Beginners color theory and tips for buying paints | MSM 8
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2015
- Learn what primary and secondary colors are, delve deeper into color mixing and working with warm and cool shades of colours. Follow me on Insty: / fieldey and sign-up to my MadSkillz MasterClub newsletter: www.fieldey.com/madskillz-mast... and get ready to take your art to the next level!
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thank you, never knew about the difference in hues for colors mixing.
Knowledge is power. I feel more powerful now. Well done.
hey Fieldy, thank you for the tips, just learned more in a few minutes than I did in months of art school. it was good I could understand it so easy. love your painting of the woman in the background, glad your keeping busy!
+mike degrazia Hey thanks for taking the time to comment Mike - I was a bit unsure about this one as I didn't really go to Art School so I'm flying by the seat of my pants on this and I appreciate the feedback!
Your video just popped up and I was attracted to your great art style and I appreciate your tutorials. I liked and subscribed.
Thank you so much 😀I appreciate it!
Great videos ! Thanks for sharing your talent en knowledge :)
Fantastic video and info. Cheers!
Wow, so much exciting, interesting information! thank you.
Can you explain why you mix a warm (cerulean blue) with a cool (hansa yellow) to make the green? The other secondaries you mixed cool with cool or warm with warm. Thanks for this...I now understand why my purples are never purple! :)
Spectacular explanation. Congrats on the ocean of work, and thanks for taking the time to make this tutorial!
Also, your cat is adorable :D
+J Gardner Hahaha! Thanks!
Fantastic Fieldey, I actually wondered why some of my mixing ended up resembling poo
+Karina Leef It happens to the best of us ;)
woow. really nice
love your videos. they have helped me a whole lot recently. one thing i would change is the volume of your background music. your soft, pretty voice gets a bit lost sometimes.
Thanks +fnhgmhjvghn fhgjghmgfnbv I'm glad to hear the vids helped and thanks for the feedback - I'll keep an eye on the sound quality in the new tutes, thanks for the heads up!
You are so talented! Greetings from Norway.
PS: Come to Norway and have a workshop please..
+Joachim Wetterhus That would be amazing!
+Fieldey TV Do it!!^^,
Another question: how do you know which of all the different kinds of blues, reds, yellows, and whites to buy? There seem to be so many names! Cerulean, ultramarine, phtalo, prussian, ahhhhhh!
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Suggested colours are: Hansa Yellow, Cadmium Yellow, Cadmium Red, Quinacridone Red, Cerulean Blue, Ultramarine Blue, Yellow Ochre, Raw Umber, Burnt Umber, Prussian Blue and Titanium White.
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can u make a vedio of facial part of potraite?
Yep! I have a new video up showing how to do a portrait - have you seen it?
I don't understand the part where you mention the blue having a green bias making it warm when you mentioned earlier that green was a cool color
There's a bit of contention about that exact thing, when I was researching it there were two schools of thought about whether a yellower blue (ie. green bias) was a warm or cool blue. Here's some good information about it: sharonhicksfineart.com/blog/57475/warm-or-cool-ultramarine-blue-vs-thalo-blue-
Interesting read. Maybe I'll just stick to finger painting rofl
kevin jones Hahaha! I don't fully understand why it works myself, I just know that it works!
i think it's because you dont want a complentary-color-bias in the primaries you are mixing. eg you want a blue with yellow and yellow with blue for a relatively more vibrant/high chroma green. as an amateur artist i have time to think and digest the theory. thankyou and for your videos.
It's called the color's "temperature" just to add to what is a great video (don't think the term was used).