Great info on two of my favourite blues when used for mixing. Although, I'd also include French Ultramarine and Cobalt Blue in my list of favourite blues, although they're on the warmer side.
Oh yes! Thanks for mentioning those beautiful colors. I have those blues too. In this video, I chose to focus just on cool blues. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.
Thanks for watching - glad you found it helpful. I plan to do another video on mixing greens. It is such a HUGE question for everyone. Have a great day!!
Oh that's a pity. This is more of a video about colors with warm and cool undertones and how they mix differently than a video about the different properties of two shades of blue. I would have liked to know more details about how to compare 2 colors in such a way that you might be able to choose one or the other. Fir example, Phthalo has more tinting strength, but what exactly does that mean in practice and when mixing, etc. and how does it even can be beneficial that cerulean is only low tinting... the title says you compare two blues. I didn't see much of that unfortunately, sorry. The title is misleading. "how warm and cool shades of a color influence your color mixes" would tell more accurately what this video is about. But it's a good video, don't get me wrong 😁 I'm building a palette and have plenty colors to choose from. Learning a good way to comprehend WHAT shade of a color and WHY to pick is what I was looking forward to when I clicked on your video. Just wanted to let you know. thank you.
@CastleMc I did not "blame" anyone. I was just pointing out that I thought the title was not the right fit for the video. It may surprise you but criticism is not necessarily hate, you know 😉
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As a beginner I find what is cool and what is warm in all the colours. I really appreciate your videos. Thank you!!
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I usually use Ultramarine, Indanthrone and Cobalt PB28 or PB36, thanks for your video!
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This helped me out so much!
I'm so glad. Thanks for watching
Great info on two of my favourite blues when used for mixing. Although, I'd also include French Ultramarine and Cobalt Blue in my list of favourite blues, although they're on the warmer side.
Oh yes! Thanks for mentioning those beautiful colors. I have those blues too. In this video, I chose to focus just on cool blues. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.
I like shiny cans with brushes on your table. looks fantastish.
Thanks for watching and thanks for the encouraging feedback.
Thank you. This is very informative for mixing the greens.
Thanks for watching - glad you found it helpful. I plan to do another video on mixing greens. It is such a HUGE question for everyone. Have a great day!!
Thank you for all the free downloads. I'm really enjoying your channel.
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Oh that's a pity. This is more of a video about colors with warm and cool undertones and how they mix differently than a video about the different properties of two shades of blue. I would have liked to know more details about how to compare 2 colors in such a way that you might be able to choose one or the other. Fir example, Phthalo has more tinting strength, but what exactly does that mean in practice and when mixing, etc. and how does it even can be beneficial that cerulean is only low tinting... the title says you compare two blues. I didn't see much of that unfortunately, sorry.
The title is misleading. "how warm and cool shades of a color influence your color mixes" would tell more accurately what this video is about. But it's a good video, don't get me wrong 😁 I'm building a palette and have plenty colors to choose from. Learning a good way to comprehend WHAT shade of a color and WHY to pick is what I was looking forward to when I clicked on your video. Just wanted to let you know. thank you.
I'm sorry it wasn't what you expected. Thanks for the feedback.
it isn't fair to blame the poster for your lack of understanding pigments
@CastleMc I did not "blame" anyone. I was just pointing out that I thought the title was not the right fit for the video. It may surprise you but criticism is not necessarily hate, you know 😉
If I could only have one, I'd pick Pthalo... But CBC is so perfect for skies!
Love that color
Cool 🙂
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