Split Primary Color Wheel 101 FOR EVERYONE | TheArtSherpa

[@TheArtSherpa]

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[@debrajol3585]

Yayyyy! Such critical information!!! Going to the pdf’s ...and making my very first color wheel. Also making a chart of the colors in each paint kit I’ve bought because I don’t know what’s in them except for the basic colors. But I haven’t been interested because I’m trying to learn to mix paint myself!!! To anyone reading this: A great BINGE WATCHING TO LEARN SOOO MANY THINGS-> in the Playlist “Tips and Tricks for New Artists.” Omg there’s so much information and quick information about everything acrylic & color & brushes etc!

[@karenweidenbach8996]

Wow. The bells just rang on how you achieve the great color and stop neutralizing them. Thank you! Thank you thank you! ❤️

[@TheArtSherpa]

YES I love the bells

[@lauraplombon1844]

You are an AMAZING Teacher!!! Thank You again for ALL that you do for us all beginner painters!! ❤❤

[@AllGrowing]

Totally! Such an expert and so helpful!

[@2danniegrl]

I just found you!!!! I LOVE YOUR STYLE, AND THIS PARTICULAR VIDEO HAS BEEN SOOOO AMAZING! THANK YOU!!! AND IM NOT TOO FAR FROM YOU, I live in North Dallas!

[@TheArtSherpa]

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[@sharonbourassa9173]

Thanks cinnamon...you are an awesome teacher and you have helped me feel better about painting. Love love your videos.

[@Joyce_Garden_of_Paint]

I have been trying to understand warm and cool colors. Thank you so much for making it easy to understand!!

[@elliemerc01]

Warm: colors within earth like copper, clay, browns and so on. Cool are colors with no warmth in the like yellow, oranges, peach and so on. They have a video on KZbin with how to tell your skin tone whether warm or cool (smile).

[@zabe_era]

Yes! I frequent a lot of beginner forums where people ask for what paint to begin with, and WITHOUT FAIL somebody always says "just buy your primaries, white and brown" and I just about have a conniption every time because to me this is just going to cause a lot of frustration for a beginner for exactly this reason! Muddy, ugly mixing. Yes, use a limited palette, but I thinking an 8 - 10 split primary is 100% the best fundamental building block for anyone and especially beginners!

[@jennifergraber1]

Oh! Duh! I knew there was something missing in my understanding! Ha! Nobody explained it the way you do. I completely get it now!!!

[@suestoons]

My sister is a fan of yours and recommended your channel. I have a watercolour set that I hate because I can't get a "good" orange from it. Orange/peach is my favourite colour and as soon as you listed the colour names I figured out my problem - mixing a warm bias with a cool bias gives me muddled muddy orange. Muah! I love you.

[@justtheletterV274]

At 6:02 , I saw the cyan color pop out more than the indigo color, plus When you paint, colors like Anthraquinone or French Ultramarine Blues are like, the midnight sky which is cooler than the day sky blue like Cerulean or Phthalo blues ,

[@carmenospina2203]

Hi….Color theory is so complicated to me and mixing. Is there such a list of colors that are identified by Warm or Cool. Thank you for sharing.

[@kulsoomkazmy9711]

Thank you so much for such an amazing video on the basics...you are a gem Cinnamon....love you and God bless you🥰💕💕

[@serjerin]

Wow!!!! Total light bulb moment. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻. Thank you.

[@TheArtSherpa]

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[@nickytembo4112]

This is nice and all but Red and Blue are not Primary colors only Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow

[@tammybiddle7115]

This video was so helpful. I learned so much. I had no idea there was so much involved in colors.

[@altheamcnabb2829]

This really is a great way of explaining it to where a kid can understand it. Im saving it to 2 of my playlist and showing people this before we paint anything so they can ...JUST GET IT! Im going to also watch your color wheel #2 on the art quest and put it right behind this one. Just in case someone wants to actually start painting like me...from you. THANK YOU LADY FOR ALL YOU DO! I hope you love it on the east side of U>S>A>

[@TheArtSherpa]

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[@StephenMarkTurner]

I found web sites like Handprint and HueValueChroma very helpful in getting to the bottom of the confusion over colours, paints, reflectance, 'primaries', as well as all the pseudo science surrounding this stuff.

[@TheArtSherpa]

I love both of those and I just adore this fab article www.justpaint.org/color-mixing-you-cant-get-it-unless-you-do-it/

[@2danniegrl]

Seriously so excited I FINALLY ALMOST fully understand why I keep getting muddy poop colors! Ha. I say almost cause I need to make my own color wheel chart now and go over the concept till it sinks in! But! I'm so stoked to practice mixing colors after this!

[@TheArtSherpa]

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[@judithdinneen4444]

Could you paint the Indian i n color?

[@dairym22]

Thanks for this class!! I got a huge "oohhhhhh...!" moment. Also, I love your passion with purple 💜! DONT MESS WITH HER PURPLE!! 😁

[@karenleigh2786]

Even though I kinda knew all this, you just blew my mind with the light bulb that just went on in my mind....Wow Cinnamon, thank you so much, that really helped so much...

[@TheArtSherpa]

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[@angelamaxwell59]

You rock Cinnamon Cooney, I love what your doing 👍🎨🌈❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@christinecarlson4071]

Cinnamon, I have to tell you that this is the best explanation of Split Primary Color wheel and warm and cold color bias that I have come across. Now, I have to add that I have only been searching and researching this since January 2015, in various different media. I am an extreme "sock folder" and have to understand the what, why and how of things in order for something to get into my brain. You have done it here for me on this subject. Thank you, thank you!!

[@sherilanting9330]

Thank you so much for your thorough, basic acrylics paint lessons. I have been unable to walk much because of injuries. I have been painting randomly for about a year. It has keep mer sane. The lessons you provide will make me a better painter. I love all your bright colors.

[@donnamb3751]

WOW! WOW!! WOW!!! This video was truly awesome. You made it so easy to understand warm and cool colors, and bias! Boy that bias! It has given me a lot of trouble lately. Now I understand why my colors aren’t coming out like I want them too! Thank you so much Cinnamon for this wonderful info!! We are certainly blessed by you and all the amazing things you bring to the art community. Love and light. ❤️

[@mindysueloowho]

Can't wait, just got out of the hospital yesterday!

[@TheArtSherpa]

Congrats on being our of the hospital ❤

[@mele9627]

Well done Cinnamon

[@merylcasey7976]

Question. So actually all colours do match or is there a rule of which colours do not match together

[@TheArtSherpa]

Clash or match goes like this. If the attribute of Value and Bias are the same they match if they are different they clash. So a Warm purple Top that is dark will clash with a light yellow top that is cool bias. Does that make sense? Read this you will LOVE it insideoutstyleblog.com/2014/02/what-are-clashing-colours.html

[@margielee2088]

OMG I finally understand! Love your tutorials Cinnamon!

[@alberthaduboulay9001]

Thank you. I have copied one of your paintings but used one wrong colour, so have to repair it. I love looking at you painting.

[@jenburgess2545]

Help Cinnamon I dont understand what color you mix with what yo get to get each wing color thanks Jen Burgess

[@janhoyle1462]

Jen Burgess look at the color wheel. Mix the color from the left to the right. If you add blue to yellow you get green. If you Red to blue you get purple. If you still don’t get it ask how to get that specific color.

[@jenniferburgess6518]

@@janhoyle1462 that is not what I am confused about I am confused about how to get the colors of the little butterflies

[@kendraeberle5551]

Wonderful tutorial! Thank you for sharing! I understand now! 😊

[@lorrainesaliba5469]

Hi Cinnamon & John ! You are both so Awesome ! Cannot thank you enough for the great vibes you give out around the planet !!🥰 You even reached me on this tiny island you can hardly see on the world map !! Yes ! 👋 Malta !! Love you both so so much ! So nice to be part of this Artist Family you have so lovingly created ! May you and your family be blessed with love , health and happiness ! Hugs Lorraine 💕💕💕🥰🥰🥰🎨🎨🎨💝💝💝

[@TheArtSherpa]

You are so welcome and we are so glad you are part of the journey. Go Malta!!! Do you guys have a dedicated art store? I wonder what the mark up is for the paint. Islands can have pricey art supplies

[@lorrainesaliba5469]

theartsherpa Hi Again dearest Cinnamon ! Thank you so much for your reply ! 🥰 We do have a few good art shops here and yes, art supplies are a little more expensive than in central Europe. I usually buy paints and brushes when I travel abroad ! I find the prices better especially in Poland in art shops close to an Art Academy ! They have special reductions there ! Really good bargains sometimes !😄 Well, looking forward to seeing you everyday ! I love to watch your mum too ! You both have a Golden Heart ! Thank you again. Hugs Lorraine xxx🥰🥰🤗🤗🎨🎨💐💐

[@lianafeeser7868]

This was so well explained! Thank you!

[@Kenzie5011]

This is an EXCELLENT tutorial!

[@TheArtSherpa]

Thank you!💚

[@DeliberatelyCreative]

Whoohoo! Thank you for sharing your creativity with us all!

[@TheArtSherpa]

You are super welcome thank you for your energy

[@margaretgeorge3903]

Brilliant. I’m so looking forward to the first challenge.

[@justdande2891]

One of those "A-HA!" moments! Thanks ♥️

[@jcastillo9697]

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[@sandeewallace3413]

Thankyou Cinnamon I needed to see this it is my hard time to learn this thankyou for doing this

[@robertterrell3065]

I learned this way back in Art School in the mid 1970s, but I'm pretty sure all the professors didn't quite understand it. Some of them might not have understood it at all. But I switched color classes because Frank Cheatham RIP understood color extremely well, and since I was a painting major, I wanted to learn from the master :) This is really good what everybody is learning about the split primaries here. If you don't understand it, as theartsherpa explains, you can't get really knockout colors, except by accident.

[@TheArtSherpa]

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[@powermom74]

Awesome information. Thanks so much

[@jazminalvarado8433]

This was an awesome video! Thank you so much I learn a lot!

[@silviasunesen7649]

excellent lecture on the colour wheel. thanks so much

[@andrewansaldiiii7441]

Fantastic explanation of this important subject. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@TheArtSherpa]

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[@bleigh8793]

Oh my goodness!!... THANK YOU!!!! Awesome help to me.. Great video! TFS! ~tina

[@TheArtSherpa]

You are so welcome

[@GrammyTapDancing]

What video did you talk about that color harmony wheel love your videos

[@TheArtSherpa]

HMMM saw this one just now. I thought it was this video but it may have been this one. I did not do a whole video on it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rn-veWWYrt92gsU

[@TheArtSherpa]

Here is the link to the color wheel I keep referring too. It is my favorite amzn.to/2XvMHt4 I also think Bob Blasts Color wheel is amazing

[@kimberlyjoyce2031]

Thanks a bha-zillion! Light bulbs going off over my head!

[@TheArtSherpa]

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[@mariannekeller7504]

WOW! Awesome video!! Loads of info. Thank you so much!!!!

[@TheArtSherpa]

Thank you for your kind words

[@craigversion2]

This explained everything so well. Thank you.

[@TheArtSherpa]

Thank you so much Craig

[@ohwaitiforgot]

Thank you, Cinnamon! I'm soooo looking forward to Acrylic April!

[@TheArtSherpa]

ME too

[@nickytembo4112]

@@TheArtSherpa umm are you aware that Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow are the pigment primaries and not Red and Blue?

[@rayebowen3420]

Thank you!! Finally I get it! Going to make a bias color wheel of my own 💕🎨

[@TheArtSherpa]

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[@nickytembo4112]

@@TheArtSherpa Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow are the Paint Primary colors not Red and Blue and that’s why we get muddy colors when we use Red, Yellow, and Blue

[@karenatkinson4053]

Great information, thank you.

[@TheArtSherpa]

You are super welcome

[@punjabpainting2002]

awesome dear

[@TheArtSherpa]

Thank you so much!

[@paintandpinotinperth7868]

I’m passionate about colour theory. Tertiary ALWYS gets taught incorrectly. I adore the way you have shown this visually Cinamon but tertiary is ONLY a tertiary colour when it contains all 3 primary’s. Hence it’s name. 😉 So the only way to get a true tertiary is to mix a primary with the secondary colour that sits opposite to it on the colour wheel. Eg Purple ( red + blue) mixed with yellow creates a tertiary colour. I did a whole video on this too. Colour wheels rarely show tertiary colour correctly sadly hence why most art teachers interpret tertiary incorrectly. You’re right about the issues with colour theory, lots of variations out there 😂😍 You’re a real treasure Cinamon, so thank you for continually making art so exciting for so many. 💖🎨🍷

[@TheArtSherpa]

That is a very different take on tertiary than I have heard or read . This is my understanding of it. One Primary Color mixed with one of its nearest Secondary colors, giving us the in-betweens in the color-wheel. Yellow + Orange = YELLOW/ORANGE Red + Orange = RED/ORANGE Red + Purple = RED/PURPLE Blue + Purple = BLUE/PURPLEBlue + Green = BLUE/GREENYellow + Green = YELLOW/GREEN . I have not personally heard of that take on tertiaries but I am open minded and if you have some sources or color resources you are citing PLEASE feel free to email be [e-mail] and I will vet them to see how they check out 💜💙

[@paintandpinotinperth7868]

theartsherpa I appreciate your open minded response, 😍 I had a very passionate art tutor at Uni who has written many journals on it. I’ll try and find you a source if they’re still in print but sadly the misconception of what is a tertiary colour has now become so popular that folks now take the misinterpreted theory as factual. I’ve spent too many hours online trying to find it being taught correctly, sadly to no avail. It’s a case of evolution and Chinese whispers as it were where the wrong information becomes factual if told so many times. You inspire me so much, do the reply us hugely appreciated 💜💜💜

[@TheArtSherpa]

In fairness here is some online reading I found to be both drilled in and helpful and explains the school of thinking I am coming from . This matches with what we went over in art school ( as much as one remembers anymore ) so you ca see how it checks out from your perspective This one is a touch techy www.handprint.com/HP/WCL/color13.html#tertiary and in simple but shockingly accurate terms color-wheel-artist.com/primary-colors/ and we have to cite wiki or we were never online right en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tertiary_color and www.worqx.com/color/color_wheel.htm I have textbooks I can also recommend but many are costly so this seemed a good place. I look forward to seeing what your perspective is on color...see little art joke. Well kind of a dad joke.

[@TheArtSherpa]

@@paintandpinotinperth7868 Of course there is always more on color. They keep changing the color wheel as we understand more about art, color and how our eyes subjectively interpret that . If you remember you Art tutors name and they published I may be able to look them up or at least their papers. Its amazing what is out there. Check out the Munsell color website its really the foundation of the color wheel here and there are certainly new ideas popping up every day

[@paintandpinotinperth7868]

theartsherpa And this is simply why you are so wonderful! 😍 I love how you share my passion for colour mixing. Yes you’re right about the ever changing theories. I’ll do what I can to source my d Art tutor. It was an old school London Art college so they were very particular 😂 But most importantly, as long as we keep sharing creativity and ideas the world will be a better place for it 💜💜💜🎨🍷