How to tell apart warm and cool colors | Color Theory tips

[@marilynambler876]

Another great welcome video. Thanks and blessings to you my dear teacher 👩‍🏫👍🌹❤️🙏

[@SG-il4yd]

Best video on color temperatures...loved your explanation!

[@NatureSketchbook]

Thank you very much!

[@philipdown3147]

Greatly appreciating your inspirational videos Julie, thankyou for making things amazingly clear how you've planned and achieved a result. Thanks appreciating stay safe and healthy keep sharing your talents

[@ruthvanstraten7126]

Thank you. This was so helpful 😊

[@angelaschredl9245]

Bisher hab ich mich nicht sehr um warm und Kalt bei den Farben gekümmert, ich habe die Farbe rein intuitiv nach Gefühl eingesetzt, oder eben nach einer Vorlage ausgewählt. Vor einiger Zeit habe ich festgestellt, dass es doch durchaus sinnvoll ist, über die Farben an sich besser bescheid zu wissen und mit deren bewusster Anwendung eine bessere Wirkung beim Betrachter zu erzielen. Kurz: ich will mich damit jetzt mehr beschäftigen, und dein Video war super für mich. Danke 😄

[@katpaints]

I love color and i have found that some have very strong views on what is cool and warm. One watercolor teacher and I argued about the blues. He was convinced that French ultramarine was cool and those toward teal were warm. I found others in Facebook groups with the same confusion. The reasoning had more to do with what they were next to rather than the individual colors themselves. I appreciate where you place the primary colors, too. Most that I've seen flip it, which ous fine, but this is how i have always done it and what looks right to me. Thanks for your videos!

[@NatureSketchbook]

I guess everyone has a different perception of what's warm and cool without having studied color theories, so that may play a role. There's also a number of artists who define the warmest and coolest colors along the axis yellow/blue, and in that case ultramarine is defined as the coolest color. So there's no universal rule or definite model that's always right, color is still a very perceptual thing.

[@katpaints]

@@NatureSketchbook Yes - and it now has to make me laugh, because, of course, I "know" I am right!! LOL!

[@rosejames1436]

Thanks for another helpful video!

[@wakingupfrom]

love this

[@philipdown3147]

Sorry mistake with name Julia :~)