive model for art. Red, blue and green as primary colours. Shouldn't that be the more accurate way, since these are the colours our eyes differentiate the best
@@denizwithz9589 in terms of light mixing, yes, but it doesn’t work with pigment mixing. If you’re working digitally, then yes. Traditionally, you’ll have a lot of trouble moving your colors to where you want them and you’ll never be able to lighten or move towards yellow
@@denizwithz9589 Yeah red yellow and blue were considered the primaries for a long time, and they are pretty close. But its mostly because we had no cyan or magenta pigments, and yellow wasn't very pure until we got really good at synthesizing pigments, and its just stuck around
@@TheLoosestOfGooses The history of that was quite cool and I didn't know about it. Yesterday I found your channel and it's really useful and engaging. You deserve lots of more recognition
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These 5 minutes have given me more clarity than years of school art class. Thanks!
Woo!! Thank you for making the datapack!
its so funny, i randomly stumbled upon this while looking for inspiration to build something in minecraft. how the F did you teach me more of color theory, than 50 art videos and almost 12 years of drawing. i will recommend this to all my art friends, like your series on this is a holy grail ❤
I feel so powerful FINALLY understanding this all
LETS GO! haha thank you so much, thats the best compliment I could ask for :)
We really appreciate this deep dive and are looking forward to the next installment. 😊
@@chelseaf289 it’ll be out this week :D
You're an excellent teacher Goose!
@@eskimoozle thank you! :)
Criminally underrated. I don’t understand how you’re not a more popular channel
Just takes time and effort! (And you telling your friends) ;D
This video is literally the only one that made me fully understand what color theory is :DDD
@@enderbrine9624 have you checked out my other color theory stuff??
@@TheLoosestOfGooses nope not yet
@@enderbrine9624 Lemme know what you think, I tried to cover all the basics of color theory, cause it took me a while to get a hang of, and a lot of my previous teachers didnt really... teach it.
Thats so cool! I never understood this, but now I finally got a grasp of it! Your videos are top tier education, keep going! Love from Germany ❤️
Ay thank you so much!!
Yay Mr goose uploaded
:D
This is such a good video that I've never seen before
;D
Hello there, just wanted to say your videos are really good! I've watched and even playlisted some of your videos so real happy algorithym gave this to me :) [subscribed rn]
thank you!
I studied color theory for my final project in CS where I built a color detector, and this tutorial is good congrats
@@kitamashi ay thanks!
I don't know what my uncle's always on about. Color mixing sounds pretty great, no matter what he says.
Thanks for your video. Getting information about color as in physics or for drawing is useful. It applies not only to Minecraft but also to all drawings in general.
@@ris_kis my hope was that anyone interested in art or science could gain something from these
Binge watching! Really appreciate all the effort you went to to share and spread the knowledge
thank you so much! and thanks for all the comments!
Thank you so much for the info! I've been looking for an in-depth video like this.
Now all I have to do is come up with a build design. 😊
Ay Im glad you enjoyed it!!
Finaly!
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I've always used additive model for art. Red, blue and green as primary colours. Shouldn't that be the more accurate way, since these are the colours our eyes differentiate the best
@@denizwithz9589 in terms of light mixing, yes, but it doesn’t work with pigment mixing. If you’re working digitally, then yes. Traditionally, you’ll have a lot of trouble moving your colors to where you want them and you’ll never be able to lighten or move towards yellow
@@TheLoosestOfGooses Tho I still don't understand when is Red, blue , yellow used. Is it just because historically it was used before
@@denizwithz9589 Yeah red yellow and blue were considered the primaries for a long time, and they are pretty close. But its mostly because we had no cyan or magenta pigments, and yellow wasn't very pure until we got really good at synthesizing pigments, and its just stuck around
@@TheLoosestOfGooses The history of that was quite cool and I didn't know about it. Yesterday I found your channel and it's really useful and engaging. You deserve lots of more recognition
@@denizwithz9589 hey thank you so much :D I’m glad you found it!
SCHRODINGERS COLORS!!!! ITS ANY AND EVERY COLOR UNTIL YOU LOOK AT IT!!!!