The Daily Yupari | MIXING OIL PAINT COLORS - Color Study 1
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- In today's video we will finally be mixing colors! We will begin a 2 part color study. Let me first define what I mean by "color study". What this means is to practice the art of mixing colors to achieve a desired effect. This is not a way to, or path to creating a final painting (or at least it is not meant to be).
That being said, color study will be all about the skin tone mixtures, and tomorrow's will be about the big picture.
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The materials used in this video are listed below,
Oil Paints:
Winsor & Newton- Titanium White
Winsor & Newton- Burnt Umber
Gamblin- Alizarin Crimson Permanent
Winsor & Newton- Cadmium Red Medium
Gamblin- Yellow Ochre
Winsor & Newton-Sap Green
Winsor & Newton- Ultramarine Blue
Winsor & Newton- Ivory Black
Thinner/Brush Cleaner: Mona Lisa Mineral Spirits
Medium: 4 part mineral Spirits to 1 parts stand oil
Panel: 12x12” Mdf panel gessoed with Liquiex Professional Acrylic Gesso (2 coats) and toned with a mixture of gesso and burnt umber acrylic paint.
Brushes Used:
Princeton Summit 2 Round 6100R
Master's Touch size 1 round
Princeton Select 2 Fan brush
A jewel of an oil painting class. Thanks so very much. You are unique.
I love the method of your teaching, explaining constantly, what your doing. This helps me learn faster, and retain information. Thank You, Yupari!
Its official , Yupari you are the best art instructor on RUclips when it comes to oil portraits and color study and application. Not since Bob Ross has there been someone who breaks it down to the ground , Thx 4 your work.
Yupari I am very grateful for the colors you use and how you mix them to get the flesh tones. Thank you, as you can see, I am a beginner of 100 years old, can you imagine!!!
I like you cause you explain calm down and don’t use time lapse, thanks 😊👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
So, so, so helpful, thank you!! I would love to see more color studies in different lights and different skin tones, maybe even different hair colors. Thank you!!!
You are a talented teacher in addition to being a very talented artist. Thanks for sharing your expertise.
Excellent class. I’ve been a professional sculptor for 35 years wanting to learn facial painting. Great job!!!
Thank you! I've heard of color studies, but this is the first time I've seen one done.
Thank you so much for wonderful tutorial. She explained very patiently. I learned lot from this tutorial. Nice tips. Thanks again
Sooo sneaky-- I have been trying to figure out skin tones for quite some time now. This was extremely helpful and interesting.
Not more interesting than you
This color study is so helpful! Thank you for sharing.
I've been struggling with oil portraits for a while and this was so helpful thank you so much ♡♡
Thank you. Getting ready to paint portrait of great granddaughter.
Just what I needed thank you so much for this color study. Haven’t painted portraits in 4 years. Hope to see more of theses 🙏
Wow this is amazing. Thank you for explaining everything so well!
Yupari, that was another incredible study, I really like the you lay down your large shapes, with their tonal values, and their placement, related to the planes of the face. I find myself getting into trouble when I attempt to put in the details of the eyes, nose, and mouth, without developing the forms first. Your sharing the details on how you mix your skin values were clear and easy to follow. Thank you, and I will be looking so forward to the next studies. Yupari, I sent you a couple of images of the painting that I am struggling with of my granddaughter on your Instagram account, hoping that you could give me some help, but, I have not heard anything back yet. I understand how busy your schedule is, but hopefully, I will receive a reply. I am a very happy Patreon supporter of your efforts to help us, thank you,
MSG Leum
Really interesting, never been taught to do a colour study, I also like how you use SG + AC, I never know how to use green in flesh tones. I usually use emerauld green and get a neutral, so I'm definitely going to try your method. Thanks again for an eye opener.
Thank you for this video Yupari its so important the fleshtones .
Great video. Lots of good information. Thanks for sharing.
Love the video, thanks for everything
Thank you so much 😊😊 l am a beginer and its realy helpful to me
One little idea from me. You could make a small sticker on top to emphasize your lesson agenda.. So that viewers don't thing this is about anything other than strictly color mixing.
Good afternood Yupari, thank you for another helpful video! I needed this one because I always feel my fleshtones look too chalky or clay like.
Ponayota
You are so good to explain and how you paint, thank you !! I look forward to this every day now !!
Great color study , very helpful seeing your method an approach to the light blending of these plains. Color theory for me is a beautiful science that I'm getting better at , coming from a system of minimal palettes and drafting.
Many thx also for you awesome ability for verbal instruction , and explanation.
Duan Torruellas u b
Thank You so much mr Yupari its really helpfull i just start Painting today im going to local Blick store
You are a good teacher. Thank you for the lesson
Why wouldn't you need to get the hair color massed in, at the same time your doing the skin tones in the face, as I think the face color has to be judged (and maybe adjusted if necessary) against the dark hair, instead of against the light toned canvas you transferred the drawing to?
You are an excellent teacher. Keep doing more. Am your no 1 👣folower🙂
Omg thank you sooo much for this video !!!
So cool👍
Thabk Yupari, you helped me a lot !
Great vid! I think Flake white has lead AND a little titanium or zinc.
روعه 👍👍👍👍
Mostly important lesson thankyou..
Enjoy your instructions
Amazing ❤
I like you
From KSA 🇸🇦
fantastic your works! Would you like to know the name of this brown paint and the dark red with the carmim?
Thank you ❤️❤️
Nice!!!
Please Sir!!! show in a complete portrait demo...
Muy didàctico.!!pero hay algo que me ha extrañado y es que no comenzaras por la oscuridad del cabello para comparar con el resto de los valores..
Afternoon :)
I love you ❤️
Yup
Thanks a lot sir.
Merci Je suis ravie de vôtre explication r dommage j aurai aimé comment vous faites pour les yeux!mais merci erc🙏 pour ce partage
Your help with these color tips are making my dream of painting a good portrait someday less stressful. Normally mouth & striations of the iris are problem areas. Until now. My son has black hair & his eyelashes are black long & curly. Now look at his picture he is all man. 10 year in the military takes the boy out quick. He finally had a baby so I am painting them. However he looks like a man until the eyelashes. I tried graying out his dark lashes made them shorter made the curl much straighter. No matter what I do he looks like a girl or spider legs. How do you overcome this & keep his best features real? Thanks for any help
Thank you for such a great video. I am new to oil painting and have one question. Can I use Cadmium red deep instead of Cadmium red medium?
fantástico seus trabalhos! gostaria de saber qual o nome dessa tinta marrom e dessa vermelha escura, com tom de carmim?
Terra de sombra queimada e Carmim Alizarin.
I was wanting to know if water soluble oils easier to paint with? I have problems with mixing flesh tones.
Traduzione italiano
You are not even close to that 😃
Love the video, thanks for everything