Seeing you mix the paint and getting the changes that the theory implies will happen is amazing. The concept of memetism in learning really applies here, where monkey sees and thus understands and proceeds to do. Whereas if you show charts and tell people, ain't nobody really get wtf is going on.
As a self taught artist, who just so happens to be colour blind and haven’t properly painted for 10 years (before I watched RUclips), obviously it’s debatable, but I’m a decent painter but I’ve started to watch a few tutorials now and realise how little I actually understand technically, I will of course sub consciously do a lot of this mixing but my eyes have been opened! I’m now wondering how much my artwork will change knowing more theory! Great video, very simple yet effective!
I love this. I have to say that you and Draw Mix Paint are a fountain of knowledge and your presentations are done very well. I'm encouraged, now it's time to practice. Thank you!!
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Awesome class, well explained and the demo makes it an excellent way to appreciate the color mixing for skin tones. Thanks so much for the time, effort and determination to keep us informed and continuing our education. You are an excellent instructor, artist and human being. Blessings and take care.
Hi Stephen, thank you for great content! In some of the videos you start painting on an already washed or glazed canvas with a similar hue as the brown yellow paint you are using here. Can you please make a video about staining a canvas prior to painting. And of course, are you using that tube for it? Eva
what wood is that? is it okay to make glass as pallete? I can't mix the colors well on glass pallete, it's not clean like what you do there. I can't scrape the oil paint well
Hey, Stephen! I accidentally bought a large tube of Flake White (instead of my usual Titanium White) and I had such a hard time using it especially when mixing colors. May I ask why you prefer Flake White (at least for this demo) and/or it's pros compared to Titanium White? Thanks in advance :) PS. Thanks for all the great videos
I use some really cheap paint. I got paint that I can still use from 7 years ago. If stored properly and has a good sealing container it can last. The paint I have is acrylic though, im not sure about oil but I would think it's the same thing
Seeing you mix the paint and getting the changes that the theory implies will happen is amazing. The concept of memetism in learning really applies here, where monkey sees and thus understands and proceeds to do. Whereas if you show charts and tell people, ain't nobody really get wtf is going on.
As a self taught artist, who just so happens to be colour blind and haven’t properly painted for 10 years (before I watched RUclips), obviously it’s debatable, but I’m a decent painter but I’ve started to watch a few tutorials now and realise how little I actually understand technically, I will of course sub consciously do a lot of this mixing but my eyes have been opened! I’m now wondering how much my artwork will change knowing more theory! Great video, very simple yet effective!
I love this. I have to say that you and Draw Mix Paint are a fountain of knowledge and your presentations are done very well. I'm encouraged, now it's time to practice. Thank you!!
Thank you so much 😀
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Enjoyed this, interesting choices of colors for your basic palette.
Awesome class, well explained and the demo makes it an excellent way to appreciate the color mixing for skin tones. Thanks so much for the time, effort and determination to keep us informed and continuing our education. You are an excellent instructor, artist and human being. Blessings and take care.
Glad you enjoyed it!
That was excellent. Very clear and really lets us into how you’re thinking about it.
This was such a well explained and thoughtful lesson in colour mixing. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent! Thank you.
You are welcome!
WOW! Thank you for clearing something up for me that has been a gap in my understanding for a long time. Now to put it into practice!
Very helpful with your explaination about how comlimentary colours tone down each other. Thank you! 😊
Thank you for teaching me you the best teacher ❤❤
Thank you. Very clarifying
Simply explained 😊
Thank you 🙂
Great stuff
Merci beaucoup Stephen 😇
You're very welcome ;)
This was sooooo helpful thanks x
Sir your videos really helpful thank you ..😊
Thank you very much for shere this video
Thank you!
This is so useful thank you!
Love It! can't wait to dig into my Patreon page!
Good video, thank you!
Great video.
Thanks!
Thank's
This is brilliant, thanks.
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Very informative, thank you very much!
Raw umber can sometimes be used to cool and neutralize.? And is one of the cheapest pigments.
Outstanding video.
Thank you very much!
Can you please make a video on how to draw the same face from different angles
Excelent video class.
And excelent lessons on Patreon.
Glad you like them!
Thank you so much. ❤️
You are so welcome!
Great lesson!
Thank you for this!!!! I learned so much more!!!
Glad it was helpful!
So insightful!
thanks
This explains everything about color mixing.❤️
Podrias poner los subtitulos en español, solo salen en ingles. gracias
Which color is the closest to yellow brown? I have burnt sienna, yellow ochre and burnt umber, which one can be used instead?
Hi Stephen, thank you for great content! In some of the videos you start painting on an already washed or glazed canvas with a similar hue as the brown yellow paint you are using here. Can you please make a video about staining a canvas prior to painting. And of course, are you using that tube for it? Eva
Yes- it is a tube of Raw Umber.
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Thank you! Cheers!
Hello sir Goodeve thanks you for sharing your knowledge i love your channel why you use Cobalt Blue instead of Ultramarine Blue?
Ultramarine is biased towards violet. Cobalt is closer to primary blue.
Is the yellow py42? Thnxs
Why flake white & not titanium white
Hey Stephen, could you nudge the audio volume up just a bit on your videos?
what wood is that? is it okay to make glass as pallete? I can't mix the colors well on glass pallete, it's not clean like what you do there. I can't scrape the oil paint well
Posh palette from New Wave Palettes
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Saturation and Chroma the same thing ?
More or less
If I am not far off--I would say this is a Zorn palette.
Close. Zorn + blue.
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Hey, Stephen! I accidentally bought a large tube of Flake White (instead of my usual Titanium White) and I had such a hard time using it especially when mixing colors. May I ask why you prefer Flake White (at least for this demo) and/or it's pros compared to Titanium White? Thanks in advance :)
PS. Thanks for all the great videos
Transparency and low tinting strength. For some effects this is VERY useful.
Use less colour to mix with flake white, less tinting strength = colours tint the white more. (In contrast w/ titanium white).
Do paint ever expire? Are they like honey?
I use some really cheap paint. I got paint that I can still use from 7 years ago. If stored properly and has a good sealing container it can last. The paint I have is acrylic though, im not sure about oil but I would think it's the same thing
@@Sunshinemagicsys Im using oil paint in a tube from 1993, it seems fine lol
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unfortunately I have problems to follow your unnatural speed up voice, otherwise your work is incredibly good and helpful, excellent.
Go to settings and change the playback speed, I do it sometimes.
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Thank you, that helps 🙂@@redangrybird7564
Thank you so much.