Glad it was helpful! If you're interested I am having a free live webinar just about colour mixing and would love to have you join! event.webinarjam.com/register/3/8m2r6h1
Very nice demo. Great job explaining how a cool vs warm red can influence the kind of pink you get. I paint in oils with a limited palette and my warm and cool reds are Quinacridone Red and Permanent Alizarin Crimson. They're perfect for the kind of work I do although I've tried many other colors over the years. Color is such an intriguing part of being a painter! Thanks for the video!
Nothing is more fun than your color videos. Thanks for doing pink! Viridian green was my choice of neutralizer Quite a bit of fun. Looking forward to July 3 webinar!
Hi Louise...youre always an inspiration to me...however as a retired art tutor can i add extra facts about mixing with reds in acrylics or oils.... to help your students or anyone whos reading these comments. If its 'pink' pinks you want its 'cool' reds ( ones that lean towards blues) that work best with white......warm reds lean towards yellow which will normally make them look more orange/peachy. Also, students who were new to watercolour didnt know how to make pink...well any cool red but you just add more water to make a paler mix.If you think you need to add white( and watercolour palettes may contain this) the watercolour becomes opaque. Hope this is useful.
Hi Louise, just wanted to say thank you for these brilliant colour mixing videos. I’ve just completed a busy few weeks and hospital treatment on my back and need to rest. Your videos are so inspiring yet soothing…can’t get enough of them and all these yummy colours! Thank you!!! So excited to get back in the studio and do some colour mixing! 🥰🥰🥰 Ps I also noticed that the video was smeary as if the lens needed cleaning.
Thank you for these color mixing videos! I have a quesgtion about your pallette. Is it a wet tea towel under the parchment? Is that to keep the paints from drying out and how long will they stay wet if you set it up like this?
I like your video about pink but... You say you need the primaries but you don't list the paints you are using. I don't know red light, red medium or red dark but I know cadmium, naphthol, and crimson. I just bought a tube of fluorescent pink and I know you can't mix that! I don't know why you didn't use the complimentary color green to desaturate the colors. Black has a natural blue undertone so I don't agree with that choice.
Art2Life is a private label sold by another teaching artist. He needs to name his colors by their true hues so beginners don’t have to buy his paint and the rest of us can follow Louise. Light red: which one? Napthol? Cadmium? Crimson…?
Hi Louise! Haven't watched more than the intro yet, but wanted to give you a heads up. It might be the lighting in that particular moment, but it appears your camera lense could be in dire need of a cleaning? Your lovely face is unclear & seems to get a bit fuzzier with every intro..
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Color mixing is addictive. I'm working on a Barbie series, so this was super helpful. Thanks Louise!
Glad it was helpful! If you're interested I am having a free live webinar just about colour mixing and would love to have you join! event.webinarjam.com/register/3/8m2r6h1
All signed up!
Thank you, Louise! I very much needed this..I’ve surrendered so deeply to b&w, I’m almost afraid now of color. 🌸 However, I’m a lover of pink!
I love these color mixing vids...Soooo helpful. Thanks, Louise!
You are so welcome! I am about to host a free colour mixing class if you are interested! event.webinarjam.com/register/3/8m2r6h1 :)
Very nice demo. Great job explaining how a cool vs warm red can influence the kind of pink you get. I paint in oils with a limited palette and my warm and cool reds are Quinacridone Red and Permanent Alizarin Crimson. They're perfect for the kind of work I do although I've tried many other colors over the years. Color is such an intriguing part of being a painter! Thanks for the video!
Nothing is more fun than your color videos. Thanks for doing pink! Viridian green was my choice of neutralizer Quite a bit of fun.
Looking forward to July 3
webinar!
You are so welcome!
I am finding these very valuable introductions, thank you Louise
Glad you enjoyed it!
Color mixing is important-thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks for watching Melinda!
Thank you. Always learn something new from you.
My pleasure!
I love your colour mixing videos. Thank you for sharing them with us.
Glad you like them! I am hosting a free live teaching of colour mixing if you are interested! event.webinarjam.com/register/3/8m2r6h1
I always enjoy the color mixing videos. Thank you, Louise!
Glad you enjoyed it! I am hosting a free live teaching of colour mixing and would love to have you join me: event.webinarjam.com/register/3/8m2r6h1
@@ThisPaintingLife thank you! I've registered.
Hi Louise...youre always an inspiration to me...however as a retired art tutor can i add extra facts about mixing with reds in acrylics or oils.... to help your students or anyone whos reading these comments. If its 'pink' pinks you want its 'cool' reds ( ones that lean towards blues) that work best with white......warm reds lean towards yellow which will normally make them look more orange/peachy.
Also, students who were new to watercolour didnt know how to make pink...well any cool red but you just add more water to make a paler mix.If you think you need to add white( and watercolour palettes may contain this) the watercolour becomes opaque. Hope this is useful.
Thank you so much Carol for the extra info!
Great refreshers Louise! Love them!!!
So glad you think so! I have a free colour mixing class I would love to have you join if you are interested: event.webinarjam.com/register/3/8m2r6h1
Yes these are very helpful. Thank you so so much.
Glad you like them!
Hi Louise, just wanted to say thank you for these brilliant colour mixing videos. I’ve just completed a busy few weeks and hospital treatment on my back and need to rest. Your videos are so inspiring yet soothing…can’t get enough of them and all these yummy colours! Thank you!!! So excited to get back in the studio and do some colour mixing! 🥰🥰🥰
Ps I also noticed that the video was smeary as if the lens needed cleaning.
So glad you are enjoying them and thank you for letting me know!
Thanks so much, Louise!!!!!!!!!! Best to you, Sondra Borrie
You are so welcome!
Love that you do this!!!
So glad to see you enjoyed it!
Loved this. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for these color mixing videos! I have a quesgtion about your pallette. Is it a wet tea towel under the parchment? Is that to keep the paints from drying out and how long will they stay wet if you set it up like this?
Love your color videos!! Thanks
Glad you like them!
To dull it down, use green or teal
I love adding a tiny tiny dab of yellow to get that kind of luminous millennial pink, too
Yes! And exploring is how we know these things.
So for a bright cool toned pastel pink I need magenta and white?
Yes! Happy exploring.
Oui c’est très intéressant. Mais comment faire pour mémoriser ce qu’on a expérimenté il y a 6 ou 8 mois ?
L’écrire au crayon ?
Oui, la seule façon de se rappeler est d’écrire des notes à côté de chaque couleur.😊
Have you considered a turquoise mixing video?
I haven't done one specifically, but it came up in the green one. Good idea though!
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So no need to buy a pink. Instead, buy 12 different reds.
I like your video about pink but... You say you need the primaries but you don't list the paints you are using. I don't know red light, red medium or red dark but I know cadmium, naphthol, and crimson. I just bought a tube of fluorescent pink and I know you can't mix that! I don't know why you didn't use the complimentary color green to desaturate the colors. Black has a natural blue undertone so I don't agree with that choice.
Art2Life is a private label sold by another teaching artist. He needs to name his colors by their true hues so beginners don’t have to buy his paint and the rest of us can follow Louise. Light red: which one? Napthol? Cadmium? Crimson…?
I’ve stopped using the word “pink” and have started calling it “light red.” It really confuses people. 😂
Hi Louise! Haven't watched more than the intro yet, but wanted to give you a heads up. It might be the lighting in that particular moment, but it appears your camera lense could be in dire need of a cleaning? Your lovely face is unclear & seems to get a bit fuzzier with every intro..
Oh thank you for letting me know!
That fuzziness has been happening for a while