I'm sorry, I don't really get art and mixing colors, but when you connected the top it blew my mind. I literally saw it go from browns and yellow to gold. The vision or know how, don't know what it is, to do that must be an extraordinary gift. Thank you for this, im going to go paint some brown and yellow eggs in an attempt to make gold
Thanks so much for the kind comment!! Anyone can learn to paint with lots of practice. I'm glad this video was helpful to you! Have fun and thanks for watching :)
I've been trying to find a good consistent brass color, where I was obviously making it more complex than it is. Your combination of burnt umber and yellow couldn't be any easier, nor any better. Watching your video was time well spent - thank you very much for posting it .
Enjoy your videos. I have painted brass and other metals. Never thought of putting the highlights in first. This demo gives a great illustration of why placing the highlights first helps with getting the "halo", making it much easier to transition from light to dark. Thank You.
A brilliant pot of gold !! This helps the basics, thanks. 👍 Do you have any more videos on this? I'm trying to really comprehend the vision aspects of gold and it's different reflective properties.
Thank you so much for sharing the colors and such a clear explanation of how to paint metals. I know my next try at painting a brass pot I picked up at a thrift store recently will go much better.
Our very equine oriented town has two beautiful horse statues at the entrance of our town.I wanted to paint them standing in the field of flowers in which they reside. Mountains, trees, flowers....easy peasy. It was not until I watched your video that I attempted to recreate these bronze statues. Thank you so much. Your video and advice was just what I needed to get the painting completed. Thank you.
YOU PAINT WELL, AND THE COLORS YOU USED HERE TURNED INTO GOLD QUICKLY, AND THAT BY YOUR WORKING IN THE HIGHLIGHTS FIRST - BRAVO MY FRIEND, A GREAT TEACHING VIDEO, AND WELL DONE!!!!!!!
@@walcottfineart5088 YOU ARE VERY WELCOME, IT WAS A VERY GOOD VIDEO - ALSO, WE JUST SUBSCRIBED TO YOUR CHANNEL, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, LORD BLESS!!!!!!!
I just discovered you and I am so happy. You are so generous with your teaching. Most of other artist just give you very little information and most of the time doesn't really help. You are top notch teacher. Thank you very much for sharing.
Ohhhh, I started to paint a brass object and run into a lots of trouble, your tutorial save the life to my canvas and give me hop, thank you master Jason
Thank you for a wonderful lesson...I am following every video and really appreciate you sharing your knowledge...I am learning so much with still life. Your work on your website is just beautiful...
I know this is five years ago but it's going to help me a lot It's a little out of my art style zone but I have a school contest coming up and the class nominated me as the one entering and we had to Draw something from our countries past So thank you for the Tutorial I really appreciate it
I loved it ! Your an amazing artist and wonderful talking through the steps Jason! thank you ! may I ask you a simple question? what colours did you mix to make the shade you used behind the painting ? Flo
Thanks for the kind comment! I'm so glad the video was helpful to you. I toned the background with a very thinned coat of Raw Umber. Gamblin I think. Thanks for watching! :)
Thank you for your demos. They are very instructive, indeed. Unlike other demos, yours are worth while watching for any beginner. To speak for my self, I learn. I have a question. Can i mix oil colors of different brands?
The shinyness of metals is indicated by the values reflected in it so aside from the color be sure to pay close attention to that. Don't be afraid to go dark if you see it in the subject. Thanks for watching! :)
Such an excellent demo, like all your other ones which I've enjoying a lot. Thanks for putting these out, you're a great teach and you're so generous! 🙌 Cheers
Yes you can! In fact that Lemon Yellow may work even better for brass as it tends to have a slightly greenish color. For gold you can add a touch of red or Burnt Sienna to the mix to warm it up. Thanks for watching! :)
Thank you for your informative video I am new to painting and trying to paint a brass candle stick could not seem to get it right till I found your video and it came out great so thank you very much ... just watched you other videos on metals also you made it very clear for me .. I look forward to more videos
Jason, I’ve just come across this video and it is so helpful!!! Just a quick question- what kind of paper are you painting on for the picture? And are you using disposable palette paper to mix colors?
Ye,s the palette is a Richeson Gray Matters palette which is the sheets of waxed paper. The surface I am painting on is a sheet from a Fredrix Canvas Pad. Thanks for watching! :)
Can I use acrylics to follow your method here for brass etc? I think you got the highlights very well because you could blend with the oils. Great video.
You are correct that using this method with acrylics would be more difficult. It helps to have oil's blending qualities. You could probably do it though with some practice. You may need to work quickly. Thanks for watching!
Thanks...very well explained...I have been struggling to get the right shade of a chrome fender of an old Ford pickup that I am doing right now.. This helped a lot.
Thanks for watching! Do mean the color in the toning? That is just raw umber. I love that your handle is "lorem ipsum". I'm a typeface designer so I know that well! :)
Something went wrong. I wanted to say That i saw a lot of my questions answered in your demonstrations. Thanks a lot for Sharing your knowledge! Subscribed so i won't miss a video.
Thanks for watching! As far as the colors go, they would be the same ones for acrylics and oils, but the technique would be different. A lot of what I show in my videos relies on oil's ability to be blended and workable for a long time. Acrylics dry so quickly, it might not work as well. You will have to experiment and see. :)
Thank you yet again, I’m in the habit now of watching at least one of your videos first thing in the morning. Do you have a demo of glass and water? I never went to art school, in fact when I was a child (many years ago) we didn’t have art lessons so it was when I retired I started fumbling my way through, producing work that was embarrassing! I attended-evening classes a couple of times and over time turned out some half decent paintings, taking months to finish whereas other friends took a few weeks to complete their work! I am very inspired by your videos, I read other people’s comments and they all have the same high regard for you and your work, so once again, thank you.
Brass type colours have been such a mystery to me. Looks like you have used a bright yellow with lighter and darker shades of burnt umber. Thanks for a great demo.
Please tell what exact colors of Oil and Acrylic colors with shading and light color mixes to paint pure gold with shines and darks as seen on gold ornaments.
Thanks for watching! I list the colors used to paint the gold/brass at the end of the video. It comes at time index 12:39. I think I also mentioned them as I painted. You would use the same for both oil or acrylics. :)
it reflects colors around it like this IF you have a polished gold surface, this will deviate if you have a matte unpolished and textured golden object
Thanks for watching! Chromatic Black tends to lean towards cool, but not quite as much as Ivory Black. Hope that helps! Sorry, I just now saw this comment.
Hi, big fan :) just wondering if you could do a dedicated video on your underpainting and paint sketching colours you use thanks :)! Edit: have just watched your 'painting on a tones canvas' video and change my request to what paints you can use for underpainting and the benefits of each haha :)
Jason Walcott very excited to see new video...btw...love your intro and ending. Thanks for doing these...this is going to be interesting... Please Jason ..paint a pumpkin...I would appreciate it so much...it took me along time to understand still life's..like the Orange...grapes and beautiful rose...I now understand more from your videos...I thank you for that. I lived in Chester NJ...know Dover area...ah good ole Jersey...
WOW! You lived in Chester? Most people have never heard of it! I love that town and was just there in August. Thanks for the compliments! The pumpkin video is coming up soon. :)
Actually I find the Cadmium Yellows vary a lot from maker to maker. In general though, no, Cadmium Yellow Medium will more orangey than the Light. Thanks for watching!
Best turorials for painting metal texture you'll find on youtube. Thank you very much
The Harmonica music in the background gives me life
That is an awesome comment! LOL Thanks for watching. :)
Best beginner tutorial I have seen! Thank you soooo much!!! You make it so simple and clear with your explanations.
Thank you so much for the nice comment! I'm glad you enjoyed it. :)
That slight blend with the highlight has made me subscribe! What a teacher!
Thanks for watching and subbing! :)
I'm sorry, I don't really get art and mixing colors, but when you connected the top it blew my mind. I literally saw it go from browns and yellow to gold. The vision or know how, don't know what it is, to do that must be an extraordinary gift. Thank you for this, im going to go paint some brown and yellow eggs in an attempt to make gold
Thanks so much for the kind comment!! Anyone can learn to paint with lots of practice. I'm glad this video was helpful to you! Have fun and thanks for watching :)
I've been trying to find a good consistent brass color, where I was obviously making it more complex than it is. Your combination of burnt umber and yellow couldn't be any easier, nor any better. Watching your video was time well spent - thank you very much for posting it .
I'm so glad you found my video helpful! Thanks for watching and for the nice comment :)
Enjoy your videos. I have painted brass and other metals. Never thought of putting the highlights in first. This demo gives a great illustration of why placing the highlights first helps with getting the "halo", making it much easier to transition from light to dark. Thank You.
Thanks for your compliments! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. :)
Thank you for this wonderful video. Just what I needed.
A brilliant pot of gold !!
This helps the basics, thanks. 👍
Do you have any more videos on this? I'm trying to really comprehend the vision aspects of gold and it's different reflective properties.
Thank you so much for sharing the colors and such a clear explanation of how to paint metals. I know my next try at painting a brass pot I picked up at a thrift store recently will go much better.
Thanks so much for the nice comment! I'm glad you found my video useful. :) Enjoy your painting!
Thanks for making it so simple and put up the colours used at the end. Had written all down but this helped a lot.!
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching :)
Perfect as always. Well explained. I have learnt so much from your channel. Thank you.
Our very equine oriented town has two beautiful horse statues at the entrance of our town.I wanted to paint them standing in the field of flowers in which they reside. Mountains, trees, flowers....easy peasy. It was not until I watched your video that I attempted to recreate these bronze statues. Thank you so much. Your video and advice was just what I needed to get the painting completed. Thank you.
Thanks for the kind comment! I'm so glad my video was helpful :)
YOU PAINT WELL, AND THE COLORS YOU USED HERE TURNED INTO GOLD QUICKLY, AND THAT BY YOUR WORKING IN THE HIGHLIGHTS FIRST - BRAVO MY FRIEND, A GREAT TEACHING VIDEO, AND WELL DONE!!!!!!!
Thanks for the nice comment and for watching! :)
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YOU ARE VERY WELCOME, IT WAS A VERY GOOD VIDEO - ALSO, WE JUST SUBSCRIBED TO YOUR CHANNEL, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, LORD BLESS!!!!!!!
I appreciate your teaching style. Thank you for this.
Thanks for watching and for the nice comment!
Thank you so much! You are a great teacher! ❤️
Thanks for the nice comment and for watching! :)
@@walcottfineart5088 Please make new videos! 😊
U r the best art teacher beside artist Mark Carder, all respect to u 👏💖
Thanks so much for the nice comment! I'm glad you've enjoyed my videos :)
Extremely helpful that you put the color combos at the end. Great video!
I'm glad you found the video helpful! Thanks for watching :)
Jason, what a great, great, class. I learned a lot. You are a great artist and also a great teacher. thank you very much
Thank you so much! I appreciate your comments.
Stunning! Such a pleasure watching your videos. So informative, clear, and straight to the point!
Thanks for watching and for the nice comment! :)
Even for a digital artist, this video was so useful. Thank you so much! I hope you do more videos soon!
Thanks! I am so glad my video was helpful to you! :)
You give the best painting demos. Informative, helpful and results I can use in my own paintings. Thanks!
Thanks you so much for the nice comment! :)
That’s awesome! I’ve been painting and this helps so much! Thank you
finally i found my teacher of how to paint gold metal. Thank's sir. i am from Indonesia
I'm so glad the video was helpful! Thanks for watching :)
Man I just bumped into your channel!You’re a very good teacher!Thank you !
Thank you so much for the wonderful comment! Enjoy... :)
I just discovered you and I am so happy. You are so generous with your teaching. Most of other artist just give you very little information and most of the time doesn't really help. You are top notch teacher. Thank you very much for sharing.
Thanks so much for the nice comment!! I'm glad you are enjoying my videos. :)
Ohhhh, I started to paint a brass object and run into a lots of trouble, your tutorial save the life to my canvas and give me hop, thank you master Jason
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching :)
Excellent tutorial. What's the mix of colors on the background before you started painting anything? Thank you!
Thank you for a wonderful lesson...I am following every video and really appreciate you sharing your knowledge...I am learning so much with still life. Your work on your website is just beautiful...
Thanks so much for the nice comment! I'm glad my videos are useful to you. :)
Beautifully explained. Thanks for sharing gold/copper still life with shades. Thanks again..
I'm so glad you found the video helpful! Thanks for watching and for the nice comment :)
I always forget and urs is the quickest and easiest explanation!!!! Keep going love u man 💞💞💞💞✨
Thanks so much for the nice comment and for watching! :)
I know this is five years ago but it's going to help me a lot
It's a little out of my art style zone but I have a school contest coming up and the class nominated me as the one entering and we had to Draw something from our countries past
So thank you for the Tutorial I really appreciate it
I'm so glad my video was helpful! Thanks for watching and congrats on your nomination! :)
Wow all that painting with a single sized brush n no medium. Great. I sas searching a whole lot on how to paint metal. Subscribed!
Thank you for the nice comment and for subscribing! :)
Very simple how to show it with a great passion in art..
A truly nice person.
Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed watching the video. :)
Mezmorized. This helped so much. To understand values and tones.
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video :) Thanks for watching!
I loved it ! Your an amazing artist and wonderful talking through the steps Jason! thank you ! may I ask you a simple question? what colours did you mix to make the shade you used behind the painting ? Flo
Thanks for the kind comment! I'm so glad the video was helpful to you. I toned the background with a very thinned coat of Raw Umber. Gamblin I think. Thanks for watching! :)
Wonderful instructor. Thank you. I have cadmium red only at the moment - will that be ok, even if not perfect?
I love your painting style!
Thanks for watching! :)
Very good at explaining. Glad to find this channel.
Thanks for watching!
I painted a small rim under a vase, .the first person to see it said the gold looked good straight away.. Many thanks!
I'm so glad you found my video useful! Thanks for watching :)
Thankyou so much for this !
Wow...this is beautiful...Thank you so much for this.
Thanks so much for the nice comment and for watching! :)
I love your demos, thanks.
Thanks for watching and for the nice comment! :)
Thank you for your demos. They are very instructive, indeed. Unlike other demos, yours are worth while
watching for any beginner. To speak for my self, I learn.
I have a question. Can i mix oil colors of different brands?
Thanks for the comments! I'm so glad you find my videos helpful. Yes, you can freely mix any oil paints from any brand!
Amazing tutorial, i'll keep these tips in mind!
Thanks for watching! :)
Really cool tutorial. I’m currently trying to paint a gold metallic apple but am struggling to paint a realistic reflective surface. Any advice?
The shinyness of metals is indicated by the values reflected in it so aside from the color be sure to pay close attention to that. Don't be afraid to go dark if you see it in the subject. Thanks for watching! :)
Such an excellent demo, like all your other ones which I've enjoying a lot. Thanks for putting these out, you're a great teach and you're so generous! 🙌 Cheers
Thank you for the nice comments! I'm glad you are enjoying my videos. :)
I really appreciate your classes maistro am learning a lot u are amazing teacher
Thanks for watching and for the nice comment!
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. I am unable to get cadmium yellow light. Can I use lemon yellow instead?
Yes you can! In fact that Lemon Yellow may work even better for brass as it tends to have a slightly greenish color. For gold you can add a touch of red or Burnt Sienna to the mix to warm it up. Thanks for watching! :)
What colors did you use for the background? Thanks!
this helped so much ive been struggling with this for ages thank you
I'm so glad you found my video helpful! Thanks for watching :)
Thank you. You clarified many questions. Keep it coming.
I'm glad you found the video useful! Thanks for watching :)
Thank you for your informative video I am new to painting and trying to paint a brass candle stick could not seem to get it right till I found your video and it came out great so thank you very much ... just watched you other videos on metals also you made it very clear for me .. I look forward to more videos
Thank you so much for the nice comment! I'm glad you found my videos useful. :)
im trying to do this and was struggling. Now I think I will be able to paint it correctly. Thanks, great tutorial.
Thanks so much for watching! I'm glad you found the video useful. :)
Jason, I’ve just come across this video and it is so helpful!!! Just a quick question- what kind of paper are you painting on for the picture? And are you using disposable palette paper to mix colors?
Ye,s the palette is a Richeson Gray Matters palette which is the sheets of waxed paper. The surface I am painting on is a sheet from a Fredrix Canvas Pad. Thanks for watching! :)
Can I use acrylics to follow your method here for brass etc? I think you got the highlights very well because you could blend with the oils.
Great video.
You are correct that using this method with acrylics would be more difficult. It helps to have oil's blending qualities. You could probably do it though with some practice. You may need to work quickly. Thanks for watching!
Thank you. Just an idea but it might work if I use a retarder to slow down the drying time.
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Thanks...very well explained...I have been struggling to get the right shade of a chrome fender of an old Ford pickup that I am doing right now.. This helped a lot.
Thanks so much for the nice comment! I'm so glad you found the video useful. :)
This was an excellent tutorial, thank you 🇯🇲💝
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching :)
What colors do you use to get that bottom?
I just begun watching your videos and saw your paintings are very nice, thank you
Thanks for watching! Do mean the color in the toning? That is just raw umber. I love that your handle is "lorem ipsum". I'm a typeface designer so I know that well! :)
Great work brother! Thanks so much for this great material.
So glad you enjoyed this! Thanks for watching. :)
Hi Jason,
Tonight i watched some of your video's. Very inspiring. In a few Hours i saw a lot of my questionnaires Antwerpen in your demonstraties.
Something went wrong. I wanted to say That i saw a lot of my questions answered in your demonstrations. Thanks a lot for Sharing your knowledge! Subscribed so i won't miss a video.
Thanks so much for watching! I'm glad you found my videos useful. :)
This is beautiful!
Thanks so much! :)
What beautiful work, Jason! Where are you located?
Thanks for the nice comment! I am in Orange County, California.
Thank you so much for sharing .Just amazing,I learned a lot!
Thanks for the comments! I'm so glad you found the video useful. :)
Great video Jason. I’m learning in oil and acrylic currently. Would the same principles apply to acrylic too?
Thanks for watching! As far as the colors go, they would be the same ones for acrylics and oils, but the technique would be different. A lot of what I show in my videos relies on oil's ability to be blended and workable for a long time. Acrylics dry so quickly, it might not work as well. You will have to experiment and see. :)
Thank you, I will try. I like working in both and you are right I have to work really quickly with acrylics.
Thank you for such a wonderful instruction :)
Thanks for watching and for the nice comment! :)
Your videos are really helpful n ure a gr8 teacher.please schedule a demo on painting flesh tones in portraits.thanx
Thanks so much for the compliment! I'm not really a portrait painter, but I will add your idea to my list!
Luved the way u explained the details ...thanku
I'm so glad you enjoyed this. Thanks for watching!
Thank you yet again, I’m in the habit now of watching at least one of your videos first thing in the morning. Do you have a demo of glass and water? I never went to art school, in fact when I was a child (many years ago) we didn’t have art lessons so it was when I retired I started fumbling my way through, producing work that was embarrassing! I attended-evening classes a couple of times and over time turned out some half decent paintings, taking months to finish whereas other friends took a few weeks to complete their work! I am very inspired by your videos, I read other people’s comments and they all have the same high regard for you and your work, so once again, thank you.
Thanks for watching! I do have a demo about painting a glass, but I am actually working on one about painting a glass with water or wine in it. :)
Brass type colours have been such a mystery to me. Looks like you have used a bright yellow with lighter and darker shades of burnt umber. Thanks for a great demo.
Yes, that is the basic color mixture for brass/gold! Metal is depicted by the pattern of lights and darks it reflects. Thanks for watching!
I love this! Thanks for sharing
You are so welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
Loved your video. Great tips. Thank you 👍
Thank you for the nice comment! Glad you enjoyed it. :)
This was super helpful, I learned a lot
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Beautiful painting, well done, great tutorial 💕 Big Like 💕 Stay connected 💕
Thanks so much for watching and for the nice comment! :)
Superb tutorial 👌
Thanks for watching! :)
Thank you for this video, it was very useful 😊
Thanks for watching! :)
This is awesome 💯
Thank you
GREAT VIDEO!!!!! Thank you so much...(even if it is 5 years later!)....
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching :)
Great tutorial 👏
Thanks for watching! :)
You have helped me a lot , through this , thanx
I'm so glad you enjoyed it. :) Thanks for watching!
I would love to see a video on how to set up a still life, the ones I see online don't seem to be very well thought out
Great idea! I will look into that. Thanks for watching! :)
Please tell what exact colors of Oil and Acrylic colors with shading and light color mixes to paint pure gold with shines and darks as seen on gold ornaments.
Thanks for watching! I list the colors used to paint the gold/brass at the end of the video. It comes at time index 12:39. I think I also mentioned them as I painted. You would use the same for both oil or acrylics. :)
it reflects colors around it like this IF you have a polished gold surface, this will deviate if you have a matte unpolished and textured golden object
Yes, very true. For less shiny surfaces the highlights would be much less defined. Thanks for watching!
Very cool technique.
Thanks for watching and for the nice comment!
Thank you very much man you are great
Thanks for the nice comment and for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed the video :)
Brilliant, again!
Would you show us how one might paint liquid in glass, like a glass of red wine? Mine looks flat and muddy!
Thanks for watching! Sure I will add that video tutorial to my list of ideas, thanks! :)
@@walcottfineart5088 That'd be great~ thank you. New sub here :)
Thank you so much !! This was so helpful
I'm so glad you found the video helpful! Thanks for watching :)
Very clear. Thank you
is chromatic black warm or cool....i got some some gamblin chromatic black and was wondering about this before i use it,
Thanks for watching! Chromatic Black tends to lean towards cool, but not quite as much as Ivory Black. Hope that helps! Sorry, I just now saw this comment.
thank you!....yeah, i mix it with some MH raw umber to warm it up for shadows....looks nice.
Excelente tutorial 👏👏👏👏👏
I'm glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching :)
Many thanks for a great lesson.
Thanks for watching! :)
real good brother thanks for the vid...
Awesome lesson thanks
THanks a lot. Very helpfull even i´m not painting with oils or on canvas. Keep it up.
Thanks for watching! I'm so glad you found this useful. :)
Very informative ... Thanks from india ..
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching! :)
@@walcottfineart5088 .. You are mose Welcome Master .. Have a nice day ..
Hi, big fan :) just wondering if you could do a dedicated video on your underpainting and paint sketching colours you use thanks :)!
Edit: have just watched your 'painting on a tones canvas' video and change my request to what paints you can use for underpainting and the benefits of each haha :)
Thanks for watching! I will add that video idea ot the list! :)
Very helpful. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching :)
Jason Walcott very excited to see new video...btw...love your intro and ending. Thanks for doing these...this is going to be interesting...
Please Jason ..paint a pumpkin...I would appreciate it so much...it took me along time to understand still life's..like the Orange...grapes and beautiful rose...I now understand more from your videos...I thank you for that. I lived in Chester NJ...know Dover area...ah good ole Jersey...
WOW! You lived in Chester? Most people have never heard of it! I love that town and was just there in August. Thanks for the compliments! The pumpkin video is coming up soon. :)
love this guy
Thanks for watching! :)
Is the cadmium yellow light the same as medium yellow?
Actually I find the Cadmium Yellows vary a lot from maker to maker. In general though, no, Cadmium Yellow Medium will more orangey than the Light. Thanks for watching!