Portrait Painting Tutorial | STEP-BY-STEP using ZORN PALETTE

[@emilleum48]

Yupari, as I am feeling really new to learning to paint portraits, and I really love that you have simplified your pallet to the Zorn pallet. This is another wonderful teaching video. I really appreciate you breaking the steps down to only steps, and explaining a demonstrating each step. I have followed some other artists who are also teaching portrait painting, but, the notes and sketches that I was making, and trying to write down as much information, so I could try to follow it in my own paintings. I just became more and more confused. I can follow your teachings, with very little effort. Thank you so much. I am very happy to financially support your Patreon channel, and appreciate every one of your teaching videos, thank you, MSG Leum MSG Leum

[@sttarch5150]

I can't tell you how much this is helpful.

[@BG-it5ol]

Thanks for this , I have been going around in circles trying to learn how to start a portrait. I have brought more and more paints and ended up throwing my last effort out .THEN..I found your fantastic video. 1. You speak slowly and you repeat the stages which really helped me take it into my memory. 2. The limited palette is genius. Just keeping it simple lessens the confusion. I feel enthusiasm to start again. Thanks heaps.

[@BabsHaake]

I’ve been enjoying your wonderful painting and drawing lessons. You are so clear. I can’t figure out how you can spend so much time teaching and helping others. I love being able to just sit in on your tutorials and see what you come up with next. I’m an older artist, been painting for years and I still learn something new from you. Thanks.

[@gregorypolone1428]

The absolute BEST explanation of portraiture on KZbin!!!! Thanks for the information and inspiration

[@susiecrawford3376]

Thank you so much. You’re a gifted artist and teacher.

[@DaryatheOcean]

Wonderful! So great work and really helpful video! Thank you!

[@scooternutmick]

I’m loving your videos. I went out and bought paints and stuff to try this today. You are basically my art teacher now. 🙂

[@aobarts]

Thank you very very much! This is one of THE BEST oil portrait tutorials I've seen... I'm a beginner and your videos have been helping me a lot! Tks! Tks! Have a wonderful day :)

[@matthewthomasjames]

Your teaching abilities are phenomenal for a beginner at oils. I'm so grateful for your videos.

[@richcorzatt7886]

Great demo. I'm getting back into it, and this is a great jump start!

[@kaitlynthompson3397]

This is the BEST tutorial for a portrait painting I've ever seen. I'm great at drawing portraits but I can never get skin tones and shading correct when painting them. This helps so much!!

[@caspar3152]

This is really an excellent tutorial. Tank you very much for sharing!

[@heidi-mariadegruchy7641]

Just want to echo the comment below - you are indeed an excellent artist and superb teacher - a rare combination! Thank you :)

[@jjergins]

1. Composition and placement, 2: gesture or movement, 3: block in of pieces, (simple shapes of light and dark), 4. three tone color masses, 5. Selective rendering

[@Ola-gm6hq]

Absolutely love your video lessons! you have talent to teach. Thank you so much!

[@luisfelipefreitasbarros2911]

You are a great teacher. I’ll have a look on your patreon for sure. Thanks for your videos!

[@elizabethquintero1304]

Thank you so much for all the explanations. You are a wonderful artist.

[@tzilakeren156]

Thank you 🙏 you’re very good teacher.

[@jaedo71]

It's cool how you do that with no blues or greens.

[@MariaRevArt]

The black takes the place of blue in this palette and when you mix ivory black with yellow you get a kind of olive green colour. It is still remarkable what can be achieved with this palette.

[@mim260]

Excellent lesson, portrait painting required a lot of patient , peaceful time. It is difficult to mix these tones of flash. I hope to improve it with your tutorials. THANK YOU !

[@lalagonegaga]

It is borderline mindblowing what one can achieve with a palette that is: 1. extremely limited; 2. too warm (at least in theory). Only after you start playing with it do you realize how effective it is.

[@bartsenders]

thanks for this video

[@ft1851]

Thank you so much paint with you fun and make me try to be better

[@govrisarangapany835]

Thank you bro.yesterday l learn how to paint without rule..so l tried it to ...seriously l did get to finnish the painting ..did alot of change but ..l finnished it...l am not an artist..l am 64 year old and l like art .arcrylic...l love drawing and doing jouraling for bible ...l want to show you but l dont know how to do it.but l really thank you because u gave me the confidense.

[@lisengel2498]

As always you are so clear in what you do. It is so helpfull and truly inspiring. Thank you for sharing all this in such a clear manner

[@Paolo27688]

Sei veramente bravissimo, complimenti e grazie per i preziosi insegnamenti

[@barbarac5809]

Thank you for sharing these videos you're a excellent teacher and I love how the end comes out so realistic.

[@nikkiswenson54]

Really good teaching video!

[@adrianosoares9316]

I love you art you make painting very fun

[@anitabelel5662]

Superb, thank you so much.

[@maggietattersfield2859]

Fabulous👌💫🤗

[@bonnieporter3719]

Thank you so much for your expertise’s, this will help a lot in my paintings xxx

[@adolfodelgado5366]

I personally like the orange like color of the picture it is possible next time to fallow the color of the picture so I can see how you manage this colors, for me is like the person is in a candle light and it is very interesting

[@rosered103]

Always worth the watch. i learn something new each and every time and apply it to my paintings. Thank you Yupari, for your kind heart in doing this for us. Question: Instead of using Burnt Umber for toning the canvas, why don't you use Acrylic Burnt Umber?

[@alexkywalker]

Wonderful job. Congratulations!

[@afafzabaneh3916]

Very interesting....thanks....

[@cynthiamarston2208]

So I learn to simplify the shadows .....almost like correcting the lighting of the photo. I got on to see how you handled the 5 o’clock shadow. Learned more! Going back to my painting redefine the dark light and mid tone and cast less complicated shadows. What’s with the teachers who say all a primal you touch the paint as little as possible? What really happens when you scrub and touch it a lot? Was that a copper hand pallet? Was it coated with a preservative of some kind?

[@ryartistpencilwala4766]

Love from india

[@VERONAcd]

Thank you for your videos ! when I paint a portrait I always have to start from the eyes - no matter how much I try, I can't start like you, because drawing the general proportions without really measuring with a ruler is very hard for me as a beginner. what could help me in your opinion succeed drawing the beginning like you ? thank you so much.

[@jwoolfe1445]

thanks for this!

[@mazinalmoumen]

Beautiful 👏👏👏

[@dangrossheider7304]

Yupari, love your vids so so much…question though, they are so thorough here on KZbin, what more do you teach if I sign up for your classes? Thx

[@vivienlawson7256]

Thanks so much

[@oona7959]

Thank you for the informative video again! I like how clearly you are explaining the steps. I'm curious about your gray palette - what is it made of? Is it possible to order somewhere?

[@ORMA1]

Great!!!

[@adelehjavaherian4310]

Thank u very much sir,it was so usefule, i have a question, when u paint it seems u r painting by a pencil , i mean the oilpaint runs on canvas very fluent , how it is possible like this , do you mix the color with some special thing?

[@cheriepearson1070]

I feel like you are close to the end. Why did you leave his complexion pale as opposed to rudy and red like in the picture?

[@Nerdicaful]

Thank you, I was wondering this too.

[@CeylanCrow]

What is the material of pallete on the side of the painting where you have your paints- is that a piece of grey plastic?

[@bonniegeiger2882]

Glass painted gray on the back.

[@michaelduvinsky]

Good job !! 👍☺

[@robynwatt4291]

Can I use this same method using Acrylics

[@pedrocerezo9567]

Me gusta mucho tu pintura, siempre te siguo . En estee parece estupendo el acercamiento de la cámara en ojo y nariz, pero me pareció que en la nariz hubo toques que no están grabados, gracias

[@govrisarangapany835]

Do u do arcrylic

[@strahan321]

Question: The skin color not match the portrait. How would you go about matching the actual skin color?

[@tegian732]

I prefer drawing the portrait first in graphite and then adding the oil paint

[@lindastevenson6642]

you so kind iam a artist learning so much love to share some of my art with you please let me know

[@alangregory6119]

can you do this using card?

[@ثامرمحمداحمد-ع9ف]

😍😍😍😍😍😍🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈

[@ponchocolate3902]

I suggest you use lamp black, which was the black that Zorn used.

[@nickfanzo]

Why is that?

[@iancarter4196]

What possible reason for any thumbs down?

[@nickfanzo]

The head seems wide but this is a good video.

[@lurgutrenalpak8398]

What happened at 17:35? It's already so much further than just a second ago. Would've preferred a timelapse instead of a cut.

[@eduard441]

все замечательно вот только тон кожи несколько плотноват на фото а у вас слишком нежный получился! нужно добрать конечно)

[@afafzabaneh3916]

Please stop the Ads......

[@YupariArtist]

Wish I could! Even my non-monetized videos have ads for some reason? KZbin will unfortunately put ads on anything 😐 It does help me get paid more, but I do wish I could control the ads more... I used to only have one in the beginning before they inserted them in the middle of my videos... Thank you for watching my videos!!!

[@KpxUrz5745]

I don't like this lesson. In fact, I do not find it to be a painting at all, but more of a very hesitant illustration. In my book, a mark of an amateur is when the "artist" jumps so quickly into their instant gratification of daubing in those little flecks of white in the eyes to suggest reflections. I could list many other examples but it gets tiring to write, as well as to read, complaints.