How To Create Sunlight In Your Landscape Painting
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- Опубліковано 16 лис 2024
- Using color temperature contrast sounds like a simple idea to create sunlight. It can become more complicated the more refined your painting is.
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It's very helpful! Watching the color temperature, value change, light contrast is hard but results in your paintings are awesome. Thank you!
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What a spectacular and vivid description! Great sir, you illustrated in a beautiful way such a complex subject. Thanks 🙏
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❤❤❤ North GA paintings!! Wonderful depictions of the area.
It is a beautiful area!
Thank you Phil your videos are so inspiring
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Very informative . Thank you for your teaching.
You are very welcome
Really enjoyed these works and examples, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it timothy!
Very helpful! Thanks for the tip about exaggerating the differences in temperature.
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Amazing lesson. It really helps to understand color and temperature. Thank you!!❤
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Thank you for another great video! Your videos have inspired me to start painting landscapes! 😊
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I find it difficult to reconcile the rule that we are told the bluer and more violet colors (but more subdued) go in the background to make it recede but then, at the same time, I see paintings with blue and violet in the foreground for shadowing purposes and bright warm colors in the background. I guess that causes the background to become the focal point.
The rule is: everything being equal, colors turn cooler and muted as they recede. So if we have a green meadow, it will turn more bluish green as it recedes in the distance. If you interject a cloud shadow in the foreground and sunlight in the background then the foreground is cooler and background warmer, but because of the cloud shadow.