Checkering - Mixing Green and Limited Pallet What Artist Should Know

In this video, Stefan Baumann Talks to his student at a workshop about Checkering and also discusses how to mix green and use a limited Pallett. This is a must-see for any artist. In this video, we'll be discussing the Checkering technique, which is a mix of the green and limited pallets. The artist should know how to do this in order to properly mix colors and create a real piece of art.
If you're interested in painting using a limited palette, then this video is for you! In this lesson, we'll discuss the Checkering technique, which is a mix of the green and limited pallets. This technique is used to create a real piece of art, and it's important that the artist knows how to do it in order to create a successful piece of art
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[@paulfogarty7724]

I came here to hear his opinion on mixing greens - and stayed for the stories. I could listen to this man all day !

[@StefanBaumann]

Wow-what a nice thing to say, your now my best friend. Please stay as long as you like so I can get to know you.

[@randyjones6138]

Its Shasta Mountain brother and you know why as you live there. May you live and continue to do these wonderful lessons as long as you can or should I say want too. Thanks. May the creator bless you!

[@katsadventures7027]

I intuitively know to do this and I do but not as much as you show here with the checkering! I will be now paying more attention to this :) BLESS YOUR BIG HEART :)

[@Hadoken.]

Magnificent information.

[@emmetlarrissy8228]

This is the third video I have seen on your channel that will very quickly improve my paintings. I suppose some people will think "only third?" But I have been painting for 10 years and I still learn a huge amount from these videos.

[@KaustavMukherjeeFineArt]

I understood that most of the time two adjoining surfaces couldn't have same values. But it wasn't a conscious idea! Thanks and that's a great painting.

[@emmetlarrissy8228]

That is an amazing painting. Great presentation also.

[@gspurlock1118]

Thanks for the great demo on checkering, I think I understand it now. . .also loved the info on colors.

[@MariaRevArt]

Omg! I love Quinacridone Rose over Alizarin Crimson for a limited palette. It offers such a wide range - purples, reds, and oranges.

[@ravenhendershott1058]

Same here! Plus its richer in tone too.

[@MariaRevArt]

@@ravenhendershott1058 Yes.

[@MariaRevArt]

@@robertowilson3883 Dioxide? As in Titanium White?

[@seachelle7222]

Very informative video. 🌷🌷

[@anonymousfellowindian]

Thanks

[@wally3279]

I am 75 years old just starting to paint with oils i did acrylics before i like your programs and watch them all the time would like to know more

[@StefanBaumann]

since time is important to everyone you might want to start coaching to meet you goals of becoming an artist when you grow up

[@10us101]

always the best

[@justinhunt4767]

Great tips

[@warnut8]

Could you make a demonstration video on this method of glue to remove the art off of the canvas? It would be lovely to have other demonstrations. I have a learning disability and sometimes need visuals to help me understand.

[@StefanBaumann]

There are other artists that do that

[@Reach3DPrinters]

Baumgartner Restoration on youtube has some excellent videos. kzbin.info/door/vZe6ZCbF9xgbbbdkiodPKQ However, Ive not seen a full removal before. I didn't know it was even possible.

[@warnut8]

@@Reach3DPrinters Thank you. This looks like a nice site.

[@jinimurray4090]

Have you seen Stuart Davies? He is a British painter who now lives in Southern France. He teaches simply and very relaxed.

[@lavernemartin8158]

After the rabbit skin glue is applied, what is used for the oil prime? In other words, the oil (whatever it is), is it mixed with anything else, or applied in its pure form?

[@flickaJay]

we can do checkering with pastels right?

[@Reach3DPrinters]

Great info, thanks as always. I need more checkering in my life :) So.. Basically, paint with CMYK and white... and you can achieve all colors seen in photos, but with greater luminosity. Black, K, as a convenience color. Since paint manufacturers don't actually make Cyan and rarely a pure Magenta or Yellow for that matter... we can only try to get close. I do like cobalt blue, it leans a tiny bit toward magenta, but not enough to matter much as cyan is a color only seen next to star light in deep space.Would be awesome for Windsor Newton to make a pure Cyan... but I imagine that would be a VERY expensive tube of paint. Perhaps I could custom mix it from printer ink cartridges and marble powder!

[@reedvan9100]

you all prolly dont give a shit but does any of you know a trick to log back into an instagram account? I stupidly lost the account password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me

[@dashphillip9704]

@Reed Van instablaster =)

[@reedvan9100]

@Dash Phillip thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and Im trying it out now. Takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.

[@Reach3DPrinters]

@@dashphillip9704 also for hacking someones account? lol, kidding of course.

[@reedvan9100]

@Dash Phillip it worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy:D Thank you so much you saved my ass !

[@katsadventures7027]

I have many deep spiritual profectic dreams and I was told in a dream I would live well over 100 years old and I would die with a paint-brush in my hands! The whole dream was profound. It is a mystery as I been so very ill for about 20 years now almost daily and at one point I was near death but God told me in a dream I have a second chance. :)

[@seachelle7222]

This is your message from God! Bless you and I hope your dream comes true 🌷

[@TheLeahsKitchen]

I practice like its for real, because if I dont and it turns out well, Ill be upset that I painted on something cheap just for practice.

[@aphroditematesi5115]

😮The

[@jackcracker9893]

100th 👍 !!!

[@deborahbarnes8475]

❤❤❤❤

[@nedcramdon1306]

Pardon my ignorance(beginner) but is the video very blurry on purpose?

[@matthewsjc1]

I’m confused. His never practice advice seems to go directly against his doodle doodle doodle advice in another video.

[@matthewsjc1]

Whaaaa...? I have no idea what liquid has to do with anything. Lol

[@matthewsjc1]

I said I was confused, because his advice in this video seemed to contradict advice in another video of his. For some reason you started making racist bigoted comments that have absolutely nothing to do with anything art related. This clearly isn’t a worthwhile discussion, so I respectfully withdraw from it. Have a good day, my man.

[@matthewsjc1]

“Don’t argue with a fool. He’ll drag you down to his level and beat you with experience.”

[@matthewsjc1]

Oh my... I hope your situation improves in the future. I truly do. I’m done for real this time. Peace

[@gspurlock1118]

Doodling is not a painting but an exercise to improve your drawing skills. He is saying that when you paint, be prepared to succeed with every painting. I already have a large supply of cheap canvasses and will keep using them until I prepare a supply of wood panels then donate any remaining canvasses to a school or something.

[@redangrybird7564]

Stephan, I think the right spelling is palette not pallet. 🤔

[@lavernemartin8158]

If you check the dictionary, pallet and palette are variants, but not to be confused with palate.