It is somewhat unsettling how similar you look to Jeff Bezos. Consider me thoroughly educated on color theory and simultaneously creeped out.

Just in case mjpete27 checks out the replay, I wanted to let that person know that I personally use Chelsea products. The lavender spike oil has a very strong odor but the citrus brush cleaner has a wonderful orange smell and I use it for brush cleaning as well as my first layer in painting. It works beautifully for both! I would highly recommend these products. They are amazing!

"Only real artists own all kinds of supplies that they swear they"ll use one day" giggling uncontrollably......that describes me to a tee! We are in the process of moving and out of the 40 boxes already packed, 20 of them are my art supplies LOLOLOLOLOL

Nice tutorial and incredible voice

I love his green pigment from yellow and black

May I make a request from Tusc and Pine?! I would absolutely loooove to see a video of each individual color mixed gradually into tints.

Yep, been told this forever.

Pastels work from dark to light, not light to dark.

I'm having a LOT of trouble with Baohong blocks. I rip the paper every time. EVERY TIME. Also Fluid 100 heavyweight paper is very difficult. I'm almost gravitating to 300 lb paper in sheets to avoid the issue.

I feel so seen.

Can I take gouache paint ?

You used burnt siena with burnt umber not raw siena

Thank you sir,!

I was taught not to use black as well

Hullo Emmy, I am very interested in seeing these paints in action, I believe we have seen their use in a couple of Jerry’s LIVE events! I am more curious about how they can work without turpentine or OMS ! Removing petroleum from my painting equation is essential for me and the toxic nature of those chemicals! Maybe you can try a demonstration with The Chelsea Lavender products? Their fat & lean mediums? Their thinner as well as the soap they provide in their sample kits? I honestly don’t know if I can take on an oil painting project without a yellow ochre, so if I do try these paints I would be buying a few more options, but maybe you can show the folly of my outdated working methods? I am hopeful that you will give your viewers a sample of the Chelsea Lavender products? I do hope so. Thank you for sharing all of your ideas and expertise.

It’s titled a masterclass, and yet you didn’t shade your lemon by reducing its chroma. A tad of purple added to the yellow is the way to go.

one of the best video i saw today :) u are one of the best artist i know 🎨 live longer and make lot of knowledgeable videos. thank you sir .

What about ochre , burnt and raw sienna and umbers? and black do you have a set with these or how much to include then?

isit oils or acrylics?

why background orange?

You are an amazing teacher! You compliment Bob Ross who I love... so much to really take in, especially the message of "freedom to make mistakes". Thank you!

Yes black was frowned upon in the art institution where I studied in South Africa,

0:40 is a picture of a muay thai fighter

what a great "lectio magistralis" on colours! thank you

Call it a “concept “ rather than a “rule.”

Just found this. Amazing.

would love to watch some of your programs.... but..... impossible to do for the times you have them.... why not make them available AFTER the initial showing for those of us unable to watch the actual presentation....

It's just paint. Love that.

What brand of fixative did they use on the apple?

I have never taken any art classes but I have painted with acrylics my entire life. He is by far the best teacher I have ever had and I have learned more in this hour than the last 30 yrs ok 40 something lol

Really really helpful. Beautifully explained and demonstrated. Thank you very much., you are extremely talented.

Your green is very appropriate for doing forests of evergreen trees. Th drawing of the lemon at first I thought Charlie Brown, the round headed kid. Yes, you do have trees, in Central Park.

Thank you John. Very formative. And nice tree painting. Some points - rules are guidelines. I agree. Imprimatur affects working dark to light and light to dark. Loving what you do even as a professional. For years I never used black until I started doing a series of Master painting copies. I am a portrait / figure painter so greens were not “as prevalent” in my work. But I like the variations you achieved with yellow and black you demonstrated. You are correct about white. Even after fifty years painting, I never cease to learn. Good information.

Thank you so much for this class. It was wonderful.

''My French lessons are doing something useful'' 😂 me guessing we're in the same club

Very inspiring- really enjoyed seeing you mix and make your unique color palette 🎨

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Dang, you make me wanna switch to oils! Thanks for the lesson.

Good morning my dear friend, I have a problem, I want to make a one inch mat and I don't understand how to do it with this equipment. I would appreciate a little guidance. Greetings!!

My father is a landscape painter. He said to me to mix my black, so no two areas of black were the same. He was a fan of Burnt Umber and Ultramarine blue. Some blacks could tend to the brown and others towards the blue. He also said to mix a lemon yellow and lamp black to get a muted green. He said it was because lamp black was a blue-black. As though the black was tinted towards the blue. I personally like Prussian Blue and burnt Siena to mix my blacks. I think they are more transparent and richer in color.

What about using the complementary color for shadow

Where's the diversity? No blue people?

What kind of brush are you using.

Thank you! Great video!

Thank you so muth ❤😊

Love the color & the process. Thank you!

Thank you so much ❤

i’ve been dying to understand paint color mixtures, etc. Thanks so much 🌷🌱 also learned how you layer the paint. 🎨

Just before you explained your background color, i was going Why did you paint your background dark orange ? exactly a few seconds later, you explained :) i guess that idea is natural because you’re talking about how colors change depending on the color next to it. ( doesn’t really show here.) 🪼🦀. 🪼🪲. 🪼🦢. 🪼🐝

Just before you explained your background color, i was going Why did you paint your background orange ? :)