Push Your Color By Using Temperature In Your Landscape Painting

In a lot of our photo references the color can be pretty dead. So changing the color temperature can really energize your landscape painting.
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[@cindyhunter1974]

Enjoy the video. I have learned a lot from listening to you. But would love to see more before and after paintings. Love how you explain what you are going to do but you never show what you did.

[@philstarke.artist]

Thank you. I show the full color study I did from this tutorial at the end of the video.

[@iancurrie9740]

Thank you for this very informative video; I learned a lot. However my enjoyment was diminished waiting for the next ‘kinda’. This has no meaning, detracts from the presentation and is boring. Surely not the effect you want.

[@susangurungart]

“I would rather push the color to make the painting work better than be too much of a slave to what’s in the photograph.” I m gonna white this quote on a A4 paper, frame this quote and put it into my art studio cuz it hit deep. Thank you ;)

[@susangurungart]

*write

[@philstarke.artist]

You're welcome Susan! It helps to hang up reminders

[@MaryLDoty]

Such a good explanation of color in paintings.

[@philstarke.artist]

Thank you so much 😀

[@rudyadnan1445]

Thank you very much Phol.Such a great explanation

[@philstarke.artist]

My pleasure!

[@rezahosseinzadehnasser993]

Thanks a lot. My question is can we do the same in plain air painting as well and push or alter the colors we see.

[@philstarke.artist]

Yes, even outside we should interpret the scene not copy it.

[@ECoriolan]

thank you so engaging and consistant 👨‍🎨👨‍🎨

[@philstarke.artist]

Welcome 😊

[@judyhammond3181]

Thank you for that clear instruction.

[@philstarke.artist]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ioga1977]

super cool vid again

[@philstarke.artist]

Thanks!

[@---Dana----]

Love the painting. Do you ever paint warm shadows? I'm painting some yellow Aspen and there's all this gold bouncing around in the shadows. Would you make them cool anyway? Thank you. Edit: I've been painting the shadows a coolish green and also raw sienna.

[@philstarke.artist]

The idea is that the shadows are cooler than the sun light. So I can have warm shadows on aspen trees but the sunlit aspens are even warmer. I use violet and yellow for an aspen in shadow. It’s warm but not as warm as the sunlit aspens.

[@---Dana----]

@philstarke.artist That makes perfect sense. Everything is relative. Thank you.

[@stopthatluca]

Very motivating, need to have a go at pushing the colors. Very interesting to see the finished article at the end

[@philstarke.artist]

It helps to get out of your comfort zone

[@marywebb1138]

I really appreciate seeing your colour study. It helps to bring the lesson together

[@philstarke.artist]

Glad it was helpful!