Oil Painting With Sarah Sedwick: The Black and White Value Study

[@nerdrum27]

Love your style of teaching

[@SarahSedwick]

Thank you, Normand!

[@anadampling666]

Veryyy happy about this lesson

[@KirsiJulkuArt]

Beautiful value study!

[@SarahSedwick]

Thanks!

[@anknaparkin7510]

Thank you so much. So inspiring and educational 👍🤩💛💛💛

[@SarahSedwick]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for your comment. :)

[@conversationswithcanvas]

Your still life lessons are just awesome 😎

[@SarahSedwick]

Thanks so much!

[@simaabedini3617]

Glad to see you here .

[@SarahSedwick]

Thanks, Sima!

[@ewafal7165]

Hello from Holland! Love your lessons , you are my inspiration in the first steps in painting!

[@SarahSedwick]

Hello! So glad you enjoyed the video. Happy painting!

[@martinvestergaardportraits5654]

Nice pause and compromise between drawing and painting with colors. Thx 😊

[@SarahSedwick]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it. :)

[@수아조-c1j]

It’s crazy that this is free.

[@Suryaprabhaeaswar]

Extremely useful and simplified very well : thanks a ton !!! love you 😍

[@SarahSedwick]

Thanks for that great comment! Glad you enjoyed the video. :)

[@jayarnbert6137]

Invaluable lesson, thank you...Greetings from France!

[@SarahSedwick]

Bonjour! And....Merci!

[@douglasriddle6447]

Great video. Have you ever done value studies using a color, say Cad Yellow, where #3 would be the pure color and #1&2 would be the color lightened with White, and #4&5 the color darkened with Black?

[@SarahSedwick]

I'd like to try it! Sounds fun. I have done what are more like temperature studies, with a range mixed between two complementary colors, with their tints.