Limited Palette - live oil painting lesson

[@lolitakaloustianyoung7787]

great video thank you.

[@ScottRuthvenFineArt]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for being here!

[@heyihan9071]

Thank you. I've enjoyed watching this.

[@ScottRuthvenFineArt]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@paulaverger4129]

I kept thinking no, stop, you’re going to mess it up! But you created a fantastic painting and you really got your point across to have fun, take chances and everything can be fixed. Thanks for a great demonstration.

[@ScottRuthvenFineArt]

Hi Paula, well I'm glad I didn't mess it up! That's a real possibility but shouldn't keep us from trying. I'm glad my point was clear. Thanks so much for commenting! Have a great weekend.

[@sandradodson540]

Great video with so many little Gems of information. Thanks!

[@ScottRuthvenFineArt]

Terrific and you’re welcome, Sandra.

[@artbykcappadona5166]

Beautiful painting. Helpful tips. ❤

[@ScottRuthvenFineArt]

Thank you, I'm glad to hear that. 🙏

[@faroukelbey8493]

High from Algeria..good work thanks a lot

[@ScottRuthvenFineArt]

Wow, the other side of the globe! Thanks for watching and for your comment.

[@ericmaletsky8534]

Scott - this was a master class in taking a really nice photo and using it as inspiration for making a spectacular painting 👏👏👏👏

[@ScottRuthvenFineArt]

Wow Eric, that’s a really nice compliment! I appreciate it 😃

[@Coco2345ful]

Gorgeous painting! I will try to use a pallet knife more!

[@ScottRuthvenFineArt]

Thank you and good luck with the knife! Experiment and have fun 😁

[@bradad2026]

I use a fairly standard limited palette (Ultramarine Blue, Yellow Ochre and Alizarin Crimson + Titanium White) for landscape painting here in Australia but also use Burnt Sienna at times and booster colours like Viridian and Lemon Yellow for a bit of punch in the foreground and sometimes the sky if needed. I'd like to introduce Cerulean Blue at some stage but, being a relatively new oil painter (had a 30yr gap year) I'm happy to limit myself for quite a few paintings (maybe 100) so as to learn how to mix colours.

[@bahumdinger8361]

Thanks

[@ScottRuthvenFineArt]

You're welcome 🙂

[@annesalomons3410]

Almost always use a limited palet: lemonyellow, ultramarine , alyzarin and white

[@ScottRuthvenFineArt]

That sounds like a really workable combination. I'll have to try it. Thanks for tuning in and for your comment!