How the Masters Treated the Flesh Color. Cesar Santos vlog 047

[@brenttaylordotus]

Off note - I like that you lowered your voice inside the museum. Class.

[@d1i9n2a2]

If art books were written by artists instead of art historians they would be a bit like this video and so much more useful!

[@Marcblur]

Amen to that! It always made me mad that I had to take 12 hours of art history for my BFA, but art history students never had to take a painting class. How can they write about art when they have little or no idea how it's made? Answer: The state of art history books today.

[@prolificF8]

I think we're seeing a change in tide with a new generation of Art Historians bringing excitement and freshness in approach.

[@RSidd]

I am learning so much from you everyday. Keep up the good work!

[@Nunyabeeswax777]

It would be awesome if you had a future video showing us how to match the colors from these classic paintings.

[@snittersflies229]

I love the passion you show in your videos! Draws me into your videos every passing second!!

[@marcodamaceno418]

This video was a real class! Thank you for sharing this knowledge.

[@BRUQBEATS]

Beautifully described with passion and understanding.

[@nvmnvm23]

Ur elaboration of a classical painting is the best I have ever heard.

[@williamsoaresdossantos3546]

Dear César Santos, I love your videos and loved this one a lot. Thanks for sharing! All the best!

[@SulyapSaKasaysayan]

Hola Amigo Cesar Santos, yo soy de las islas FIlipinas. Yo no hablo Espanol bien. The reason why I am writing you a message is that I just wanted to share my experience, and also to thank you for your video and your philosophy that inspires me as an artist as well. As a matter of fact, I am also an Artist but I am artist comics illustrator, animator and industrial designer. My dream is in fact, to meet you in person, I am older than you Cesar, but you did inspires me with your art, your style of classical approach of painting. I also studied in Moscow Industrial Design School (Escuela Superior de Diseno Industrial named after Stroganov en Moscu, la URSS- desde 1985 hasta 1993 anos. Though I studied design, but we never paid attention too much in Human figure drawing and classical painting at the same time, until i graduated, and when I dived into a job,,i started learning myself, digged deeper search for my own style, Though I was a comics artist before I left the Philippines in September of 1985, I was not that skillful enough and to these date. I became cartoonist animator in United Arab Emirates but not too strong... What I mean, these days, I already turned 53 last August 2018 and going to be 54 this year, I started reviving my desire to do visual arts, and certainly, as I go online searching for the masters, and then that is the reason I found you...Also I wish to share to you that I got some Cuban friends who studied with me in Stroganov Art School in Moscow, Russia, his name is Lizardo Ochoa, for what I remember he did monumental painting,, Nidia Fernandez, Nora Fuentes and Gabriel who did INterior Design forgot his apellido. We in fact, all speak fluently in Russian. Becaus enthat isour medium of communication in USSR that time. Well, its too interesting to watch your video about drawing and painting your classical approach really inspires me...and besides, Philippines is also a tropical countru like Cuba, and we both had the same destiny when AMerican ceded our country from Spain during the 1898 SPanish AMerican War...that is when the Treaty of Paris signed in 1898,,and Philippines was bought for 20 million dollars by the US from Spain...and same thing happened to Puerto Rico, Cuba and Guam in Marianas Islands in the Pacific, How I wish to meet you in person one day....Your avid fan...Your uncle form the Philippines my name is Manolito M Agustin Good Job!

[@prichardgs]

This was so informative Cesar!

[@alaindezii4445]

Very well explained Cesar and entertaining at the same time. Great job.

[@markcaselius5993]

Always amazed at the thought that went into creating a "masterpiece". Not just slap some paint on and see what happens. Thanks for bringing this aspect out for us. I for one have learned a lot.

[@KennethBrant62]

I love the info that you give in your videos. I like the fact that you put your own little twist on things and make people see things from a different perspective. Don't ever stop my friend!

[@stephenodey5147]

Cesar , Thank you , as always positive and informative 🙌

[@agelikialexandridou5427]

I love the way you present your themes. If only I could have you as a teacher!!!!!

[@TheArtofEngineering]

This dude makes art cool and relevant! Props!!!!

[@jennifergottliebel-azhari149]

Learn so much more from him than art historians at Columbia who taught me nothing abput technique

[@ramelep]

You ARE AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you 🙏🏽 thank you for transforming my life!

[@mercuryrhodes]

Thank you man I’ve been looking for this

[@michaelsoftelbows]

Like your sketchbook tour series, would love to see more!

[@roathripper]

loved this, thanks Cesar!

[@LauraOfernandes]

Ive been wanting cesars cd for a while, as soon as Ill get the money ill buy it, I bet its content is amazing

[@alamedvav]

A nod to Pablo with that shirt.

[@leyesdelaconsciencia]

Gracias compadre siempre aprendiendo de ti! Abrazo enorme !

[@SebastianTinajero]

Another fantastic video Cesar!

[@Artinstruction4u]

This is you best video to date! Thank you!

[@annielalo5247]

Could you please make more videos like this , in the museums explaining art, especially now that you moved to Florence

[@yazmoz9863]

Master . love every single video.

[@artistaDas-tp8kr]

Wowwwwwwww amazing art work's

[@weiland24]

Informative. Thanks.

[@pedroflora2971]

Grazie, maestro.

[@roninelite2544]

Mr Santos, I am a tattoo apprentice and I love what I do. I am looking forward to learning classical art. I hope to work with you one day when im up on my own, hopefully you feel the same way!

[@adildraws]

Nicely analyze.

[@lindamclean8809]

Very good

[@patrickwelch3274]

You are a great instructor. Don’t fall into that trap stay an artist. I think you can go further here with being famous some day. Stay the course.

[@JoseGomez-is1ws]

Estaría bien que hiciera algunos vídeos en español.

[@AbeerMalik]

I just love all your video...the way you describe is so clear and on the point....Thank you..

[@pablopaul8539]

This video is so underrated.

[@dynamics36]

Great video

[@canalcerrado2433]

Nice, i like the way this video goes, taking art as it should be... seriuosly...buffonery is great for other channels... keep it up👍

[@acenzi]

Great.

[@philippecolin151]

Very instructive, next time as a sign of acknowledgment to the artists could you also provide their names, thank you Cesar

[@opsimata_]

love your videos!!! keep it up!!

[@dhammadasa2563]

A Living Master

[@tinandonovski998]

I want to meet you in person cause you have so much passion about art and it would be fun to change experience😃

[@rekhah103]

Hi Santos , I love your channel and the way you explain each and every concept 😊 could you please make a video only explaining art books to read? M a self taught painter.. mostly water colors but recently I have also started acrylic and oils

[@santocesart]

Rekha H hi, on vlog026 i talk about the Charles Bargue Book. More will come!

[@JuMaggioliTango]

Thanksssssss

[@daikayll1897]

I really have found the energy to reassert my love and practice of beautiful art and it's production too. My friends, mostly non practitioners of any art, are all converts now to the importance of good drawing. I've also painted nearly all of them and now I've begun charcoal portraits. I gifted the paintings to each and I intend to gift a lot more in my attempt to bring ART back to the man in the street. Power to you to Cesar. Love your thoughts and ethics. Your works pretty good too ! I'd love to do a portrait of you but where would I lost it to? Do you have a gallery address I could use? Hwyl Fawr

[@patabellon3409]

Thanks for sharing! Do you have plans on sharing a project about colorizing a “black & white” source? How would you come up to a realistic flesh colors on a black and white source, say, a 1920’s photo?

[@Lucyart]

Thank you 😘

[@j.mthierryjerome9296]

Santos César 💪💪💪💪💪✌

[@lukajabua9943]

amazing bro

[@JJ-ok2sm]

Cesar make español la intricion de la pintura por favor.

[@fragwagon]

Great video. Would love to see you interview Neilson Carlin.

[@josephtermeer4595]

Thank you, i had not heard this in college courses like you explained. And your rap...😂😂😂

[@pachamamaforestal3126]

Hola, Cesar. Disculpame por preguntar en español, más bien por las demás personas que participan en este foro. Mi pregunta es, el tono que se usa preliminar para los valores tonales, ese monocromo puede variar dependiendo del color de piel en el que se va a trabajar? Por ejemplo; tuve un maestro que comenzaba sus pinturas con un tono gris-verdoso, pero tambien he visto otros que parten con un gris, o gris-azuloso, o marrón. Gracias anticipadas. Salud y Bendiciones.

[@santocesart]

Pachamama Forestal se puede hacer ese tono de base de diferentes maneras. Rojizo se puede hacer tambien, mientras que sepas como balanciar las otras capas.

[@artworkbyzae4707]

hey im from miami and i wanted to know if you are taking apprentices at the moment .

[@ArtistWizardry]

Why are there many museum paintings with women and a severed head? Is there shared same meaning between them or is it just coincidence?

[@zy6747]

It depicts the biblical story of the beheading of John the Baptist

[@pachamamaforestal3126]

Me gustaría si pudieras traducir mi comentario, quizás hayan personas con la misma pregunta. Es que mi inglés no es bueno a la hora de escribir. Gracias

[@PorteñaCali]

Extremely multidimensional person, like very refined teacher, skillful artist, street rapper, gym rat 😁🙌 i bet judgemental people may be so confused!

[@aylix2137]

We have found a modern master, and he looks like a cross between michelangelo and antonio banderas

[@vawschnier5146]

First comment!

[@nebulaoperator]

Four grey humanoids didn't get it and disliked this video.

[@arcturusgold8858]

You haven't mentioned Verdaccio, Grisaille,, sfumato and glazing techniques amongst a few that others were in practice.

[@mathilda6763]

Arcturusgold I dunno if it is necessary since those where not the topic of this video. This video was more about spotlighting one specific aspect when it comes to presenting human flesh in a painting. As I see it this video has a much more compositional focus. you can't expect him to talk about all kinds of painting techniques in one video.😶

[@arcturusgold8858]

Yes, I know - so true but even the mention of certain techniques would perhaps give the viewer a chance to do some research on those topics. They also underline how certain tonal effects(for example) came about. Cesar Santos is certainly an exceptional artist AND a very good teacher.

[@mathilda6763]

Arcturusgold hmm...i think he's assuming that people already are at a certain knowledge level. His videos seem more geared towards intermediate to a little more experienced artists and art historians(?). I suppose his target group should already be a little informed about art history or at least know how to do a little research. He mentioned the epoche so that should most people help to figure out the rest on their own.

[@vaderetro264]

Proper grisaille didn't exist till the 19th Century. 16th and 17th century painters would have laughed at somebody wasting time in a grisaille stage.

[@arcturusgold8858]

“Grisaille was also adopted by artists of the early Netherlandish Renaissance, including the Tournai painter Robert Campin (c.1378-1444), the Ghent masters Jan van Eyck (1390-1441) and Hugo Van Der Goes (1440-1482), the Bruges artist Hans Memling (c.1433-94) and the Dutch visionary Hieronymus Bosch (1450-1516). The technique was also used during the High Renaissance by the Mantua-based painter Andrea Mantegna (1430-1506), Michelangelo (in his Genesis fresco on the Sistine Chapel ceiling) as well as Andrea del Sarto (1486-1530), leader of the Florentine High Renaissance, among others. During the 16th century, the tradition of grisaille painting was maintained in the Netherlands, by the Haarlem-based artist Maerten van Heemskerck (1498-1574), the great Pieter Bruegel the Elder (c.1525-1569), the printmakers Hendrik Goltzius (1558-1617) and Adriaen van de Venne (1589-1662), the landscape painter Jan van Goyen (1596-1656) and Rembrandt (1606-69). Since the late 17th century, grisaille is one of the types of art that has declined in popularity both with artists and collectors. Nonetheless it is still used for aesthetic reasons in certain decorative works.” From ‘The Encyclopaedia of Fine Art’. You should know Piero.....:-)

[@marbellaalberto8689]

Last part was so cringeyyyyyyyy 🤣

[@greenc1088]

ditch the rap in the end of videos perhaps?

[@Yayyyyyyyyyy]

Glenn C noooo way

[@moonrraayyll]

it wouldn't be a cesar santos vlog without the rap at the end

[@artriot4758]

Oh no. We've all got to be who we are. If you miss the humour, you miss Cesar.

[@KennethBrant62]

I agree! It is now a part of what Cesar is. The video would feel wrong if it wasn't there.

[@tranglomango]

Glenn C every rap is pure cringe....rap itslef is cringey af. Be it from whatever person, pro or not.

[@beanstaIkjack]

Brilliance