Payne's Gray!! Limited Palettes #4 - Watercolor Painting
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I sat here the whole time going "I hope she makes prints, I hope she makes prints..." I love how different all Payne's grays are, my fav are the darker moody blue ones 🤤.
QoR Payne's Grey or White Night looks just what I want to me. I have more neutral PGs already, but bluish ones, without being as indigo - definitely would love to have more.
Donna Windsor and Newton’s contman Payne’s grey is by far my favourite:)
Ahh, thanks! They're available now. :] www.arleebean.com/prints/fae
I want to see you use orange and green, it’s not a normal mix but it gives beautiful browns and greens
Shawna Riley I like doing that too!
“Pretend I put music here...so relaxing.” 😂😂😂
This comment has 100 likes rn....it makes me feel uneasy
I adore the strings hanging from the antlers and the lights 🥰 I think I've watched Doctor Who all the way through 3 or 4 times but looks like I have some catching up to do if I want to match your expertise 😂💜
I keep slowly forcing my friends to watch it with me. xD ♥♥
My twin brother refuses to watch past the second episode of series 1 because "The tree lady dies." -_-
"Pretend I put music here" lol...you're such a lovely human, Arleebean!
Learned a lot about color introspection and execution...utmost blessings! I never knew Paynes gray had so many pigment variants.
I loved Heroes in the first season, but as the seasons went on I liked it less and less.
This piece is stunning! I'm pretty new to watercolor, and I'm always to inspired by the loose, flowing way you paint. I'm used to working in acrylic paints, learned from my grandma on ceramics, so the fluidity of your work is just so different and elegant compared to what I instinctively do. Watching you always gives me an itch to paint.
Yeah, the show definitely changed over time, and not exactly for the better. Once you get too deep into time travel and things, it can be hard to maintain something enjoyable lol
@@arleebean I agree with the time travel. Other than doctor who, of course. I remember hearing that it changed a lot after the first season because of the big writers strike that was happening at that time, so all new writers were brought in.
The colours you chose are very similar to a Zorn palette. I love the green mixes you got. I’m enjoying this series!
I love Payne’s grey! I think I’ve been using the Cotman one for a long time... but I think I might have to pull them all out do some swatches and see :) I do prefer it when it leans toward indigo like the one you used. Indigo is just the best!
This combination hits me so hard. Well, I prefer limited palettes in general (colorful pieces aren't my favs), so I really really adore your series.
Yaaaay u took my recommendation!! (almost)
Do cobalt teal and quinacridone gold next!!
I really want to try to paint this myself! I have been so intimidated to paint “skin” or people that I have avoided a picture I was really looking forward to finishing. Very glad I have found your channel.
I am new to watercolor, you are so inspiring and your narratives are the best! Thank you for existing!
This is one of my favorite limited palettes and I always try them when I want to, after seeing your video.
Ahh watching this is the BEST way to start my Saturday morning! Love how the piece turned out and I would love to see "back to basics" videos if that's something you want to do! I find it really motivating to see other artists revisit the basics and it just gets me inspired to learn more.
I can't believe how blue some of those were, and how different they all were from brand to brand. Amazing.
Yes! Prints please! This may be my favorite art of yours.
the painting turned out so beautiful oh my gosh
This is one of the most beautiful paintings you have done! i love it Arlee
I am inlove with those greens you switched out, I have a soft spot for so called "ugly" greens.
Beautiful, beautiful piece, i love the glowing orb effect! my favorite paynes grey is schmincke's paynes grey bluish; i don't like their regular paynes grey because its just a dull grey, no blue hint to it at all, whereas the bluish version is a slightly more muted indigo, fantastic for shadows!
My parents would watch Heroes, and I think the only thing I remember is the guy with painting powers I thought that was the coolest thing back then, lol. Beautiful watercolor, btw!!
My favourite part of any painting is when you pull that masking tape off and there is a gorgeous crisp border framing your work like a jewel! I can listen to podcasts while painting, but not when drawing. Drawing requires my full attention, so no music, no podcasts, no blah, blah in my ears, thank you! This is a really dramatic palette that suits the subject perfectly. Perhaps rather than shying away from work that takes days to complete you should embrace it. I think my best work always comes out in the pieces I struggle the most with. The reason why there is a struggle in the first place is because I am doing work that is pushing the boundaries and resolving those problems within a work is what elevates the work above those that often come easier.
What a magical painting. Thanks for sharing this.
So many different hues of Payne's gray, you should do a painting using JUST Payne's gray!
My favorite Payne's gray is winsor newton one. It spreads really well. Thank you for video. I enjoyed it.
I could look at paintings of glowy orbs all day - especially these ones in that green tone. Excellent.
My favourite triad right now is Schmincke Yellow Orange, Schmincke Perylene Maroon, and Schmincke Cobalt Green Turquoise. If you've got them, give it a shot!
I always use primaries plus black and white for the most part. I’ve supplemented my collection with a few bright neons that can’t be mixed with the primaries. I think using a limited pallets simplifies things 😊
Another wonderful piece. I love the limited palette series, as it's educational and you try mixes I usually don't go to in my paintings. You're awesome!
Beautiful! Zorn Palette vibes!
I love this limited palette series. Keep it up!
The palette is limited by temperature but definitely still a full range of color. Your process of picking colors and swatching a color wheel is great! You should try doing an analogous or quadratic palette!
Daniel Smith Payne’s Grey is my personal favourite! 😍
those oranges on the gradient stripes are EVERYTHING they're so soft and pretty!
I have only ever used Winsor & Newton Cotman paynes grey. I like it, especially with darker moodier colours, since it has the cool bluish tint instead of how the black can look a bit muddy. Love Doctor Who! Been really enjoying the latest series!
man that color pallet is amazing
Payne's Grey bluish by Schmincke is one of my all-time favourites. I use it for night skies, deep sea or shadows (and other stuff), mainly when I need a really dark colour but black would be to harsh. (Indigo would be a nice colour to use for that too but as it is not that lightfast I prefer Payne's Grey bluish.)
And yay for the Doctor. I think my favourite is the tenth Doctor although I really enjoyed the later episodes with the trio of him, Amy and Rory.
Oh my goooosh! The pallete is the same one I use! My favorite!
You're voice is extremely calming. I have terrible insomnia, but watching your videos helps calm me down and clear my mind
I love, love, loooove your pieces and how you handle watercolors - and your commentary is always so fun (and soothing!) to listen to. I also watched Heroes way back when, and remember loving that series... makes me want to go and try to watch it again now hahah! Anyways, your vids always inspire me to get better at watercolors and just art in general, I completely understand the whole beating yourself up while painting/working on a piece, the whole “I know I can do better than this if I just put in the time to learn” XD I really should try these limited palette challenges - I need to work on color mixing/color theory and overall just how to put together a piece that looks harmonious. I hope one day I’ll be able to have a good grasp on this medium like you do, thank you for being a gift to the art community 💚
I enjoyed the video, Quite a lovely picture. I am so happy I no longer have to use a limited palette. I disliked these exercises in school so MUCH! I am sure I learned quite a bit but I longed for the days when I could use whatever colors I wished! I fell in love with watercolors because you can mix an unlimited number of colors so easily and so quickly too! I am trying to get into Soft Pastels and I know now why I avoided them all these years! But I Am determined! I hope you have a lovely holiday too!
I use the van gogh paynes gray a ton! It is my fav color to mix other with as it dulls them down in a really nice way.
I love how this turned out! It was fun seeing you mix all the beautiful colours, and the way you paint is so different from me, that I was mesmerized the whole time! Payne’s grey is one of my favourite colours to paint with, it really is so versatile. W&N makes my favourite version of it. I also really love their indigo 😊
I love neutral tint in Van Gogh watercolors, it's similar and has such a delicious tone to it.. Thank you, You are a very beautiful person
As someone who dwells on color palettes for hours, these videos are wonderful and inspiring. Definitely excited to use more limited palettes. Thank you for sharing!!
It's got a foggy, mystical, dreamy atmosphere. I love it!
Study, learn and share what you’ve learned and your insights with us! I would adore it! Those antlers and lights are perfect. 🥰
I would absolutely love a print of this, it's gorgeous!
Oh goodness, thank you! They're available now. :] www.arleebean.com/prints/fae
wow, beautiful!
you get such wonderful shots of your process too, i love it
So long as you are being yourself, your artwork will always be special.
If you want to study more it would be a pleasure to see those as videos.
Variety is good and refreshing, don't be afraid to do some studies as your videos - we'll still be here supporting you!
This needs to be a print. So so pretty
Ahh, thanks! They're available now. :] www.arleebean.com/prints/fae
I love this one so much! 😍
I love payne's grey and light red together from w&n.
I absolutely love that Olive color that mixes from the yellow and Payne's gray! I'm going to be giving limited palettes a shot, this series you've been doing has been so inspiring 💖
Lovin the series so far. I would love an updated video of your favorite watercolor paints. I'm sure it's on your list of videos. but thanks for such awesome videos!
This painting is so beautiful! I love this series sm
i dont think these two would go together but id love to see buff titanium and like a hot pink / opera color!
This is a beautiful piece!! I think it'd do well as a print.
My fave paynes grey is the Van Gogh one (even though its student grade)
I'm really loving this series and all the pieces you've created in it so far.
M. Graham’s Payne’s gray is one of my favorite watercolors of all time!
This is absolutely ethereal. I love it!
You're one of the reasons I decided to paint again. Listening to you voice out similar frustrations in art is encouraging to me in a way., especially seeing how amazing your work is. It gives me hope. ♥️
Yay Doctor Who and Heroes! My fave Payne’s Grays are Winsor & Newton, both Cotman and Professional/Artists. Probably because 99% of the watercolours that I see in shops in the UK (my are at least) are W&N and so those are the only two I have used!
I love the lights strung in the antlers. Your pieces have such a calming effect on me and I enjoy watching your videos, almost as much as I enjoy doctor who, 5 times myself 🙃
I love the Holbein one... It has the perfect amount of blue tint... and LOVE the Holbein neutral that you used by mistake to start with 😁 thanks for you videos arleebean
Daniel Smith Payne’s Grey and Doctor Who are life. And I love your art.
This is my FAVORITE piece youve done!!! Im in love
This one is so pretty, it makes me really want to get some Payne's grey. I want one that granulates.
If you want one that granulates you can make your own using ultramarine blue or find one that includes it in its mix. 😉
@@ethicsexistentialism4191 or add granulating medium to the paynes grey of your choice
You read my mind. I was just thinking about payne's gray and how to use it in my current project. Love the way yours turned out.
The way you laid out the color study was beautiful. I usually work in a pallette that's bright, and Im usually disappointed with the results. Your explanation of how these colors work together was enlightening. Thank you
Beautiful, as always.
Quickly skimmed through video. LIKED because of your DOCTOR WHO mention.
I’m REALLY enjoying this concept....I’m gonna try this!!!! 😍
love the color combination and how the piece came out! I whatched heros when the show first came out and remember myself liking it. though I watched it once -unlike dr, who which i've watched 2-3 times but not the latest season.
"Save the cheerleader, save the world." I loved the original characters and storyline (and the way the show was built like comic books), but it jumped the shark so very many times. Still, it was great and what I wanted to see when I wanted to see it. I adore Payne's Grey. My favorite so far has been, surprisingly, Blick! They have a pretty solid line of paints and their sepia, Payne's grey, and cobalt turquoise are my go-to favorites. I have a muted palette with these 3, indigo and an oxide yellow and I adore it. I love the way these paints interacted and I am looking forward to trying it out!
Lovely! My favorite Payne's Grey is Senneliers by far. Then COTMAN. (Then Holbein, though I find that one to be sort of light-valued?) I know PGs are supposed to be "blue-leaning", but I just picked up a tube I've been wanting (brand withheld) and it was like, pb60 😓 I love PB60, but I wanted this new tube to be "Payne's Grey". I got a blue/indigo/indanthrone.
I also think a good PG should be sorta "flat" unless intentional water splash: no cauliflowering, no granulation, no mica 😂 just a nice, easy-to-work-with _payne's grey._ Sennelier is just my favorite. I got to this video because after this disheartening purchase today, I wanted a watercolour video with PG, and I don't have your kind of lovely imagination, but this is exactly what I needed to not feel so bad about a bum purchase. That's how I'm here! I'm actually going to try to copy this (it's so out of my "comfort zone") but this painting shows the strengths of a good PG, and I need a "pick me up"! Thank you.
Man, this piece had you all over the place..... And I like it! A simple color study made for a very interesting story! Great video!👌🏽
I’m absolutely in love with this painting!!! Sennelier’s payne’s grey is one of my of favorites, but after seeing this video I think DS and Holbein are serious competitors.
This is so beautiful!! I really love how you approached all the different aspects! I personally have only tried senneliers paynes grey and i was really intrigued by all the mixes it made. I like to use bright, sort of ethereal colors and i almost always lean toward trusty ultramarine+burnt umber when i do need darks and removed PG from my palette but this makes me want to try it out again!
Lovely picture!!! My favorite Payne's gray is Isaro.
I loved Heros!!! I would have to watch it again to see how I feel. I was super excited to see your use of Payne’s Gray as I feel it may be one of my favorites and I have to have it in whatever brand I am using. The orbs are amazing and I just love this piece.
What beautiful colors! I'm starting to think I need a Payne's Gray for my palette
Haven't tried many Payne's grey's but I love Sennelier's. Haven't seen Heros yet, and am behind on Dr. Who but love it!
Oh my gosh Arleesha, I totally understand the second guessing your own abilities (eg antlers) but I must say, I do believe I love absolutely everything you create. I love how you use colour and that you are so loose with your strokes. I wish I was there already. It appears I have the proverbial "stick up by arse" (or "ass" if you're in America!) when it comes to painting "clean". It'll be a journey but I'm determined to get there. Thanks for another great vid x
Really enjoyed this video! Both colors, finished piece and topics. I've seen Heroes (when it was released) and I enjoyed it back then.
I'm rewatching Heroes too! You're work is stunning.
PS: YAY for Dr Who! We too are a little obsessed in this house 🤓
I loved heroes and I would also love a print of this 💕
Ahh, thanks! They're available now. :] www.arleebean.com/prints/fae
I've not finished the video, I'm only at swatches...but those red and Payne's grey mixes are so beautiful and I'm definitely gonna go paint with that mix now😍
And the painting is stunning! And honestly white boarders slap, I love them, don't know why😂
Omg i loveee your arte arlee❤️
This is beautiful work
I really love usingPayne's gray! I almost never use lamp black or a neutral black if I have a payne's gray available! I love the shades it mixes especially with cool reds :D
The Van Gogh brand's Payne's gray is my go to so far! It's got a really nice cool, heavily gray tone to it that I love! I've been trying to find a bigger pan version of it or another brand that makes a similar shade of it but no luck so far (Though that Qor swatch did look quite similar...)
Van gogh is also sold in 10 ml tubes! I love their payne’s grey as well. It mixes so beautifully!
@@marinaashraf2206 Oh? Looks like I've gotta go explore some better stocked art stores then!
Wonderful pairing! And thank you for making me interested in Paynes grey , I never use it 😄I have to try now
I love this piece! I would buy a print for sure :)
Ahh, thanks! They're available now. :] www.arleebean.com/prints/fae
i love this so much
stunning!!!
I am also embracing the journey of learning more and trying new things. I've actually been using some of your Skillshare lessons!
Woah so nostalgic talking about Heroes. Lol. Back then I'm such a fan. That Zyla guy was totally my fav villain on tv shows. But at the late seasons, I started to feel disconnected to the show idk wky lol. But also love the power of that musician girl. So ethereal.
And i love this color palette in your art. It's mythical imo. ♥️
I totally agree, Sylar is a very interesting villain! I'm excited to watch it all and see his progression again. :]
For me it’s a really close race between Daniel smith and Qor, but I think Qor wins out. I also have a bit of a soft spot for Windsor and newton because that was the first Payne’s gray I really played with.
I love doctor who! 💕