The Simple Color Lesson I Use In All My Paintings

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Take your color mixing skills to the next level with these simple fundamentals! Includes how to practice, a process to use, and how to evaluate each stage.
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[@marcobucci]

Hope this helps your understanding of light and color! Full art mentorship recordings (40+ hours): www.marcobucciartstore.com/courses/artmentorship The Color Survival Guide class (7 hours): www.marcobucciartstore.com/courses/Colorsurvivalguide

[@danivic5499]

Silence, the master is gifting us with more knowlenge

[@Kajenx]

There's always SOME nugget I haven't heard before dropped in these videos.

[@kateprescesky3060]

I always get so excited for a new Marco vid!

[@jdawgtor]

Super valuable information!! I love the simplicity of these lessons. Also something that might help somebody, it doesn't matter what brush you are using, these principles of light and shadow shapes and colors still apply. So if painting using only a hard round brush with no opacity helps you to more clearly see the shapes between the light and shadow family, do that. I have had trouble in the past with using fancy brushes at the beginning because I just randomly made strokes, and lost the clarity. So using super clear and simple brushes at the start helped me understand better what I was doing. Then when you get the fundamentals, you can use the fancier brushes. Thanks Marco for being the best teacher!

[@the.y.method]

Color Survival Guide is solid. Just finished it. Makes the concepts here deeper and the exercises are superb.

[@spilledink849]

something about the way you describe the way the temperature of the light affects color finally made it click in my head

[@ManiacalMobius]

12:33 oh my god this is exactly what was i was breaking my brain over today. my highlights weren't "popping" for whatever reason. turns out it wasn't the highlights at all but the area surrounding them that needed a subtle color shift! thanks so much :D

[@y-A-k-i-S-o-b-a]

It's cool how light interacts with colors, sometimes changing the tones or even the color

[@Chinornor]

This is pure scientific with formulas. 10:11- 10:20 listen to this over and over again and tell me you didn't get shocked at this magic Marco makes everything easy. Thank you sir

[@mariuszgaaj2814]

It reminds me of your lesson, when you talk about colors "talking" to each other. It is like colors "want" to "talk" to the light and go closer to it.

[@Shiroroome]

This cleared all the confusion I’ve had for years😭thank you🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@sassafrassanid5718]

This and the shading video have the most helpful balls I've ever seen

[@fallenphoenixfilms]

You give Rudolph his nose back!!!! The succinct and informative nature of the lesson really helped me to be better understand values, as well as how the colour (hue?) of the light source changes the colours of the values on the object.

[@DonyDoodles]

nothing has helped me understand colour more than your videos. thank you!

[@shogant]

I hope the follow up videos include watercolor. Great video!

[@SephinAlexander]

Thank you Marco. You've been a wonderful teacher to me for all these years. Much gratitude.

[@ivibadriart]

You are the best teacher ever! Thank you so much for this explanation.

[@CreativePhenomenonArt]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏💕

[@marcobucci]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@CreativePhenomenonArt]

@ very helpful. Thank you 😊

[@drmofasa880]

I'm always looking forward to your videos. Thanks for yet another great tutorial

[@rezahosseinzadehnasser993]

Thank you. Very useful.

[@BrunoZerone]

I think Bucci's videos are entertaining even if you're not a painter. Even a simple sphere is eye-candy.

[@annaguettabi3974]

Amazing!!! A truly great teacher! I would like to see your explanation of oranges. How to make shadows on an orange object so it doesn’t turn into a poopey color 😊

[@Topcatyo.]

Great video, your explanations and use of visuals really help convey the lesson really well. I have a friend who just started drawing, I’m going to recommend this and the value video to him. Great stuff I’m looking forward to watching more of your videos

[@marcobucci]

Glad it was helpful! Hope your friend enjoys it too.

[@DIVINE_WEAP0N]

This simplifies what i've been trying to get a mental grasp of for awhile now!! + Huge thanks for the output in resources like this, I've probably seen every video on your channel at this point + paid for a few guides and they've been very effective. I also bought the latest book of yours with the plan of paying it forward to a local small town library once I feel i've truly retained all of the information from it.

[@JerryLecor]

Absolutely amazing video

[@Kelagrimensor]

Awesome, as always. Thanks Marco!

[@walterbarrios8442]

THIS is a F............. AWESOME VIDEO

[@BinxyBrown]

Thanks so much for these videos, I have a few of your courses and I always learn so much from you

[@Yuki-i4i6d]

wow this is was so helpful n amazing! the breakdown!!! thank you so much!

[@Trid3nt861]

A really helpful lesson Marco. I am enjoying your Proko course. I got to stop being lazy when studying it LOL.

[@benin8or]

0:30 hang on...I'm already lost...😅 In all seriousness, this is fantastic! Bravo. Question: what if your light and object are complimentary colors? In this instance, what if the light was more green or cyan?

[@Nakhab]

Cyan light will make red object appear pink-ish. Hue shifts look like curve on color wheel. Same general rule applies for green light.

[@PalomaMcClain]

Great stuff!

[@marcobucci]

Thanks!

[@Wuchta_art]

Ball industry will explode after this video (but honestly I need to buy a ball for reference)

[@UndeniableEggplant]

Thanks for the video! Very helpful

[@erudito4981]

Hi Marco! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! I regularly watch your videos on light and shadow coloring, since I consider them a valuable source for learning the very basics of coloring, both in digital and in traditional painting. I have some questions to ask though: Is there any way to know the exact percentage in which a local (or base) color is mixed with the light color according to its brightness, distance, saturation, falloff, and other factors? Also, do you always select a color just by picking it on the color wheel and choosing by eye, or you also use other and more precise digital tools to "calculate" it (such as blending modes, blending options, filters, transparency, fill, etc...)? And lastly, did you make or will you ever make a video on how to simulate a sub-surface scattering effect on translucent objects? I would really like to watch it! Thanks again for your lessons! I'm considering to buy one of your courses or books. Best regards!

[@GoDUsopp-gk2fx]

one using oil paint would be pretty nice

[@hippopotamusbosch]

🔴 We meet again Michael's styrofoam ball.

[@TonAdor23]

the best! may I ask, what if the light is diffused? does chroma would be lower? thanks!

[@MOOSEvr12389]

Wow very cool!

[@finhz]

Love that there's no music. It's easier to focus that way

[@EmiLovesJinxing]

i love it

[@seasaltcosmos]

me: aw dang it i'll never be able to learn this fundamental :( marco bucci: *i'm about to improve this man's whole career*

[@kiwilovesyoutube]

I clicked as soon as I got the notification sir

[@八坂りゅうのすけ]

"Hello, I'm a beginner who has recently started learning about painting and coloring. I'm very curious about the key points or techniques to pay attention to when it comes to 'color hiding（Color hiding is a technique where subtle or hidden colors are blended into the main colors to create depth and richness in the artwork.）.' I've watched many tutorials, and the people in them seem to apply this coloring technique quite casually. Some of the 'color hiding' looks very pleasing, but more often, the artworks give me a sense of being dazzling and strangely unsettling."

[@nguyentai464]

Oh no i want to buy a bAll now

[@elcreyo]

Say what you want but the 2nd painting is way more cool. 😎

[@grisimm]

great video! this was very helpful! I have a question though - on the second part would the now cold lighted table and cold light will reflect a colder reflected light? not sure if it was taken care of as well or not the more I look at it

[@눕정한-c2x]

11:02 i have a question. I've seen his other video where in the same cool light+red local color scenario the local color gets desaturated as it travels through the 'gray zone'. In this case it seems like it's not getting desaturated as much. Is it due to the light intensity?

[@antonioblanco3086]

Is it possible make complex scenes without references and be precise about color and lighting?

[@Ariane-qq9co]

Marco, I bought your Debt free art book through kindle. Great book but on the cover it states that it contains QoR codes to videos I can't find them help x

[@jammycarcitizen]

do you ever use color theory to pick your clothes

[@leftclot]

I want ur brush pack so badly. Please sell it to us ....

[@Heisenburg17]

Values are not that hard but sketching a perfect or decent circle

[@pa0fofa]

I clicked so fast

[@reneew5663]

[@invictvs-sol]

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[@kalinigrad3624]

First

[@metralla]

Congratulations!!!!!!!!

[@kalinigrad3624]

@@metralla lmao