Quick Tip 346 - Raising and Lowering Intensity
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Mixing paints to raise or lower the intensity has long been a struggle for many artists. Artist/art teacher Dianne Mize demonstrates how to reach the intensity you need for your painting.
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This channel is the single best source of art information on You Tube. Many others are interesting, some are very good, some are downright awful and can cause people to go off into the painting weeds, including some of the "official" channels of the paint companies, but your channel is THE BEST.
Wow, THANKS Rich!
I agree.
A superb demonstration on value and Saturation Dianne. your lessons are by far the best i have seen ,proper no nonsense teaching. 🙂
Wow, thank you!
You are simply the best!!! I feel so thankful !
Wow!
I love Quick Tips - they ALWAYS refresh my memory, clarify, or teach something new. Thanks for being here!!
I am delighted to hear that. Enjoy the journey!
Shoot yeah. You mentioned value-correcting the compliment before mixing in a previous video and it has helped tremendously. It has helped me improve in capturing the right value no matter what I mix. Thanks a ton.
Great!
You explain things so we'll and it makes so much sense. I haven't been painting but a couple of years but enjoy it when I have time to do it. I still work full time and I will be 67 in a few months. I have trouble matching my exact color if I need more. I think that is because of my low vision. I have never been able to see well but I won't let that stop me from trying. It may take me longer and I have to get very close but that is ok. I am just glad I can paint and it looks ok. Thank you for sharing these quick tips they help a lot.
Cherry, I have a number of color exercises among all these Quick Tips. Why not go through them and give them all a workout. You'll be amazed how seeing color will become clearer to you. If you don't already know, you can find them all at ruclips.net/user/inthestudioartinstructionvideos
You most definitely have the best teaching skills I’ve experienced. Thank you 😊
Thank you so much!
Dianne, you are an absolute Gem!!!!! Thank uuuuuu 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
My pleasure.
Thank you Dianne for such a great tutorial. You always desaturate to a perfect neutral! I could watch your tutorials all day and never tire! 😇
Thanks, Marie!
Love your videos...you are a wonderful teacher ❤
Thank you.
You have extremely good color perception. Where you see 10 values, I can only distinguish maybe 6, if I squint. I love your videos because you are so excellent at explaining while you demonstrate. Always helpful! Thanks so much.
One way to develop that value perception is to distinguish between what's in shadow and what's not in shadow. We can usually expect to see up to five value differences in each.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much Dianne! this video couldn't have come out at a better time for me.
So glad! Thanks for watching.
Wow, I love your teaching style! And you have the best accent!
Thanks. The accent his home grown Georgian.
You are such a great teacher. I love your generosity. And you are clearly skilled and knowledgeable. Very grateful.
Thank you! 😃
Thank you very much, I have learned a so much!
Excellent! Thanks for watching
Thank you so much for this quick tip, I have been struggling with this topic for some time, the next week will be taken up with me practising on my colours.
You are so welcome! Have fun with it.
That helps me a lot, thanks !
Glad to hear it! Always a pleasure.
Diane thank you so much for your help I have learned so much with your videos !!! By the way I will love for you to talk about tempeture in color , I am confuse , some artist make such a mistery . Thank you again.
See Quick Tips 112, 248 and 265.
Thank you as ever, Dianne. You mention nomenclature; one part of the spectrum I struggle with is the violets. I was raised to call red violets purple, and blue violet, just violet. It is a small thing but for some reason those two colours have confused me since I was little 😂
Gael, we use the words purple and violet interchangeably. Perhaps we should settle on just one since all the other hue-names work that way. Most of the color wheels and color theorists refer to the color in the spectrum as violet. I'd say choose the word that registers best in your perception, then when you hear the other one, just translate it in your head.
Visualizing the colors might help, too. For example, red-violet sits between red and violet, and blue-violet sits between blue and violet. Substitute the word purple and they still sit in the same place. The English language can often be confusing.
@@IntheStudioArtInstruction thanks Dianne, good sense as always; it is a bit difficult to avoid that part of the colour wheel where I live, landscape wise!
Love your videos :)
Thank you!
Dianne, I would like to echo May's comment below and thank you for all the tips and "scientific testing" , I only wish that you had been my tutor 50 years ago .......I may not have wasted so many years doing things that , although they paid the bills , did nothing for my soul.
Ray, there's no time like now. Enjoy the journey!
I like this exercise. Looks fun and interesting but as you lower the intensity of that color it does look like it is getting darker do you think?
That's the effect of the lighting. We do have to watch that though, because the neutralizing impact does darken some combinations, but adding back a bit of white will adjust the value.
I love your videos! I have been searching for real art information when I found your channel. I always struggle with color mixing for skin tones from references, would you be able to make a video about that sometime?
I'll put skin tones on our schedule. We film these several weeks in advance so most likely it will be at least February before it appears on RUclips. Stay tuned.
@@IntheStudioArtInstruction wonderful thank you :)
"The viewer sees the result" - yep, remember that whenever you're tempted to buy a tube of lapis lazuli for some ridiculous price. It's just PB29 with a smidgen of terre verte added to it.
It also comes at a terrible environmental and socialogical price.
There are many routes to Rome in the color world. It's the results of what we do with it that matters.
@@gaelhillyardcreative Agreed. A complete waste all round really. Reducing land to ruins is not worth the end product. Not by any means.
@@IntheStudioArtInstruction Absolutely. I mean, if there's a colour that I absolutely WANT to have (quin magenta for example) then I'll buy it. But generally, I like to be a resourceful mixer.
Thanks!
Welcome!
Thank u so much 😊
A pleasure.
So with this example when I apply this method to watercolour, to obtain the right value for the blue compliment instead of being able to use white, would it mean adding a more watery dilution of the blue to create a lighter value compliment before adding to the orange ?
Yes.
hank you so much this is so useful. Can I ask how to lighten the value of a colour without losing too much of the hue? I really appreciate all your videos
Jill, any time you lighten a color, whether with white or a lighter color, the some of the hue will diminish. That is the nature of mixing color: adding also subtracts. If you're asking about keeping the warmth in a warmer color like orange or red, simply add a little yellow back into it when you add the white.
Thank you so much for this. It makes things a whole lot more clear :)
I have one question, and it has nothing to do with the colors haha, it has to do with washing the brushes. What is the cleaning cup you are using? It seems a whole lot more convenient than what I currently have.
Thanks again :D
It is called a brush washer and is available as a brush washer from most major art supply stores.
@@IntheStudioArtInstruction Thank you :)
Dianne I 🥰 U, I will repeat myself but singing it ok : Baby you’re the best 😄. Ok. Ow my question : do you know a RUclipsr as good as U but in French language 😬. If not it’s ok, you are # 1 to me. Thank you very much for all the time you are giving us; time and experience !
🙂 My French is so rusty that you'd be totally confused, but thanks for watching in English, AND for singing to me. 🙂
you are a master, how long have you been painting?
I smile at your question because I've been painting all my life, but started seriously studying painting in 1961. You do the math.
my watercolor paint create mold and its sad, how do i prevent this
Wipe up all the water you can and allow the watercolor palette to dry out before covering it. This is bound to happen in humid environments.
@@IntheStudioArtInstruction ok thank you i will do that
nice and thnx granny :)
You're welcome 😊
Thats not polite to say granny to anyone..please be more respectful to a master who is so generous and graceful in teaching. You maybe angry with me...but i felt to say this ...im sorry if im intrusive 🙏 im old but im so thankful to her ....that i could touch her feet for her teaching 🙏
@@sujanithtottempudi2991 sorry but I don't agree with you as our culture taught us to make a relationship like Ram uncle or Shyam da and I personally don't like Mr X Mrs Y type she is a master but after all we are human and I didn't see any disrespect
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The oxyde red does not seem red at all.
It is a low saturation, dark, transparent red orange.
Jesus in orange: bottom left orange spot
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