the original mona lisa was stopped on too.

they didn't even paint the mona lisa could i too?

A very thorough and knowledgble masterclass, thank you!

🖤🎱🖤🖤

How do you know which blue and red from the chart tonuse. Like how do you find the best 2 combinations

The color wheel seemed to still be complimentary with the color coordination, what would they have been, around 13:45

I’m one tip in and I already saved money 😅

Love how you did this presentation with the “beginner “. Clever and helpful

Incroyable, à chaque fois que je retombe sur tes vidéos je me demande toujours pourquoi j'en ai cherché d'autres. Merci !

It likely also helps, that those "Colors" represent an factual darker value. So where is should be darker it actually is darker..

Kelvin temperature reverses throughout the day. Warm shadows and cool light tones denote 12 o’clock noon lighting, whereas the shadow appears cool and the highlights appear warm at sunrise and sundown. Neutral lighting at 10 am and 2 pm are best left for rendering architecture.

Mfw I'm colourblind 🤔🤷🏼‍♂️😂

Waouh merci beaucoup ! Je débute en peinture à l'huile et je galère à étaler ma peinture. Je vais tester cette méthode. Et je trouve que la 2ème technique est vraiment très belle avec un beau relief et suggérant les coups de pinceaux sans les montrer réellement

probably better choice would be to take a TRANSPARENT ruler

Valuable stuff, thank you

Got balls?

I would loved to heard how that first Mmmmbobby went 😂

You make it look easy. 🎨

Easy do It. More dificult remember to do It.

Hmm, I legit thought saturated colors were the best for local colors I have to experiment with this next time

Beautiful channel, I am learning so much. I made color charts 10 years ago and I am planning on making them again to refresh my memory and skills. I am excited to apply your techniques. Thank you.

Don't get too local tho, each pixel is slightly different. It is why skin has a texture

The amount of difference that such a small change can do is crazy

thanks.helpful. danke

0:29 A crylic is just petroleum and not water

Wow. ❤❤like wow.. 😮😮😮

My first painting was made with oil paint, I just used a spatula, for abstract it's amazing. Doesn;t dry in seconds, you have tons of time to fix whatever mistakes you could have caused.

Wait, actually thats pretty helpful, so the most chromatic/vibrant area is a good point to look when looking for the local color!?, nice

So this is sold as a tracing device, and it's a huge a struggle to use like that. I found this as I was trying to see why it isn't working for me. I'm deeply disappointed in the sales videos.

Вы совершенно правы, самая лучшая экономия это работать с высокопигментированными натуральными красками, любые имитации это большой расход и низкая интенсивность цвета как в процессе написания так и в дальнейшем, вызывает огромные вопросы к сохранности ваших картин.❤

Thank you also for this beautiful video! I am reading in Henri's "Spirit of Art": "Think of values as giving form, not as spots of light and dark" (p. 255). I recognize in these two different methods of execution, on the one hand traditional painting with the applied scientific knowledge of volumes and light, supported by the knowledge of anatomy, and on the other hand the method of the impressionists with the juxtaposition of spots of the same tone in different colors to dismantle the light. The method presented in this video is that of the latter, I think. Since I am very interested in the history of painting methods, do you know of testimonies of this method in times prior to those of the impressionists? Thank you!

Wow, all the advice that i need, thank you very much…my heart just racing… Im going to PAINT!!!!

Do you like Chinese white?

Nice presentation.

I hope to one day be as good as you

Thanks for a very good video.

For me, the colors are correct except for blue and yellow as shown here. Complementary to the blue shown here results in bright orange when I have stared at the blue. And when I have stared at the yellow, the result is blue with a little purple.

this video made me confident to make my first oil project which I had also posted in your discord, the painting went pretty good as a first project

I always watch your videos in full screen mode.

The cia got flo before he could finish

This is my favourite artist - for painting and teaching. His knowledge is extensive.

Color picking tool? What are you talking about?

This is the best video on this topic I've seen so far. Agree with all of it. The only supply I've bought so far that I regret and have given away is a brush holder that keeps your brushes bristle end down, which is why I bought it. But it's too difficult and clumsy to get the brushes in and out while you're working. Who wants to take the time to fiddle like that in the midst of painting? Much easier to make your own brush rest, like you did, or something similar. Easy and quick to pick up the brush you want and put it down, with the bristles slightly angled down. There are a million easy, low cost or free ways to do it. I keep my bristles resting in a shallow dish of oil, with the handles slightly elevated.

I’ve been watching you on Twitch. Wish you were on KZbin with that. I love that painting 💖I don’t have a a twitch account so I couldn’t comment .

Are all citrus based paint thinners bad? Many artists use Gamlin Solvent-free Gel. Some use Real Milk Paint, Orange Peel Oil.

I think you should go into more depth regarding these custom mediums that you speak of. Whats in them? why are the store bough ones actually bad? Not sure you really touched on these points.

thank you

I’m very interested in finding out more about tenebrism which I believe Caravaggio was the master of. Have you any knowledge of this technique?

Thank you, interesting informations.