Portrait Painting Tutorial | Joaquín Sorolla Paint Along
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2019
- In today's episode I invite you to draw or paint along with me! We will be creating a master study of a Joaquín Sorolla painting.
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The materials used in this video are listed below,
Winsor & Newton Artisan: Titanium White amzn.to/2IvaALP
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Winsor & Newton Artisan: Burnt Umber amzn.to/2EZ93N2
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Winsor & Newton Artisan: Ultramarine Blue amzn.to/2I3eRH8
Winsor & Newton Artisan: Ivory Black amzn.to/2I4ZRsw
Winsor & Newton 75 ml artisan water mixable thinner medium amzn.to/2KIp2lN
Canvas: 8x10" Cotton Canvas
Brushes Used:
Princeton Summit 2 Round 6100R amzn.to/2ME43nn
Master's Touch Bristles (variety of sizes)
Master's Touch Fan brush
Master's Touch size 1 round (tiny brush)
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Opps I forgot the other side of his collar :) My bad. Anyways, I hope you enjoy this paint along!
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Really enjoyed it and thanks for the useful tips.
Thank you for this from a 66 year old absolute beginner.
I began learning to paint last year. I thought i'd clear the bedroom of the piles of art attempts? I sold 3 paintings at the local market on my second attempt..this was a week ago. i'm still smiling..they sold for a tenner [british money] each. take no notice at people who put you down. trouble is we got our own internal voice that does the same carping ..I have enjoyed todays lesson. I will try this lesson [I uploaded it] as soon as I get a canvas sorted.
These recent episodes have not only demonstrated excellent portrait painting techniques, they've also added to my knowledge about the work of master artists. Thanks again, Yupari.
the most important thing is to learn to draw, draw draw, none of these guys ever tell you they have spent years drawing.. really annoying. So people who don't understand the classical way and can spend a lot of money in a classical academy can never hope to paint like this.
Don't you worry about what people say.. to me you are a great teacher..I learned a lot from you..so keep it coming..and I love your talks with us fellow painting friends during your paint along tutorials!😀Greetings from Croatia..!😎
Thank you for your time and effort 🌹. Its highly appreciated
I've never seen this 'master work' before, great selection for a study!
Thank you again for simplifying the process of portrait painting. I never knew where to start and this is a very intelligible method.
"Do not look for confidence from someone else"
you are a wonderful artistyour work is amazing thank you so much for sharing your great gift .
Thank you for your kind words!
EXCELLENT painting lesson, mixing skin tones - THANK YOU !!!
Amazing! Learning so much from you! So very grateful to you!
This is a great study, thank you so much! Loving these paint along videos!
Yupari what you told about the one that agrevated you.. Yes... just keep up your marvellous and generous work ! And I agree totally: he is the one that we should have pity with.
It was nice to hear you say, "I don't know why,...I always start in this area.".....while beginning in the middle of the forehead. Vincent van Gogh always said, "Begin in the middle and work your way out." Haha
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Extremely helpful! I’m watching all your videos and learning so much. I have never painted with oil paint before. This seems like a really good artist to learn from. Once I think I understand I’ll get my materials.
Thank you! With you was my first portrait!
Very nicely done, and a good demonstration of how many variations and shades of colour you can get with a limited palette. Some portrait artists (in addition to the pigments you use) add grey, Chromium Oxide Green, Cadmium Orange, and Venetian Red to their palette, but you manage to achieve what you need to do without those colours. Great technique!
Bravo! A very good rendering of this Sorolla self portrait!
Thank you for your time and for sharing your knowledge. All the best. Great video.
Thank you very much for sharing! Loved it!
Muy buen vidio .
Se aprende muchisimo, tambien del color.
Muchas Gracias.
Thank you again for your teaching. Highlights in my life. I would appreciatie very much a video about the technical issues considering painting with the watersoluble oils. Especially about painting in layers and the fat over lean questions.
Thank you very much for this video! It is exactly what I needed explained.
Gracias maestro , por compartir esta excelente clase paso a paso. Un saludo
Hi Yupari, thank you for the videos. It helps learning a bit more. Keep talking please, love to listen something very informative. Thanks a lot.
It's been a lot of help!!👍👍
Great tutorial, really enjoyed following this. 👍
Thanks for a this video great to see brushes been used with such confidence, you should have your own space, best of luck.
This was a great tutorial Yupari; this is the first time I've come across your channel. Thanks for your talent and patience; it is amazing to watch how it all comes together; so exciting. I have just subscribed.
"sold any paintings?" "no but i have over 34 thousand people watching me on youtube" that should shut them up.
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Super merci!
Thank you from South Africa
Genious!
When someone asks if you’re selling your art for thousands, say “only to you”.
Thanks for showing full vedio and guidance
Wow great. Thank you for the video.
Great method
Super great
You can use regular oil paints if you like with walnut oil and soap to clean your brushes while painting indoors to avoid paint thinner. You don't have to use the water mixable. I forget the brand offhand, but there is a good soap used to get oil paint out of your brushes (everybody uses it; you probably know it). The walnut oil to clean your brushes is sold specifically for artists by Michael Harding, if he is still in business. I have even heard one recommend using baby oil but I wouldn't try it.
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Hey there! Would love to see your technique on darker skin. Love your vids and I have learned a lot!
ruclips.net/video/QwfekMkFGWA/видео.html if you havnt seen it yet 😉
Love you
Hi, yupari.. I always watch your video almost the same day you upload.. can you make a tutorial of barge drawings, the riley method i study the basics also already.. Thanks, great video as always..
I find the water mix able oils harder on bristle brushes.
Water mixable oils! You sneaky, you.. Now I need to try them myself..
Wonderful. Thoroughly enjoyed this video. Do you use thinner or water for water mixable paints?
Awesome as usual! What brand of canvas do you like?
Big respect for your art and how you share it with public! I follow you since 6 months. I wanted to ask you: what camera do you use to shoot your videos? Thanks!)
I enjoy it. Are your different colors of paint on a piece of glass that you clean afterwards?
My friend, is good that you try to an study of this great master that he was, in fact one of my favorite of all times. Just a couple things, this guy didn’t blend that much, there’s no need, and secondly the drawing, you got to work on the drawing so you can improve your skills.
Agree- little too much color, and little too light in the light areas- not alot, but enough to be noticeable- I note in my own work i tend to go too colorful and too light
He didn't really do much of a drawing, I think the intentions were just to get the general proportions. Which would be easier if he actually had drawn with graphite first.
I wanna u to know something, while i watching your videos i leaning painting + english by listening when you talking 😂😂
Do you provide the reference photo used so that we can see a larger version on our monitor?
BEST way to teach realist painting technique is through demos copying exemplary (portrait) paintings, not photos.
What brush are you using ?
Also....are you using a wet palette?
What do you use for a palate?
do you have a video on how to draw on a canvas?
could be me but I feel he nose you painted was a tad shorter than the original
No one like to hear that they have been TRICKED! Especially for the LAST 10 PAINTINGS!!! Don't do that, I love your videos and your art. Now you have me focusing on wether or not your being truthful on who's hand I'm watching. When I rather just enjoy your work!.
Would I need to use Linseed Oil with water mixables ??
Denise Shaw oh my friend, I’m sorry but I gonna have to answer this, linseed oil is for oil base paint as the name says, oil mediums are not water soluble, you need to find a medium that’s water mixable.
Sorry, I skipped the whole video just to see the end result :)
Tienen este tutorial en espanol
Thank you. Great video. Is the canvas painted gray? How long does it have to dry before starting the portrait?
His reference is the photo he hasn’t painted yet.... paradox
Keep talking. It is very helpful.
I'd have said to that person, do you want to be one of those people who says I had a chance to buy one of his paintings before he became famous! Snarky comments to your face really gets under my skin...
The artist self-portraits probably look serious because they are focused on studying their ow features.
Funny, how all the errors in drawing (composition, relative sizes, placement) are evident to everyone but the artist.
KpxUrz5745 agree with you my friend
I'm sorry, as a long-time painter I have to view these demonstrations with a critical eye. A weakness I see in practically every oil portrait demonstration on youtube is the novice's tendency to leap way too quickly to what I have to call instant gratification, and that is applying all the facial highlights far too soon. In fact, even if held off until the final stages, there are always too generous a use of highlights accompanied by the overuse of white throughout the painting. This extinguishes any chance at achieving a sense of gravity. And to say this is "just a study" does not excuse the superficiality.
but the aim is to match the colors right? why not using a color picker? also I noticed you do not take measurements.it seems like a bad habit
YAHUSHA KING I’m sorry but no. The aim is never to match colors in painting, what you should match are the values and drawing most importantly.
Too much creativity and no intellect equals 80% of abstract art. Basically, a joyously inept mudslide.
The face is wonderful, but the mouth looks weird to me.
In all your videos you remark that you are doing a "study" rather than a "copy" of the painting. I find this silly and annoying. Clearly you are doing a copy and there is no shame in this. Copying the work of a Master is how painters have studied the works of Masters for at least the last 500 years. Neither are you doing an "interpretation". Its obvious you are trying, with whatever measure of success, to achieve an image as close to the original as possible. Drop the silly pretension and if you don't know the difference look at some of Van Goch's interpretations of Millet.