Paint Red Without Red Paint

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[@CesarCordova]

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[@joaovictorcabanas8519]

I love how he brought the red to life. I think that, since purple is the mix of red and blue, he exposed the red inside the color purple by canceling the blue with the opposite color: orange.

[@wyrdness1]

purple is magenta and cyan (leaning magenta). red is magenta and yellow.

[@MidoriDad]

Red isn't actually a primary color, neither is blue.

[@rezaechak8016]

I think is about he brought red cz he draw a watermelon.. so our brain assumed that color is red as we know watermelon is red inside.. cmiiw just my opinion

[@Lacroix999]

We’re taught in school that nothing can make a primary color, but those rules never applied to painting much because the rules we’re can be bent depending upon how you’re trying to make colors and which colors you’re actually starting from. Seeing this here I know it works, but I didn’t understand the why to be able to ever be able apply it in other areas of painting/Art. I’m embarrassed to say that after going to college majoring Studio Art and years of trying to understand the color wheel on my own (with the rules I was taught in school stuck in my head and surprisingly never actually taught this in college) and never being able to get it, this made it finally click for me having the ‘why’ it works explained! Thank you!

[@secretsoul6882]

@@MidoriDad first time i heard this... Still to me purple and orange are reincarnation of red gene.😉

[@fCLEF007]

This relies more on the use of green as a complimentary colour of red to trick your eyes into thinking it is redder than it actually is. Isolated, that is more of a orangey brown than true red.

[@technoraptor7778]

Yeah i totally agree

[@fredericapanon207]

There is an Android app colour-sorting game called I Love Hue. The tougher levels involve gradations between colours across the colour wheel. It's amazing how colours "change" depending on what their neighbours are.

[@dimwitteddingo]

@@fredericapanon207 I once accidentally did an eye trick like that with my art, I was using various shades of tan/cream and then I put the exact shade beside one color (separated by lines and on ipad) and it looked completely different then we're it was on the face, I had to retest that 3 different times to believe it! I picked a different color tho and it didn't work, and that's the only art piece I've done that with

[@justyes4516]

Yeah and the fact that its a watermelon our brains assume its red since watermelons are red

[@shivangrathore]

Can't u just appreciate his drawing skills? Instead of arguing

[@nathaliemartin2114]

Well this is kinda evident... purple is the opposite color of yellow; yellow mixed with red made orange; if you put a purple tint in a orange tint, it will neutralize the yellow and accentuate the red...

[@sarratebib2386]

Same the other way around orange neutralizing the blue in purple accentuating the red in it and because in this specific painting they used green (ofc because it's a watermelon) the green being the opposite color of red gives a really nice contrast therefore accentuating the red as well

[@Mi_fuente_es_TikTok_y_dice--]

Evident? I don't think the 99% of people watching this, kwowing about purple is the opposite color of yellow.

[@sarratebib2386]

@@Mi_fuente_es_TikTok_y_dice-- it is evident for people who know 🤷‍♀️ and I think more than 1% I saw a lot of comments about it

[@nathaliemartin2114]

@@Mi_fuente_es_TikTok_y_dice-- 🤣🤣🤣

[@gingerwilliams7340]

@@Mi_fuente_es_TikTok_y_dice-- exactly, new artists and those new to color theory would find this helpful!

[@pamelajackson6954]

I am most impressed that he never cleans his brush just keeps loading until he gets the color right. Makes me crave watermelon 🍉🤤

[@leo2art]

Si los cambia… Fíjate en el color de los pinceles

[@johnross2924]

@Neslihan Özçivit yes, what is watermelon in your language please?

[@_VALWASHERE_]

Can we just appreciate that this man made a primary color Edit: thank all of you for teaching me on this! I had absolutely no idea but now I learned something 😃

[@CarlosICardenas]

Blue and Red are not the real primary colors, cyan and magenta are the real ones

[@jimqartworks]

Can I comment here, 'My father" comment is correct, check the color wheel, Primary are Red, Blue and Yellow. Cyan, Magenta and Yellow are for "printing" its called CMYK - K is black, Magenta is in the Violet family, check the color wheel, its between Alizarin (10RP) and Manganese Violet (10P), Magenta is 5RP ( Red Purple), Alizarin is 10RP, Manganese is 10P, now Cad Red or Red like Indian Red are 5R. So it makes Cad Red, Naphthol, Indian Red 5R. Check Gamblin and Williamsburg color chart, they put the HUE value, Oxide Red is 10R, so if you mix Alizarin (10RP) with Oxide Red (10R) you will have 5R, same as Magenta (5RP) plus Cad Orange or Transparent Orange (5YR) will make 5YR, and 2. parts Violet + 3 parts Orange can make a good Red between 5R or 7.5R (Red Light) and equal parts of Violet and Orange can make 10RP or Alizarin. Manganese Violet (10P) + Earth Yellow or Yellow Deep can make 5R also. Hope this helps! Make note some manufacturing has slightly different hue values. Thanks

[@fionabromby4546]

It’s a realistic colour for melon but not red it’s burnt orange. A tertiary 3rd mix

[@jimqartworks]

@@fionabromby4546 correct, it's like orange deep and burnt sienna, same hue 10R

[@_VALWASHERE_]

@@CarlosICardenas actually blue red and yellow are the primary colors, magenta orange and green are there secondary colors because you use the primary colors to make them, and mixes between primary and secondary colors make a third type called tertiary

[@migueljaenfernandez3778]

¡Magnifico! Toda una lección del color. Como aficionado empecé con paletas enormes, con el tiempo fueron cayendo colores y ahora trabajo con los justos y menos, jajaja. Salvo alguno especial por matiz que no termino de lograr con los bases. ¡Ánimo a todos! ¡Y, aplauso al maestro!

[@apersonthatexistssadly5208]

I was sitting there confused for a good three seconds then remembered i was colorblind

[@tati8383]

This comment had me WHEEZING-😂

[@josemreyes6059]

I started dying i couldnt stop laughing

[@artsymamanana]

Me too

[@m.yanuwarta2721]

Oof

[@ishamalve2242]

I grinned like an idiot. Also, hun, your existence isn't sad. I'm really glad you exist, and I'm 100% sure there are people you know who love you alot. In case your username was a joke, ignore the second part. ❤️

[@marioarango8582]

Maestro César, cada vez que veo uno de sus videos es como si volviera a mi talleres de cuando era estudiante, se aprende mucho . Gracias!!!

[@SS-mu1jd]

Turquía aún no ha llegado al verano. Pero cuando vi esta foto, quise comerme una sandía. Una foto muy bonita. Deseo buena salud a las manos que pintan este cuadro.

[@tortilladepatatas8860]

En España, recién entró la primavera, ya la hay!! Saludoss 😍😍

[@SS-mu1jd]

@@tortilladepatatas8860 Adana y Diyarbakir en Turquía famosa sandía. Pero sus semillas aún no se han sembrado. Se sembrará en mayo. Será mejor que me envíes sandía.😂 Un gran saludo.

[@tortilladepatatas8860]

@@SS-mu1jd mejor te la llevo, estoy deseando conocer Turquía🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣!!! Y ahora con la serie "Mi hija", más todavía!!!😉 Y para lo que necesites tienes una amiga en Cádiz, al sur de España 🇪🇦🤗. Me llamo Inma. De qué país eres tú??

[@SS-mu1jd]

@@tortilladepatatas8860 Eres muy amable, gracias. Turquía es un país hermoso. Definitivamente deberías venir. Saludos!!!

[@AlexYorim]

The usage of only secondary colors is splendid. I love secondary colors.

[@wyrdness1]

magenta is a primary colour

[@BlackMai85]

Orange and purple are tertiary colors 🙊🙊🙊 not secondary. Yellow and magenta is red. Red and yellow is orange. Cyan and magenta is blue (ultramarine) and blue and magenta is purple.

[@flowergardennn]

@@wyrdness1 i see that you're also cultured in the way of primary colours.

[@Ristretto_Interest]

I think the fact that orange and purple both being secondary colors composed of red pigments, then using green which is on the opposite end of the color whee and is red's complimentary color, this created the end result and illusion that red was used.

[@zentai6472]

I was always told that we can’t make primary colors, I feel amazed and lied to. The SKILL

[@aaronwalderslade]

Red is actually a secondary colour. Magenta (that you see making the background here) is a primary colour. You mix it with yellow to make red. Try it! The true primary colours are magenta, cyan and yellow.

[@zentai6472]

@@aaronwalderslade oooh that makes much more sense. When using photoshop I was told that cyan, magenta, and yellow were the primary colors but in art I was told red blue and yellow were. Thank you for telling me

[@828burke]

You cant make a PURE primary color . You can make a "muddy" version easily. Also a lot of artists use a "split primary" pallete, which has a cool red (magenta), a warm red, a cool blue (cyan), a warm blue, and a cool and warm yellow.

[@BlackMai85]

@@828burke thats not really true. If you mix colors and they're muddy maybe you have all three colors mixed. For example if you mix a cold red with a warm blue it will be muddy. You can mix a cold red with a cold blue and can get a real good color. But you can never mix a yellow also not muddy without yellow and the same for the other colors 🤷‍♀️

[@828burke]

@@BlackMai85 Thats the whole point. You never have a pure color. You can have 99% blue with 1% yellow, a "cool" blue, which mixes well with a yellow thats 1% yellow, a "cool" yellow. The split primary pallete acknowledges this and uses it to mix the brightest colors (and to mute out colors consistently). When you mix two secondary colors to get a primary, you have mostly that primary, and the other two primaries make it "muddy".

[@Aprilforevergreen]

I love his set up. The grey board/easel, with the screws to secure the acrylic board/canvas. Using that backdrop as the pallet too. Love it. By the way, one can make jam or candied watermelon from the skin. Just remove the very thin layer of green skin and cook/candy the raining skin as you would any other fruit. It's lovely, very delicate in taste.

[@JennsCorner777]

I don't care about the why this works it's just awesome to watch the high quality artistry, listen to the birds and see something unique on YT. Thanks for that!

[@bethmachado821]

Este sonido de fondo del canto de los pájaros es perfecto. Gracias.

[@tortilladepatatas8860]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@brunofavretto5085]

Señora usted es la hermana más grande Mirtha Legrand?

[@bethmachado821]

@@brunofavretto5085 Soy brasileña y no tengo hermana.

[@eileenliu3029]

Sí, el sonido de fondo es muy tranquilo!

[@kandykane2160]

Romlez pawdos hermēiu wouepi

[@itzel3837]

Es demasiado satisfactorio verte mezclar, me relaja muchísimo. Quedó genial!

[@adrianarestrepo8809]

Amo sus lecciones!!! Es un inmenso maestro. He aprendido con usted en los ultimos tiempos, más que en todos los años que llevo pintando. Mil gracias!!

[@dariolagos4041]

La magia del contraste simultáneo, en este caso el verde trae a la superficie su complementario rojo que se encuentra dentro del naranja y del violeta. Perfecto!!! Felicidades.

[@manuelcelestinorangeliroba1550]

Excelente Maestro, un saludo desde Venezuela, hasta sus pinturas se ven de calidad, cremosas

[@cosmosk8s]

Purple is made up of red and blue, orange and blue cancel each other out so your just left with the red pigment 😊(I'm a hairstylist) we have to learn about color theory, such a cool experiment. And wonderful painting

[@karenmurillo8952]

Cesar, mis respetos. Me dan ganas de darle una mordida a esa sandía. Mil felicitaciones

[@soledadskat1143]

Me encanta verte pintar, y haz regresado el gusto que me quitaron en la facultad por hacerla.

[@motoquera3976]

Que te paso en la facultad?

[@lorrainepiers489]

STUNNING! I love his technique and use of colour. Brilliant. BRAVO!

[@fatoomgierdien2181]

I watch the the way the brush, fingers and wrist all create shapes and movements. Feels like a glimpse of Rembrandt's mind. Thank You.

[@Bananasnwaffles]

I guess we could also paint the town purple+orang+green+white 🤪

[@eunaekim9216]

Okay, so we have a mix of orange and purple, both of which contain red. This must be how this works!

[@Name..........]

Yes orange is a combo of yellow and red purple is red and blue add both orange and purple and the red will come through more then anything else since there’s more red then yellow and blue.

[@energeticstunts993]

I am kinda more focused on the bird to the point I don't know if they were edited in or not

[@Shadow92597]

I personally think it's rather simple: he was painting a watermelon and used a color closest to red but not exactly red, then our brain identifies the painting as a watermelon and "corrects" the colors. Show this to someone without telling them there's no red here and you'll get what I mean

[@xcedtrickx]

We have a detective here.

[@samirasabina7386]

Действительно дар от Бога, просто слов нет, без комментариев...🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐 Мастер-класс, супер, респект...👌👍👏👏👏

[@user-ln5up5zp8r]

대한민국에서 나만 알고리즘 뜬거야..?

[@user-fi3xn9he9o]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@wowow7707]

매일추가중

[@soominch05006]

✋🏻

[@kkrbb12]

ㄹㅇㅋㅋ

[@painapple154]

When my red was empty I always used pink and orange, despite my art teacher saying it was impissible to mix red. My color wasn't that great, but at least kinda red

[@Bmonkeygurl]

Actually red isn't the primary. Magenta is. Mix magenta and yellow and red is your secondary. Cyan, Magenta and Yellow. ;)

[@jarrod4115]

I love how its like an illusion since its not properly red(atleast in my eyes) but it appears red or atleast appear stronger BECAUSE of the colors surrounding it, this effect can also be seen in James Gurney's video on "Color gamut" where a light blue can also be seen as a yellow depending on what color are the backgrounds/foregrounds and such. Art is endless

[@skinnylinguinejeremy9028]

It's not that it's light blue, it's a highly desaturated yellow that approaches grey. But since the surroundings are as desaturated as the yellow, it is so clearly seen as yelloe

[@jarrod4115]

@@skinnylinguinejeremy9028 yeah not really light blue, i havent watched the video in a long time so i just tried to remember. My bad

[@fernandavega12]

Siempre es un placer ver tus videos. En la universidad, yo preferí especializarme en la gráfica, pero la pintura me encanta, así que practico en mi casa por mi cuenta y contigo he aprendido bastante.

[@lucideodataribeiro6565]

A cada vídeo seu,mais admiro seu talento!Você ama o que faz!Muchas gracias maestro.🙏

[@rindal1901]

отриманий результат має чудовий вигляд! написати червоний через фіолетовий та помаранч є цілком логічним, бо він лежить в основі цих кольорів, проте картина дійсно вражає і має літній настрій❤️

[@menoria_art]

Про летнее настроение в точку

[@yuliapotakuyeva1344]

Vedere mescolare i colori che nascono i nuovi che cerchi da tempo.... È UNA MAGIA!!! Grazie 🤩

[@nicoletasimonacercel1698]

Espectacular!!!! Precioso trabajo!!! 👏❤️❤️

[@aeon-2]

Se ve todo tan fácil....Que talento de hombre! 💗 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍

[@keertanamenon6708]

Without watching the full video , i can already tell this video is amazing

[@nellycronin6865]

Simple but super interesting the way he utilized four colors to create several tones. I love it.!

[@marysanchezocana3248]

Gracias César, por compartir su talento; esas mezclas de pintura son una maravilla, le quedó como una foto.

[@enedinajaracarmona4372]

Con el maestro César,mezclar y aplicar colores,parece tan sencillo, muchas gracias y felicidades al canal!👏💖🇲🇽

[@zennlotus]

I think it's so cool how you're painting on a wall (?). Like it's such a space saving idea to have your artwork propped up with nails and your palette by the side. Also great art, i love seeing how the colours made the watermelon pop alive

[@arielceleda4897]

Vi 5 minutos y ya estaba como para cerrarlo. Impecable Cesár. Me gustó el formato de pintura sin hablar, solo la "magia" y el sonido de los pajaros de fondo. Muy bueno para descomprimir. Gracias por tu tiempo! Éxitos!

[@sarahmackres8079]

Wow thank you this is a good idea for when my art supplies are down but I seem to always run out of white and black but I have never seen anyone else make a primary color before

[@nanispizana6259]

esto es DEMASIADO adictivo verdad? verdad que si?

[@sheilatrunzo4423]

You have poked the bear! Love your ingenuity, and ... thank you!

[@sergiomenasche4193]

César: gracias por la demostración. Me encantó la sugerencia de color, tan sencilla como contundente! Felicitaciones!!!!!!

[@alesillaserrot]

Hermoso!!! Felicidades Maestro!

[@jackthesabersamurai9572]

One of the most calming videos i've seen

[@SyckoSiren]

Primary colors can’t be made This guy: hold my canvas

[@crisalidathomassie1811]

Definitivamente es un debate completo pero muy real. Excelente combinación y el resultado magnifico. Gracias por el experimento y una excelente demostración. Bendiciones

[@roslynpitangramajo7482]

Debí ver este video antes de ir a comprarme un bote de rojo ya que me faltaba un pedazo pequeño y tuve que comprar uno. Gracias Cesar por tus videos, muy bien explicados.

[@kimartist]

So interesting! It must work, because there is actually red in (inside) the orange and the purple? And because, obviously, primary red would require a lot of mixing to bring it to realistic colors for a watermelon? Mixing which would bring you back around to the oranges and purples that you started with! Bravo. I learned something new! 😁👍

[@michaelemaurice]

Also the presence of green (complimentary to red) "pushes" the orange in the direction of red

[@kimartist]

@@michaelemaurice Yes! Optical mixing that the Impressionists and Pointilists used all the time.

[@wyrdness1]

no, red is a secondary colour mixed from magenta and yellow. the purple is a magenta leaning purple, rather than a cyan leaning purple. That is why it works.

[@kimartist]

🙄🤦‍♀️

[@wyrdness1]

there also is the optical illusion of the green making the red seem brighter, but that's not optical mixing. Optical mixing is what happens on your monitor screen with the red green and blue dots of varying intensities. Red green and blue are primaries in additive mixing and only works by mixing light.

[@sonja_rademacher]

Oh how I wished there would be watermelons with big seeds like they have been 20 years ago. Nowadays only this tiny seeds in the melons, almost impossible to pick out. Great painting, btw.

[@TheBookwormAlly]

At least we get more juicy watermelon flesh :)

[@patygarcia2341]

Wooowww maestro le quedó como foto,excelente trabajo,

[@Maruchavallejo]

ESPECTACULAR!!! LA MAGIA DEL COLOR ABSOLUTA! FELICITACIONES Y GRACIAS!

[@mrshankly6731]

I mean, we know you can make blue without using blue. Just look at zorn’s 4 color palette. This is just a variation of it playing with warmness and coolness for illusory effect to accentuate the feeling of a non existent color as if it where there in the artwork. So i like this video alot 👏

[@SS-mu1jd]

Gracias al color rojo, ya se han formado tanto el naranja como el morado. Debido a que los tintes son caros, solo compro y mezclo los colores primarios. Por eso no tengo colores naranja y morado. Para el color rojo, debo tener una pintura roja. 😂 Saludos desde Turquía.

[@arielceleda4897]

Aca en Argentina es igual. Tenés que pensar bien cuando comprás insumos artísticos. Compra inteligente ante todo. Saludos!!!

[@SS-mu1jd]

@@arielceleda4897 Gracias por el consejo. De hecho, me pareció divertido mezclar colores cuando solo hay colores primarios disponibles. 😊 Saludos a Argentina. Por cierto, estoy haciendo la traducción de Google, lo siento si mis oraciones están demasiado rotas.

[@arielceleda4897]

No, para nada. Se puede leer bien. A mi me pasa algo parecido, la paleta zorn me ayuda a enfocarme mas en la pintura y menos en tantos colores. El maestro Yim Mau Kun, por otro lado, sostiene que los colores ya hechos ayudan a ahorrar tiempo en las mezclas. Cada cual con su técnica. Un gran saludo!!! 🙌

[@SS-mu1jd]

@@arielceleda4897 Sí, todo el mundo tiene una técnica diferente. Un gran saludo.🙌

[@carmenrubiotoro3960]

Ud es un maestro. Mis respetos. Super interesante su labor 👌 Muchas gracias!

[@verozuniga5734]

Que hermoso pintas. Y con Muy buena técnica. Me facinan tus vídeos gracias por enseñar tu talento 🇺🇸. Saludos desde Missouri.

[@MugenContainer]

Este tipo de mezclas me vuelan la cabeza!!

[@kandyxaniex7261]

Da série: KZbin me recomenda coisas que claramente eu não tenho interesse, mas acabo assistindo por completo sem saber pq.

[@juanitagomezchirinos7327]

El violeta ya posee rojo assim como el anaranjado las mesclas y los contrastes da esa sensación y aún más con ese fondo, ❤️

[@Liss_00716]

Amo estos vídeos no solo porque me relaja, si no también por que aprendo a hacer colores

[@marilzazaratinrossi1627]

INCRÍVEL PARABÉNS E OBRIGADA POR REPASSAR .NAO ACREDITEI NO QUE VI .JA ME ESCREVI EM SEU CANAL ABRAÇO DO BRASIL 👏👏👏🎨🎨🎨😘

[@ucviga46]

Hi Cesar, I just began painting, thank you for your art and talent ,unfortunately i don't have any skill to do it righ, but, at least ,i share with you the same last name, With respect Joe Cordova Des Moines Iowa.

[@fatoomgierdien2181]

Phenomenal Colour Artistry!! Thank You Cesar Cordova.

[@AbiNomac]

We are always told you the primary colours. I’m highly impressed with your skill

[@user-ee3oo3ud3k]

이게왜 알고리즘에 떴지 한국인아무도없냐?? 한국인 손

[@wlsstar1984]

🙋‍♀️

[@secretsoul6882]

The red element in purple as well as in orange make the pigment become dominant over blue and yellow from those colour... I think similarly like how you make blue from green and purple. It is a very clever thought...u are a cool guy.

[@saravictoriagomezvalverde3363]

Tu si sabes ...eres muy observador..en todos los detalles de color felicidades 🎂

[@luciolaalvarez3496]

¡¡¡ qué bendición tener ese don precioso de plasmar la naturaleza en una pintura !!! FELICITACIONES!!! ME ENCANTAAAAAAA!!!... Saludos desde PERÚ.

[@user-fd3sp4cj5r]

점점 형태가 잡히는게 너무 신기하다 진짜 맛있어보임...

[@svetlanacam6409]

Удивительно! Он настоящий!!! Amazing! He is real!!!

[@mrJoBaL-np9ml]

РУССКИИИЙ

[@user-vc5pr9fg8j]

Удивительно, но мне Вас жаль, по причине, что настоящего никогда не видели.

[@FarhanaTanvir0]

Purple💜 + Orange🧡 = Red ❤️ I learned something

[@Laura-is8tb]

El arte en su máxima expresión , una hermosura , felicidades al artista

[@JordiTNV]

Tu canal es una puta maravilla señor, no lo digo solo por decirlo, también hasta cierto grado soy dibujante y pintor, y de hecho en youtube hay muchos representantes del estilo artístico un poco más tirando a moderno y ya si hablamos de los digitales, ni te cuento, pero tú transmites la calidez y calidad que solo he logrado sentir en el arte de épocas anteriores. Aunque solo pintes un pedacito de sandía, tiene más personalidad que muchos canales completos de arte de toda la plataforma.

[@alejandroantonio7147]

Como cuáles?

[@pranavi.g9634]

Smooth strokes🥺🥺😍

[@novoartevisual10]

Excelente César, me encantó la técnica de color que usaste

[@monicapoole8900]

This is Awesome. Looks so real. Great painting. Thanks for sharing

[@funwithsabi9105]

So cool! Thank you for sharing this with us 💕🍉

[@tucetucee]

Harika oldu 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 hayranlıkla izledim cidden çok güzel bir çalışma olmuş ❤️

[@karenkahnvalz5448]

Me gusta mucho tu trabajo y la dedicación que entregas, muchas gracias 😊

[@normagonzalez1014]

Gracias por la técnica. E infinitas gracias por ese silencio y de fondo las aves...realmente profundiza la clase....

[@user-bh7gw8rk4b]

مبدع والله تابعت الفيديو كله بدون ما احس بالوقت حتا رغم ان الفيديو قصير الا ان النتيجه كانت اكتر من مقبوله استمر اخي ❤️

[@user-bh7gw8rk4b]

@4zur 5ael 💛

[@AhmedTechnologya]

👍🏻

[@elijahhall8889]

My art teacher taught me that you couldn't make a primary color but this man did

[@Name..........]

You’re teacher lied my college painting teacher told us we could experiment but she didn’t want us to buy secondary colors because we can make those it would be a waste of money.

[@anonymu2734]

Red isn’t a primary colour, magenta is, so he didn’t make a primary colour. It’s also an eye trick because he used green, a complimentary colour to red, making you think that you’re seeing red. It’s pretty cool tho

[@dianawestrup7416]

Sabes mucho. Excelente contenido, de primera. Saludos desde Cancún.

[@elbaveglienzone4232]

Que bello y con tan pocos colores gracias por compartir siempre.saludos desde Argentina.

[@HomeAnimations]

И картины Айвазовского без синиго цвета !

[@Geraldi-hj3pi]

uh what ?

[@leabjkhe1852]

@@Geraldi-hj3pi "and Aivazovsky's paintings without blue color!"

[@ichigo4944]

Ема, привет хома :D

[@kirtithapa7831]

Did not expect you here!

[@jheropcraftgames2169]

Inentendible

[@archanarajakumari837]

Why is this so perfect...? 😍😍

[@PEDROJJ1000]

Avermelhe a tinta sem vermelho de pintar! Muito bom 👍 gostei desse truque

[@kayuskitchen]

That was very beautiful ☺️ i really enjoyed watching ur painting.. beautiful 👌

[@ThurmanArt]

Well done, great video 😊

[@AngelRuiz-zd4ku]

Wow, me gustaron mucho los resultados! Se podrá hacer con óleos económicos como Velásquez o Pinto? lo voy a intentar y a ver que sale jsjs Gracias por este video

[@juliojimenez9280]

Increible gracias por compartir tanto talento, estoy viendolo y me cuesta creerlo

[@mariaeugeniaguerra4266]

Aprendiendo con tanta paz, Muchas gracias 🙏❤️

[@eniousmarten3311]

Как мне объясняли в художке. Когда я такая о вау, смотрите, фиолетовый + оранжевый будет красный😱. В фиолетовый уже входит красный (красный+синий) и в оранжевый тоже уже входит красный (красный+жёлтый). Так что красный - это один из основных цветов, не бубните

[@user-gx5wk8ul2c]

أتمنى أن أكون مثلك مبدع كل أتوفيق لك أحبك من العراق

[@user-gx5wk8ul2c]

@4zur 5ael Gracias 😊🤗

[@elizabethrodriguezramirez9815]

Espectacular!!!tendré que repasar el tutorial muchas veces para poder hacerlo,

[@hannahoron9740]

It looks so easy! Brilliant!