Quick Tip 431 - Identifying Tube Colors

What does tube colors have to do with hues? Artist/art teacher Dianne Mize identifies what tube colors really are.
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[@marilswan5264]

this lesson opens up a whole new way of seeing and using colours. Thanks so much for your thoroughness and erudition with colours.

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

You are so welcome! Have fun with it.

[@nanag1168]

You are such a wonderful teacher I think we're all blessed for having you, thank you so much for sharing all your wisdom with us 💞

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Thank you for that! I love sharing these tips.

[@lkogirl9869]

Thankyou! you are sweeet! There is none like you. Love your videos . Love how lucid and erudite you are, how well ypu explain things, really appreciate your dedication to teaching. your love for teaching comes through in all your videos. You know learner's pitfalls so well! Thankyou again🙏

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

You are so welcome. It is a joy to share.

[@mortysnerd]

I enjoy your tutorials and like seeing you. It's like an art pal, always interesting and informative, Thanks for your willingness to share all you have learned. You are a real resource.

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Thank you very much! It's a pleasure doing these.

[@mendyviola]

The very first thing I do with new paints is to make a mixing chart. It’s one of the fastest ways to explore the possibilities of a new tube of paint. I’ve fallen out of my painting lately, and doing a color exercise seems like a fabulous way to get back into it again.

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Good practice!

[@margaretbutters6181]

another great lesson thankyou

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

My pleasure!

[@debwalters2076]

A whole new world of colors. Thank You, D Walters

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

And what fun to play with.

[@MM-sp9ss]

hi Dianne, thank you for your wonderful lessons and the superb way you explain various concepts. I would appreciate if you will do a video of arbitrary color in paintings like Matisse sometimes did.

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Thanks. I will put your suggestion on our filming schedule. I do want to add that even though Matisse's selection of color might have been arbitrary, his execution wasn't.

[@kevinhritz8392]

Just love Dianne!!! I need to print out her color wheel and cut out the center!

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Please do! You'll be surprised at what it will reveal for you.

[@kevinjones7777]

Very interesting and a good way to learn how colour mixing works. I am enjoying the journey.

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Love that, Kevin!

[@jaimehernandelgadoquintero4539]

Gracias

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

My pleasure.

[@evealton2712]

I don't know what I'm missing but I can follow you and your teaching is so thorough but when I try on my own I still just look at the color wheel. I get the 1st part but in the exercise I didn't get the blue and purple until you said. I'm not even sure what to ask. It seems like we're deconstructing the tube color which makes sense but I can't seem to get too far with it. I've tried doing mixing charts and again get lost. Please help. The tip was excellent but I'm missing something. Thank you Dianne.

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

The color wheel shows us ONLY the relationship of the hues, not the values of color. Because of the way the colors are placed on the traditional wheel, we can make decisions about how to mix them by the hues each color contains and what that hue will do to another hue. Every hue has the potential to be any value. THAT we can determine with a value scale. And every hue has the potential to desaturate (neutralize) it's complement. That information is on the wheel. So for each tube color, the questions are: (1) What hue is it? (2) What value of that hue is it? and (3) What is its degree of saturation or desaturation? It might help to watch this little video: tinyurl.com/bdcnpzhk

[@evealton2712]

@@IntheStudioArtInstruction Thank you so very much Dianne. The lights went on with your 2nd explanation and video. It made it all come together. I'm so grateful for your teachings which are masterful. I love when it clicks... 😊