Plein & Simple with John Burton, Part 6: Temperature

When award-winning plein air painter, John Burton, sits down to paint, he analyzes what he's looking at by going over his mental checklist: 1) shape, 2) value, and 3) temperature. In Part 6 of this mini series, he talks about an exercise he teaches that will help you understand color temperature in your paintings.
ENVIRONMENT AND LIGHT
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JOHN BURTON
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BOBBY CHIU
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[@MrJayson204]

The key thing to take away from this short but very informative video is that the colour temperature is in *relation* to it's surroundings.

[@yoiluna3089]

I really enjoy learning from this serie.

[@kanachiaki]

Oh wow, what a great tip!! It all makes much more sense now. I was debating whether to take his class or not but now I so want to! Thank you for sharing.

[@raruteam]

Great advice, I was thinking something similar receintly but I couldn't quite get it completely, thank you so much.

[@valhazlife]

This short snippet already helped me so much, thanks for sharing!

[@shojodraws3399]

Wow, never thought about it that way

[@DeepMindfulness]

The link to John’s course seems to be broken, at least from my iPhone.

[@BobbyChiu]

Here it is! schoolism.com/courses/art/environment-and-light-john-burton Hope you enjoy the course😊
~S

[@alessazoe]

you said you want to go the hard way, but... just use colour checking to mix your colours.

[@soeinspast4096]

What general relativity is to physics, temperature is to painting

[@nickghaffarian5707]

I was thinking the same thing