BobBlast 301 - "Painting Window Reflections Using My Goof Proof Color Wheel"
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- BB#301 - Painting Window Reflections Using My Goof-Proof Color Wheel - a brief demo!
This BobBlast starts with a quick color study in my sketchbook - the concept is Windows.
My demo starts with a simple and strong graphic design for a focal point of RED. I am using my Color Wheel, so the dominant color is Blue-Green and the final two colors are pure Spice… Yellow and Violet. I also add White and Black.
My set up includes plenty of one gallon water buckets, big brushes, hand barrier cream and paper towels. The surface is a Cheap Joe Extra Fine Art Board, 20x20 inch.
The Demo
Start BIG with just your dominant color Blue-Green - actually, I use a variety of blues to create depth and interest - I have fun goofing around at the beginning. It’s like jumping around in the surf first before swimming.
Let your Dominant Color dry thoroughly before the next step. Now it’s time to work on the Focal Point Color and design. Excited to see where it’s going, I paint in the two Spice Colors near the Focal Point Color. That’s how my wheel works with any subject or technique.
I never make a decision about a painting until I live with it for awhile… at least overnight. I hang it on the wall so I can look at it. I will let it rest and move on to start another painting in the series.
Keep watching the video - there is a Bonus Track!
One of my goals was to focus only on colorful light reflected on a surface wall or floor. I was inspired by the stained glass light shining from inside Notre Dame Cathedral - a side trip during my Workshop on a Riverboat Cruise in Paris. My concept is “Windows.”
Here is your invitation to join me in painting your own Window concept, as a part of a virtual exhibit.
If you haven’t already - Commit to your concept, choose a color combination and a composition. When you are finished with your painting, sign it, take a photo of just the artwork (no mat or frame). Here’s what to do next to join our virtual exhibit of Windows:
Post your Image - Windows, a Virtual Exhibit
Click on the link in the Email or search in Facebook for Robert Burridge Studio Windows Virtual Exhibit
Join the group
Post your work!
Add you name, title plus more info.
Thanks! Looking forward to seeing your posts!
I loved your comment “I liked it yesterday, but I don’t like it today,” and you changed your painting. 😂 That’s fantastic!
Beautiful teaching moment! Older teachers are amazing and full of knowledge. No one can ever replace these people!
Thank you!
W😮W Bob!! Truly AMAZING!!! Your paintings - along with the way you teach are always so DYNAMIC!!
Thank You!! ~❤~
So good to watch you work Bob. I loved how you changed this. And the use of the paper towels is genius! 🤣. Thanks so much for sharing your process x
Thanks for watching!
I have never left a public comment before but I just have to say how relieved I am each week to see that you are still well out there in California. We only have 7 cases here in Boone so far. I relish every minute of watching you paint and ESPECIALLY like the length of this one. You are such an inspiration and needless to say, a great, great teacher. Thank you so much for all you give to us all. Doug
I think that more than any other artist I have learned most from BB. Not only technique but the permission given to experiment and be unique. Appreciate his art and coaching so much.
Wow ! your pallete is as interesting as the painting itself,Bob you are the most 'painterly' painter I have ever seen in action,such exciting use of generous colour,not going to copy you per say but incorporate some of that loosness into my own work,than you for doing these and inspiring us worldwide.
That was really fun! Loved that you showed us the bonus!! Big lovely change!
Thank you! I had a lot of fun with this one!
These are difficult days for all of us. Thanks so much for hanging in there and adding brightness to our days!!!
Thanks, Bob, so much for all you do ......smiles, inspiration and wonderful videos. Things have changed dramatically since you've made this video .... You are the bright spot for all of us!
Love how you just "plop" the brush right into the color you want. :) Thank the Art Sherpa for turning me onto you. Love your personality as well.
Anyone else see the perfectly rendered face in blue next to the window when you pause @ 9:43??? Trippy ! 👌👌
my goodness i never has so much fun watching a painting video's, i just discovered Bobblast today, and its amazing, im learning so much, thank you!!! xx
Omg yes I agree!! Go to his site and look at the Bob Blasts.. his series on the circus/people etc is absolutely incredible. I put some ideas from that together with his carrot figure people (super easy & fun) and made sooo much art work to be proud of. Everybody wanted something from my collection. He’s so right- work ridiculously fast & wet. Let it dry. Come refine it a bit. Add some details but not much and it’s done.
His color wheel is worth buying. Best $15 ever invested. Happy painting!🌹
I have just started to watch you (thanks UA-cam algorithm) and not only do I enjoy your art but your personality is infectious. Thank you for the inspiration!
I've been watching B.B for many years and though I have traditional education and training in the arts I do find his videos very centering and entertaining. I will every now and then watch some if his videos before I start a new project or just need somewhere to start during artist block. He's a good teacher🎨
Thanks Bob 🤙
Boblast you are so cool. Great enthusiasm and energy.. I feel that you actually provide a window for your viewers into the decision making process. I can appreciate why you put a red there or a blue rectangle here and so forth.. What a fantastic teacher you are, clear, direct and teaching why art can be so much fun. Thank you.May you and your family stay safe in challenging times.
Thanks for your videos! You have changed my artistic life forever! I was ready to give up painting realistic landscapes, telling myself I have no talent. I am a jazz musician and love to improvise and found myself constantly changing and improvising on my traditional type landscapes and they never worked out. I found your videos yesterday and tried my hand at abstract painting, something I never considered doing, and found I love it and it suits my improvisational nature quite well. I did one painting yesterday and doing a second painting today. I've watched several of your videos and finally I understand color better, and the process much better. And I just enjoy seeing where the painting goes on its own, much like playing jazz. Thanks!!!!!!!!!!
Am I the only one that read Bob’s notes? FRV? Love your work. I think that April 2020 was a bad day for most of us.
Hi Bob, you are a real BLAST ! I love watching your videos you are so uplifting! Thanks for elevating my spirit! I need to paint again and you put me in the mood:-) Thanks... and God Bless you ! Be safe!
Those are all beautiful paintings!
It was a very brave step to change such a beautiful painting that was already making sense in order to stick commitmental subject. You are brave sir.
This was great, getting to see more of your process, not just a snippit or two from your shorter Bob Blasts. Thank you for also talking out your thought process. Being unsure of where to go next, sometimes being a good stopping point for reflection, and other times making a strong commitment to the painting and allowing that to take it in an unexpected direction. Thank you! I loved it!
Bob is my go to. I just love his energy and his personality is so pleasant. Tomorrow it's going to rain so I'm going to be trying out lots of new painting techniques. Thank you Bob. You're the best!
Thank you! You are so bright and encouraging, and I have just subscribed! Up here in Canada and discovered you through Sharon Tilden who took some of your courses and I love her work. Bought one of her paintings years ago and started painting myself. Love your approach!
Thank you very much!
Always inspiring, very generous of you to share your process, your thoughts and a bit of your life.. thanks to you both, stay safe, stay home and paint!
Dear Bob,
you teach very well.
Your advices are very helpfull and your Videos are exciting.
Lovely eastergreetings 🐣from switzerland🌸👋
Another great process and result. Commitment came with its opinion and really set the tone. From a cameras distant view and the minds eye a
beautiful blue room , possible bed ,blowing,moving white curtains,red door cracked open
to endless possibilities. Bravo.
I so love hearing you say "Can't wait to see what it's going to look like"!
And it's so true! Thanks for your note!
I love watching you paint and always learn something new. Thanks for continuing with the BobBlasts!
First time I have watched you Bob. This is fantastic watching you . I am in Scotland. First of all my son lives in San Francisco. My son daughter in law and grandson would have been on hol there last week and I would have been flying to San Francisco this Thursday, I love California. I send all my love to California. Keep safe and thank you.
Wow! That painting really woke up during the second pass!
Your paintings always spring forth with optimism. Thanks, Bob!
Robert Burridge great video share Sir I really enjoy this! please take care and be extra safe out there ok Bob Blast!🎨✌🕯❤ loveu.
Outstanding Art! Congratulations Meister Work!
Thank you!
@@RobertBurridge Your Art is OUTSTANDING! Thank you for sharing 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷
@@mariliansantilli8808 Thank you!
It is an absolute pleasure to watch your creation process. The painting on the wall to the left of the one you were working on..the green with the pink was stunning. I would love to see more longer videos like this in the future...thanks!
i am still learning!! thanks bob!!
hi bob - very interesting !!! i luv watching you splash colour around - OOOPPSSS - i mean paint. lol. listening to yr narrative as you go is gr8 too.
TY for teaching us
This was an excellent Bob Blast! Thanks so much. Great inspiration for me.
Thanks Bob loved the bonus track. It's really fun to see you work through a whole painting. The longer format was great too.
Man I would love to have this painting
I really enjoyed this, and learned a lot. Thank you, Bob.
Admit it, Blaster-Master Bob : You’re making it up as you go along!
The more I watch you, the more I think of Bob Ross….
Thanks Nan! I guess I will have to buy a fun wig!
That was fun to watch
Awesome! thanks
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Thank you!
I so much enjoyed your enjoyment! Thanks for the teaching
Love Bob Blasts ♥️Thank you
Loved the bonus track. Thank you.
So enjoy watching and listening to your process❤️
I did mine in watercolor (just because I ran out of acrylic white and a nice blue). My window painting is okay , but is a little flat because I forgot the light reflection ( to preserve the whites). I had a color scheme of warm terracotta in mind, in keeping with my Italian window. I've been looking for your wheel to buy and finally found it on Cheap Joes because when I do over mine, I will use your wheel. . I wanted to keep my concept an Italian window and balcony. I used a reference photo. I'm glad you shared a do-over. I loved your paining of the door or window with the light coming through on the bottom in the yellow(which you have hanging up). So interesting
I love your paintings!
That was fun! I really get a blast out of watching your paint! I'm curious to see if you're going to continue on this one or not...
Woow...thanks for these video’s!!
So enjoy your talents 🌹
Love your work Robert. Hugs x
Great stuff Robert (Bob), love your channel!
Love is happening!
Another excellent teaching video!
For sure inspirational......cheers
Super! Bob!
You are amazing
with all that water aren’t you spreading out the pigment too think without a binder and making it non-archival. I read from paint manufacturers not to use more than 25% water and to use a glazing or blending medium so the binders are still there . I love this guy’s enthusiasm and excitement and child like surprise and wonder. he really does surprise himself! I love it
Hi Cherri, Holbein Artist Acrylic paint is just about 100% pigment, so I have the freedom to add water without fear that it will fall apart.
@@RobertBurridge I’m going to buy a few tubes and give it a try. I like that bright pink you use a lot. I appreciate your sincere approach to teaching and doing videos.
@@Freeyourself206 Thanks! Have fun with the Luminous Opera!
Hi Bob, great to see your endless energy! Please let us know if one may add few more secondary colors to the color wheel?
I have got to get your color wheel, Bob!
Is it just me or anybody else felt a kind of Bob Ross feeling in this? 😂 I love it!
I just ordered his color wheel and composition chart. I got the chart but the wheel is on backorder at Cheap Joe's.
Question for Bob, your composition seems to equal sizing on the left and the right, forming vertical or linear lines, with the wider middle. Did you go back later and make the white refection in the window or the lighter window to the right of the painting, wider to get a more asymmetric painting?
But, if you add a small amount of that same red to another point on the golden square/ triangle, won't you bring your eye back into the painting and mive your eye around?
Hi Bob! I like your videos❤ do you ever use oil paints?
The greatest source of the most valuable knowledge out there! I have one question that I hope to get the right answer to. I was wondering if the 80% dominant color rule applies to some other color schemes like the complementary,split and analogous..etc.Or is it possible to use the chosen colors in equal amounts throughout the whole art piece.
Thanks Mr. Burridge!
FRV.......lol =p
Wow... Gr8 stuff!
Question: What Acrylics are you using? Thanks. 😊
Bob why do you add tape to your brushes and what brand of brushes do you use?
Looking at that board you're painting on, I'm wondering how you frame or mount them to sell.
Thanks ... please tell me the name of the color the mark 🤩
Hi Bob, can't help noticing that on your color wheel the blue yellow red primary colors are not evenly spaced out like on a normal color wheel. Can you tell us why this is? Thanks!
Bob uses his own colour wheel based on Munsell. It's genius
What happened to the yellow
I want your color Wheel
What brand of acrylic do you usually use ?
I use Holbein acrylics. I use their Heavy Body and their acrylic inks.
Thanks for your response. Can I find in Miceals or online?
@@sanazrafi2707 Michael's does not carry - try DickBlick.com or Cheapjoes.com - they will have a good assortment.
Hi Bob.first sorry if i make some errors in my english. I love your exercises, but please say something about what we must make when we go to paint more definitively, like when you go to your studio; same atitude or a new ?Because you insiste in loose atitude,l but what hapen if we make the same for painting in painture to expose for example. Not sure if i was clear..
Did anyone see the image of a woman’s face between the windows cone through?
Where do I get a color wheel like this?
We sell my Goof-Proof Color Wheel on my website. Go to the products section. Cheap Joe's Art Stuff also carries them!
おもしろいですね
you look like Jean-Christophe Bouvet from Emily in paris;)
My wife thinks I am more handsome!
So anybody who doesnt change their mind doesn't have one 🤔 OR you can say Someone who changes their mind (as much) as you do... doesnt know what they want in the 1st place.. indecisive dont work for me.. kids would enjoy this
Another way of looking at it could be "go with the flow" - if I thought that I could not change and shift, but insterad had to be rigid in my decision making and follow-through, I would be very restricted in creativity. There are many ways of doing art work and staying happy.
I'm sorry but I don't get it... so you don't know what your painting you just splash about with water and scribble about with NON CONFIDENCE BRUSH STROKES??? yeah we get it.. Hollbine paints are obviously your sponsor.. but I don't get it.. this painting for instance... you've not a clue what your painting.. you said it.. I'm sorry but to me it's what I did in art school at Primary school.. NONE of his brush STROKES or when he spontaneously uses the same colour over the same colour and then rubs it out with a different colour.. some window.. yeah I know its abstract.. this guys too confusing... I'll stick with it though n try understand. Just don't get him .
Interesting. All your paintings look like a color wheels. Lol
I love what you do bob,but that paint is so expensive and you seem to waste loads of it.
Stuart Cockroft Live a little!
Sa l’ouate from saraté scarzted no rain autist
Che merda
Gianni Cifa what does that mean?
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Is it just me or anybody else felt a kind of Bob Ross feeling in this? 😂 I love it!
Bob Ross, bless him, showed masses of people how to copy his generic work to get a happy little painting identical to 500,000 other people. Bob Blast teaches people how to do their own original work. As he says: "If you have to be sure of the end result, don't be a painter."