Quick Tip 416 - Yellow & Orange, But Not All Over

[@rosaliefunk1629]

Your tips are simple, effective and just plain old wonderful. Thank you.

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Thanks, Rosalie!

[@nancyheard7448]

I think if I watch and listen to enough of your videos, “Value Correct” will finally be absorbed into my brain…I believe this is referred to as the process of osmosis! Thank you, Dianne for continually and consistently informing us just how important value correcting is as one of the basic building blocks of successful painting! 🙏💕

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Have fun with it, Nancy!

[@nancyheard7448]

@@IntheStudioArtInstruction Thank you! 🙏💕

[@wendyneilson8422]

I have been painting for many years and hadn’t heard this technique. Thank u for your thorough teaching Diane. Love the tips

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Isn't it great to learn something new!

[@anonymousfellowindian]

This lady is a true art teacher. She is a practical teacher. If any art enthusiast watches all her videos, he will have tremendous practical knowledge about painting. Have high respects for her. 🙏

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Thanks for that!

[@Robocop-qe7le]

Yes, these are probably the most dense, easy to follow and to the point painting lessons on the internet. The best imo. Learnt a lot from from ms Maize, a true teacher and artist.

[@doarmihai7301]

Hello Dianne, I am an art student from Bucharest, Romania, I just want to tell you how much I appreciate the work ya'll are doing with the channel. Your great tips are constantly helping me and others around the globe improve. Thank you!

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

You are so welcome, Doar! It is a delight to share these.

[@ANAHATAJADE]

Thank you! Yes, those plastic pallete knives are a waste of money for me. You give great advise explained very well.

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Those plastic knives should never have made it to the market.

[@Doppy34]

Great tips, both. Now I won't mess up so much and I will save more of my paint. Thanks Dianne:)

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

You bet! Have fun with it.

[@karm9852]

Thank you! You are an awesome teacher

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

You're very welcome! Thanks for that.

[@muhlenstedt]

Thank you Dianne ! Very simple and at the same time brilliant tips.

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Thanks!

[@homayounazarnoush5699]

Thank you so much for all your great lessons and God bless you.

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching.

[@123tabatha]

Oh my goodness so helpful. Ill remember this tip Thanks

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Play with it and have fun.

[@mableannelliott5392]

04.2023 Thank you, this was very helpful to my new painting adventure.

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Have fun with it.

[@lucycannon6732]

Very helpful tips, Dianne, thanks for the thorough explanations!

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

My pleasure. Have fun with it.

[@winifredjanevowler8360]

Great tip Dianne! Thank you

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Thanks!

[@sheenawilson8178]

Thank you Dianne for two brilliant tips in one!

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

My pleasure.

[@lorachristian7030]

Fantastically helpful, especially concerning my current painting, thank you Dianne! Your tips always seem to be exactly what I need, when I need it!

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Wonderful! Have fun with it!

[@chetthomas77]

Thanks!

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

And thank YOU for the $!

[@debbiekey5255]

Excellent guidance, as always! Many thanks for helping so many aspiring artists grow in their craft!

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

My pleasure! Thanks for being a Studio Insider, Debbie!

[@a.m.6208]

I love this explanation of how to value correct without making your color muddy thank you so much Dianne.

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Give it a try.

[@heidil7092]

Thanks Dianne. Always very helpful. I think some things we sort of take for granted often have good methods lurking somewhere.

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

You are right, Heidi!

[@Sara-pk8wv]

super helpful thanks!

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

So glad!

[@bmedley9627]

This artist has a lot of good information. Lot of videos. Was college prof many years.

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Thanks for that!

[@atroutflycrazy8057]

Thankyou Dianne great instruction as always .I use to use a amall palette but my palette now is a 40cm x 40cm piece of glass , its great to have so much more room to mix. I found pre mixing all the colours i think i will need before i start painting such a help , it can be laborious but my paintings have improved a lot and the time in which they take is quicker and the flow more enjoyable.

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

It's the joy in the process that counts, too. Keep having fun!

[@vedagalani1400]

Hi Dianne, thank you so much for clarifying the importance of value correction. I would greatly appreciate if you explained how this technique would work in watercolours, given the same example. I have been exploring transparent watercolours just recently.

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Veda, with watercolor we mix a bit more water with the darker color and we get the same results. When working with watercolor, water is our white.

[@Kimmieziven]

I have been making a playlist on your colour basics vid, all of them are very valuable lessons, im very grateful for the things u teach here.

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Have fun working with color. We've got more color Tips coming.

[@cristinadeoliveira4280]

Hello Dianne , Thank you for your quiktips. May you explain how to do a range of value color as you do on your palette. I try but it't very difficult.

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

I explain that in Quick Tip 130.

[@claudeduda3607]

You help me to understand something I never notice before 👌

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

I am delighted, Claude!

[@PathLessPedaledTV]

That was so helpful!

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Have fun with it.

[@kristinkash2210]

Omg. So helpful and clearly explained. Thank you.

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

You are so welcome!

[@katiakrebs8931]

excellent lesson! THANK YOU Dianne !

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

My pleasure!

[@evealton2712]

Once again thanks so much. I have the right knife but wrong mixing technique. I would sort of stir. This will save paints and space. Also the value correct way is so helpful. 😊

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Eve, enjoy the journey !

[@catherinemcgraw9039]

Many thanks re keeping paint from spreading all over pallette.

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

My pleasure.

[@belindahall5220]

Thank you Dianne!

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

My pleasure.

[@europeanroyalty4778]

Hi diane. Unrelated topic. In the winter months over here in Ireland I noticed 1 year a prismatic effect in my kitchen. The sun was coming through the living room window, also through the glass on the door separating the kitchen and living room, and creating a prismatic effect on the door frame and the tiles.These colours are electric, neon like.They blow my mind every time.Have you ever experienced this?

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Yes, and what you are seeing is what Newton saw when he shot a beam of light through a prism. You're seeing the true relationship of hues! Thanks for sharing that!

[@lolitakaloustianyoung7787]

Hi Dianne - Especial thanks for reviewing value correction again. Question when mixing colors, do you always mix light into dark? I see you added the yellow into your viridian green for instance. Thank you and best wishes.

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

No, Lolita. If the value we're aiming for is in the light range, we have more control if we gradually mix dark into light, but if we're aiming for a value in the dark range, it works better to mix light into dark.

[@philipdavis9324]

If you want to maintain the value of violet, but mute it would you add a near black color to the lighter yellow compliment, then mix with the violet?

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

It depends upon the value you want to maintain. I should have mentioned that Rembrandt raw umber is a dark low saturation yellow and can be used to desaturate dark values of violet. If you create a value line of yellow with Rembrandt raw umber, you should find within the value the adjustment you need. There might be other brands of raw umber that will do that, too, but many of them tend to have more red in them. In that cause a bit of green would need to be added to the raw umber to bring it to the saturation you want.

[@thenathanielward]

Is this oil paint specific or does it apply to all paint mediums? If I’m doing watercolor should I add more water to my purple before mixing it with my yellow?

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

The color principles apply to all mediums. Only the technique is different.

[@ratunkuuu]

How simple with the white!

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Yep!

[@paulaofarrell774]

Perfect and thank you.

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

You're welcome!

[@pizzamanpodesta145]

Do you sell your paintings or have a gallery of your work online I could look at?

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

You can find my work at diannemizestudio.com

[@ulaswierczynska4502]

Thank you 🧡 greetings from Poland

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Thanks! Greetings from the northeast Georgia mountains in the USA.

[@jaimehernandelgadoquintero4539]

Gracias

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Thanks for watching.

[@pierluigimarchi8108]

So helpful

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Great! Have fun wth it.

[@kayjay-kreations]

Thankyou so much

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Most welcome 😊

[@kathleenlindley6157]

Thank you !

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Youbet!

[@nikkiswenson54]

Value correct! ❤️

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

Yep! You'll see how easy it is to work with de-saturating.

[@jaimehernandelgadoquintero4539]

Gracias

[@IntheStudioArtInstruction]

My pleasure.