BobBlast 239 - "Best of BobBlast - Working with Color."
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- BobBlast #239
Best of BobBlast - Working with Color - Step One, Two, Three and Four
Welcome back to another BobBlast!
There are many different ways to begin creating a painting. This one works for me - I begin to paint, only after journaling and writing down my goals and painting intentions for the day. Usually I paint in a series, a theme… and title each piece first. The title keeps me focused toward my painting goal.
Step One - Determine the color combination and tone the surface with the dominant color. Goof around with variations of that one dominant color.
Start off abstractly with very loose, wet colors. Let dry while continuing on to your next painting in the series.
Step Two - The second color is the Focal Point color. The Focal Point is usually the reason I want to paint this image in the first place.
Step Three - Close to the Focal Point color, I add the two Spice Colors.
Just a small amount of each.
So far, at this point the painting is still loose and abstract - It's like all the elements are in place. Now, while the surface is still wet and before the
paint dries, I begin to paint the painting. Again, this technique is only one approach among many others. This one works for me.
Step Four - The loose, wet beginning of the initial color combination and design composition is now ready to turn into the painting image I had sketched and planned from the beginning of this process of making a painting.
As I like to say, “Decide what you want first... then make it happen.” In fact, I name the painting first and write it on the back of the surface. Hint: The painting will be finished when the image matches the title.
As I finish the painting, I keep my focus on the design composition, color combination and theme. The painting title is “Sunlight and Flowers”.
Under every good painting is a good abstract painting!
This is gorgeous! I wish I could do this. My husband says I am a collector of art supplies! LOL! I just found your site. I will be watching from now on.
Bob, I have decided that I am going to squander every penny so I can take one of your workshops!! Maybe one up in Wisconsin. My old art teacher lives in Wisconsin. I am really into what you are doing! I just want to do some of those non objective collage paintings! Those things trip my trigger! (Right now, I am really poor, so I am doing pencil and pen and ink drawings on paper.)
Bob, love your style. I wish you would do a start to finish flower painting demonstration
Look at his previous videos. Florals are a favorite topic.
you crack me up!...I will get loose later.....
um...no you wont!...HAHAHAHA so true
tickling to death...boooooooooooooooo!
Love you
“Uh, like, no you won’t!” Haha!
Oh Bob! ❤️
Bob, I'd like to turn a wall in my garage into a studio, how is the painting hung where it hugs the wall so snugly?
Beautiful work! I’m buying everything you have written and produced! I was wondering what you like to prep your canvas with? Is it white gesso?
You helped a young abstract painter out of her slump,thanks Bob.
I would of liked to see your finishing touches in full. Thank you for your content x
Hi Bob! I have to say, I have watched many, many acrylic videos. I have learned the most from yours. Focal, points, color schemes, etc. Thank you, plus I find you very pleasant to watch. Straight to the point!
The King of colors!Bravo,Bob!
Thank you! Slowly, I am opening my mind's eye. The principal of using light to dark is sinking in as well as practicing and creating a purposeful under painting. I will CCC you later.
Thanks bob
Love your style and your videos, thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills!!
Bob, I would love to see how you would approach a portrait of a person or animal., using your steps. Could you please do one for us?
Look at his previous videos.
@@lucygray6162 Hey! I just checked out a video from 2016 where he did improv heads! Very interesting.
@@jaedo71 His carrot people and circus people are also interesting.
A little trick for you Bob did you know a right-handed person cannot draw (freehand) a straight line from top to bottom but a left-hander can? Try it ;-)
I can.... ;o)
Generally, left-handed people are better at drawing while right-handed people are better at painting. Also almost all painters play a musical instrument, usually a guitar. =)
@@SpottedBullet Well that may be so, but I am quite adept at both painting and drawing, am right handed, and I play the clarinet.
@@SpottedBullet I'm right handed, also adept at drawing and painting and writing and interior design and jewelry making. I have played the violin, keyboard and just a little guitar. There's no "one size fits all" with creative people.
Arthur Morehead what are you talking about? It sounds like utter hogwash. 🤦♀️
hello, i can't read your vidéo 239, have you change something or it's my window too old ????
thanks for all
Hi Marthe - hmmm... we haven't changed anything. #239 was a "Best of" meaning is was a repeated broadcast.
You really are lovely and so comfortable!
Stop making sense! 😃❤️
Greatness hey. CJ Australia
Thanks Mr. Burridge!
Cuh! Blatant re-release!
Duh! What did you expect? When the title says "The Best of," that's a Big Clue.
@@lucygray6162 Yes, but it's not just a Best Of, it's a Best Of that's been posted before.
Yes - sometimes it is necessary to do a "Best of..." - I travel a lot and sometimes the schedules don't allow me to film. I try to do a new video weekly. We never want to skip a week - to make sure that we always have a broadcast of good content.
Sorry you were disappointed - stay tuned for a new one next week.
@@RobertBurridgeBobBlast Oh, I had my tongue in my cheek. I have some of the Best Ofs saved.
Thanks, Bob.
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