Perylene Red, Ultramarine and Q Deep Gold (Limited Palette)
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Exploring the limited palette again this time with Perylene Red, French Ultramarine and Quinacridone Deep Gold.
The cafe is Groundstory located at 756 North Bridge Rd, Singapore 198724.
The brush I used are the Nevskaya Palitra kolinsky sable brush and ColorPro series 2803 squirrel brush. The pen is the Pelikan M200 with Noodlers Bulletproof Black Ink.
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There's nothing more relaxing and inspiring than binge watching Teoh's videos while painting and organising art supplies! Thanks Teoh, your videos are fantastic!
Interesting study.... I cant wait till I get comfortable drawing so I can jump into watercolor. At 33yr old I'm just getting into art
I love these limited pallete videos! Please keep them coming! :)
+woot woot Thanks 😁
I think your limited palette videos are my most favourite ones. Please do more!!
+Madhurya Lutikurti Thanks. I do them maybe once a week or so
I like particularly the association of these 3 colors, compare to the others. Your sketch is very nice too and the fact that you don’t paint very « carefully » give life to your sketch. We have the impression to be there, in this cafe. Bravo Teoh !
+Isabelle CADE Thanks 😁
I loved the Quin deep gold for the wood tones!! This sketch and the colors you used harmonized very well.
This color combination is awesome I like the dark tones and specially that Quinacridone Deep Gold makes things look so good. Love it! :D
I really enjoy your limited palette explorations! I was intrigued by the use of one of the new formula Quin Golds here. PY150 (Nickel Azo Yellow) and PO48 (Quinacridone Burnt Orange). both repeatedly show up in convenience colors that I'm drawn to, so I'm taking (new) Quin Gold off my palette for awhile and am starting to play more with the two single pigment colors.
+Tracy Knits I think the original Quin Gold formula has changed from single to two pigments. I've not tried the original Quin Gold though
Teoh Yi Chie Yes - unfortunately the original Quin Gold pigment, PO49, is no longer available. Lots of people are really sad about that (me too :)
Through your videos, Teoh, I am very gradually coming to appreciate the art of watercolour painting on pen & ink sketches, particularly the mixing of colours.
+z4k Cool. Have fun drawing and painting 😁
The finish sketch is gorgeous !
+Jane Danslajungle Thank you 😁
Very informative video. I love all your videos. Thanks for sharing!🇨🇦
I really like the muted colours of this limited palette and the final colouring.
+snoozleblob It's a nice palette. I'm always surprised by each limited palette I try. They all have their own characteristics
I wasn't that excited by the swatches, but I love the colours in the finished piece!
It's difficult to tell just by looking at the swatches. You have to see how they work together to best see the possibilities.
I love your sketch 😍
+Lourdes Ortega Thanks 😁
Wonderful sketch! Thanks very much for this fantastic series!
Thanks :-)
Oh I do like the way these 3 make such a dark color. Like your painted sketch . I 'm going to start using this limited palette. Thanks Teoh
+Barbra Joan Have fun 😊
Beautiful palette with this 3 colors. Thanks for sharing, I love these videos :)
Thanks 😁
I absolutely love this series! Great job Teoh!
+Camilla Schleutker I'm running out of colours to make the series 😂
Great video...thanks, Teoh!
How you'd compare this Quinadridone Deep Gold vs previous Quinacridone Gold (PO49)? Thank you!
+Miquel Matas I've not used PO49 before so I can't say much.
Teoh! You haven't used PO49? 😭💔 I didn't realize! Miquel, QGD is very orange compared to the original Quin Gold. Their new formula of the Quin Gold is made from the same two pigments as QGD, but it has more of the yellow and less of the orange so it's more on the golden side.
nice black and white sketch!
+Suzala Suzala Thanks 😊
I m addicted to your video😹 thanks for sharing
+evie mak Thanks for your support 😁
Can you use this palette with white for a more pastel looking? :3
+felipe bello You can just dilute your paints with water for lighter values, or add more primary colours into your mix to neutralise the colours to make them more pastel looking.
Teoh Yi Chie :o
Thank you so much! :'3
Yassss, another interesting primary set. I feel like perylene red has been making it into my paintings more and more often, lately-especially after I did a piece based off of Studio Ghibli’s Ponyo....since it was basically the dominant color.
The neutrals and black on this are really neat, and I actually love the purples you got, Which I’m kind of surprised about!
I’m really enjoying this series-thanks for them!
By the way, there’s a typo in the UA-cam title-it says “good” instead of “gold.” Easy fix-just wanted to mention it in case you didn’t notice!
+Meow Meow Kapow Thanks for the typo alert 😂
+Meow Meow Kapow Perylene Red is nice. I think I'll be using it more. Adding it to my main palette in the future.
Interesting how you painted the shadows first. The colors work well together. Definitely warm yellow and blue, but is that red warm or cool?
+Sharon Nolfi Actually I've no idea if that's a warm or cool red. But looking at the muted orange and the purple is quite decent with a warm Ultramarine, it should be considered cool.
Love that Quin Gold.
Have you used the new Aussie Gold in a limited palette?
Thanks for all your videos, they are outstanding!
+Lili Tincher I've not used Aussie Gold before
It would be interesting if you talk about the discontinued DS Quin Gold (PO49), by far my favorite color
+Diego Zambrano I've not used that before so I can't say much
Hi Teoh, would you mind making a video on shading? I really struggle with it. The size and intensity of the shadows, but most of all I struggle to choose the shadow colours. Does a shadow colour have to consist of the colours of the surrounding objects or does it not matter? Thanks! :p
The trick is to get the contrast right. E.g. how dark is the shadow going to be relative to the lighted part. If you have problems, you can use a grayscale value chart (Google it) to help you gauge the values of the shadows. You can usually mix shadows from the existing colours you used to might the lighted part of the subject. E.g. if the subject is yellow and lighted, the shadow will consider of that yellow paint, mixed with the other two primary colours (red and blue). It's demonstrated in this video ua-cam.com/video/O5F5syvHfm4/v-deo.html
There might be other videos talking about shadows on UA-cam.
Practice with grayscale first. It's easier. Learn to get the contrast right, then move on to using colours.
I really like that Quinacridone Deep Gold. All three of these were interesting choices for a primary palette. Do you think Cobalt Blue would behave similarly to the French Ultramarine when mixed with the other two primary colors?
+Donna G The blue of Cobalt is not as deep as Ultramarine. Cobalt Blue is a nice shade though.
Thanks for the reply, Teoh. I had wondered because when I combine Phthalo Blue and French Ultramarine, I can get a color nearly the same as Cobalt Blue. I think my Phthalo Blue is the same as DS Phthalo Blue (Green Shade). These are my three favorite Blues on my palette, even though I have several more in tubes.
+Donna G Cobalt Blue is closer to French Ultramarine than Phthalo Blue. So if I have Ultramarine, I would not add Cobalt Blue to my palette. Try Cerulean Blue Chromium. I've made a few videos about them.
Teoh, that was a quick reply. I have Cerulean Blue Chromium on my palette. I tend to forget that it's there since it's not one of my favorite blues. But, it does make a decent sky color when I want a very pale sky like we have around here sometimes.
Have you used Isabey's travel watercolor brushes? Curious to know how it compares to your Rosemary travel brush that you use frequently. I have a couple of the Isabey's, but have been eyeing the Rosemary brushes.
If they are using the same hair, performance should not be too different. I've not used isabey before
Good to know! Thanks! :)
I have a rosemary travel quill r7 I think. Love it very sharp point and great for a5/a4 sketchbook!
Can you do a review on silver black velvet brushes.
Maybe in the future.
Could you make a tutorial on painting skies??
+VibeReviews Maybe in the future. I think there are already many cloud paintings videos on UA-cam.
How do you get such saturated colors? From the tube? Or can you do it with a pan color or dried tube paint?
It's easy to get saturated colours when you use artist grade paints, either from tube or pan. Tubes are easier to dissolve since they are soft already.
Teoh Yi Chie thank you! I must use too much water. I’m using Daniel Smith watercolors and can’t get such vibrant colors. Thank you for your reply. Your very generous.
Don't be afraid to use more paint. One common mistake beginners make is they don't use enough paint and that's why the colours don't look as strong. Practice with different strength of mixtures. E.g. Use more water, less water, little water. With that, you can get three shades/values. If you just start with little water, then you only have one shade/value.
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Ohh is that a new brush (the big one) ;^)?? Reviews coming soon ???
+Run-chan That big one is a squirrel brush. There will be a review soon.
Teoh Yi Chie nice
I enjoy your videos and watch often! Love the muted colors in the palette. I have a request - please do not say "this is how it looks like" - either say "this is what it looks like" or "this is how it looks", but don't combine the two. It's not good English. Thanks for your videos!
Thanks :-)
that's actually a viable way to say it though
the "like" suggests that the appearance is similar rather than exactly the same, and the "how" is used more for general descriptions when talking about the appearance of something. if you want something a little more correct in word usage, i guess "this is how it might look like" is more proper. otherwise it's functionally the same as the examples you gave.
there's really no such thing as good/proper english anyways. i think his english is fine
It is actually not proper English; it is explained here: forum.wordreference.com/threads/what-it-looks-like-how-it-looks-like.1369761/
It does however communicate the intended information. Message sent, message received, message understood.
Great video...thanks, Teoh!
+Serena Lewis Thanks 😁