Free Art Lesson : Make your Colors Sing with Joe Gyurcsak
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2024
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In this lesson, you will learn about critical aspects of Colors.
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Amazing! I learned more about color in this one lesson than I have from every other lesson combined. Thank you!
More color programs woth Joe, please!!!!
Great tips! I definitely will need to watch this again with a panel.
This is fabulous and increased my understanding of colour. Thanks Joe.
This episode is a keeper - Joe has such a vast expanse of color knowledge AND he is incredibly generous with his time ❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍
Absolutely great! Thank you so much!❤
Great info, I like to use the word
‘Saturated’ when I’m thinking of color (rather than intense). I think it describes the strength and amount of pigment in the tube.
Good, yes, but I also use the word "saturated" when I drink too much!! LOL ;D
Thanks to both of you for sharing this. It coincided nicely with my studies recently of the characteristics of color and pigments. I learned a lot! I am using water soluble oils at the moment ant may have to switch to traditional oils.
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Would be a good move. I used them ( Max from W&N) in travels abroad (Europe) but found them weak-ish as to vibrancy and "richness"! Better to use artist grade oils, like Utrecht, from Joe here, or any other good brand! Good luck. : )
This was an interesting lesson to watch! I love learning about color. BTW, Eric-your hair looks great! Thank you, gentlemen!
Wow! I had to watch this twice already. Joe - u really helped explain the technical aspects of colors. Thank u so much!
This was the best explanation on colour I have seen.
Thank you. So very helpful.
❤Very informative Thank you😊
Another tutorial of very useful content.
Eric your channel really helps us all understand the painting process better.
many thanks
Love this 😊 awesome 🤩 ❤
Thank you for mentioning the step child of the art world, acrylic. I was also wondering about how this would apply to acrylic and three types of paint were mentioned but not acrylic. So thank youfiransweringthat question.
Very informative!!
Thanks to both of you for this extremely informative tutorial. I watched the whole program but will be watching it again so I can take notes. This was just great...TU TU TU! I’ll definitely check out Joe’s website.
Enjoyed, thank you
Very interesting. It’s great to see Utrecht being used. My favorite brand.
Brilliant
So good ! Thank you Joe and Eric ❤
I went withe basic set of Utrecht gouache with printer type colors and can mix EVERY thing.
Very good, Eric and Joe, one of your best. I loved Utrecht paints when I lived in Sacramento, they had a walk-in store then, and that's all I used when I started plein air landscapes, mid-90's. Then it closed or something and I searched around for paint now using mostly Gamblin, from online, or at my local art store in Tucson. If you have a local art store, please use them folks!! Many good colors in both lines, American made, and plenty available for my limited palette of primaries and secondaries (with only one earth color-Indian Red) and white. So, I can mix Any color I can see!! My cad red is still a big tube of Utrecht but end up using little of it, unless there is a fire truck in the scene, LOL, but main red is Indian red (which I also call a secondary violet when mixed with my blue, it then becomes like the nice muted "plumb" pigment that Joe showed), and which I also use with Ultramarine to make "blacks", as Joe showed us with the mix of burnt sienna and the Ultra!! Very easy to get "harmony" with these few (6) colors, and white, folks, and it's coincidentally also a palette recommended by the great American impressionist painter Edgar Payne, in his book on landscape painting composition!! Highly recommended reading, BTW. : )
Hi from Canada.🇨🇦Ontario 😊
This is SO insightful….thank you!!
Your faces at the beginning always make me laugh out loud, haha! Good video. Liquitex and Blicks both do videos on color and I find them fascinating. I am definitely a color person. I love color and love experimenting with it! I sent you five paintings for your Friday critique videos. If you've seen them, you know what I'm talking about. Love, love love color :) Thanks for another great video!
This is fascinating learning so much
Great lesson - I would love to take a class from him if he does them!
Eric can we have him come back and do watercolor paint period that would be fantastic
#art art art art art!!!!!❤❤🎨🎨