An Apple in Oils - How Munsell Helps Manage the Colours

[@jeanluc5311]

One of the greatest painting learning videos I've seen, ty Paul.

[@trishsaunders4296]

Thank you Paul. I am learning so much from this series

[@joturley991]

This video is going to help me so much thanks Paul

[@nigelgilbert-green3247]

My understanding is that bias refers to the hue that the paint leans towards when you open it up with white. For example, ivory black has a hue of black in mass tone out of the tube, but becomes blue as you add white. Really good stuff. Thankyou Paul.

[@ThomasSchneider-e1q]

Brilliant painting as always…. One little thing I saw was the left lower edge of the apple needs a few of the light flecks going around the corner. Thoughts?

[@joycehuang7644]

Thanks for making this. Helping me understand color.

[@gadegaby]

thank you for sharing!

[@minimead368]

⏰ It starts at 10:00 in ⏰

[@atbashmara]

I should have read your post before i sat there for 10 minutes starring at the monitor without anything happens.

[@TT-wd6yv]

how can i get access to the tool measuring values in digital photos?

[@PaulFoxton]

I use the LAB sliders in photoshop. But there's a great tool here you use too: micheleclamp.com/ChromaMagic/ It even gives you the hue and chroma in Munsell too!

[@ertiebassy3612]

Yes, autosuggestion!

[@jeremydavidbrodbeck2454]

Can't wait to start my apple today. Ur apple had spots of green but was mostly a red apple. My apple is a little different, mines a mix of green & red. My apple is mostly red but mine has green areas over it in green. I did have fun with the the toilet paper roll, it's not as serious , it's for practicing croma,,value, background,, little bit of mixing & it's basically practicing for substituting.subjects. I'm actually gonna use these tool, and add to my tool box. I thought this great & is such a good practicing tool, if u don't mind I'm gonna steal it lol.. It reminds me of the practice of painting in Planes. I made fake fruit with molding clay but they're made with planes/flat planed surface instead of making them round. How did my toilet paper roll come out for my so far? Threw in a background and table so i covered the canvas. U need to get some color around the subject so not distracted by the color values. Thanks for the videos & live streams theyre really good... Have great day my friend.👏

[@kelvinmoore2521]

Hi, great video. Where can I get the 'Value Scale"? Couldn't find a link. Thanks

[@Whiskeygalore24]

Great watching late looking for to watching to the demo I have put on my studio wall some of your value tips you gas

[@susancaulton5470]

Just had a go with you, it’s not as good as yours but the improvement in my painting is amazing, thank you xx

[@PaulFoxton]

Brilliant to hear Susan, thanks!

[@randa6257]

With what did you wet the canvas first?

[@LindaWilliams-ud8gy]

1:38:00 Muddy = low value, low chroma Chalky = high value, low chroma

[@gregory6488]

What edition of the Munsell book did those color samples come from?

[@LindaWilliams-ud8gy]

55:44 "Area of highest chroma is in the light; not in the half tone... " Thank you, master Paul.

[@susancaulton5470]

How do you fix your canvas to the board please 🙏

[@aydakoprulu1404]

🙏👏👏👏👏

[@aydakoprulu1404]

🙏👏👏👏👏……..

[@georgemacauley4218]

George (Macca) Macauley. Hello from Australia.

[@Whiskeygalore24]

Bango is having a cat nap

[@ladydamemarvelous-micynyc7265]

The color technique is solid. The discussion is a bit too complicated with the visual. Definitely worth giving time to this and other videos to understand Hue, Value and Chroma (Intensity as I call it.) Thanks Paul.