@@funkymonks8333 dude I’m a professional artist and didn’t know that at first! When I tried the cap out of curiosity and realized that’s how it’s SUPPOSED to be done, I felt like a whole dunce😂😂😂
He just skipped the most important parts for the beginners. Before Step 5, everyone would love to know how and what technique should you use in doing those eyes, nose, and mouth. If time is your concern, a little help from time-lapse would do the job. Nevertheless, we thank you :)
@@tjs9876 eh I see both sides. I agree that the way he explained drawing the masses of light and dark is way more important than any beginner will understand at first. But it is a little frustrating he didn’t explain any of the detailing between 4 and 5.
Thank you so much for this teaching. I am learning to paint using acrylics. I took up art when I became very sick and disabled a few years ago. Art has been I had a natural gifting in, however I need proper teaching. You have explained so much in this amazing video which basically answered many of the questions I needed answers to. The way you explained values is going to completely change the way I approach painting. I need to remember to take regular breaks and look at the painting from a distance. Because I am guilty of getting fixated on one thing and forgetting the bigger picture. I always take photos of my paintings at various stages because it really shows the truth, whereas my eyes often trick me into thinking it's better than it really actually is. You said so many things. There's a lot to unpack. Another thing I struggle with is proportion and angles. But I will get there. I love hyper realistic art. I want to learn to paint realistic paintings. I love how you painted the eyes. I laughed when you mentioned about the colour of the iris, not to paint it white or the eyes end up looking like headlights! Loved that! 😂I must remember to put my phone on silent nothing worse than having your ears blown apart! 😱Awesome painting and tutorial. Easy to follow and yeah just brilliant🎨✨
I just accidentally found you. Instantly fell in love with your calm demeanor and explanation of process. I have tons of paint but purchased this (link was not working in description section) none - the- less used your code and it worked on Amazon. New subbie now. Thank you for this. So well done! Can't believe it's in acrylic looks like oil, but of course its all in your technique, talent and . I'm new to painting only 2 years so far. At a very old age and just literally self taught for the love of art. This is so helpful. 🙏😊
This is so gorgeous and I really thank you for the tutorial. My mother got me acrylics for my birthday so I'm trying to paint a portrait for her for Christmas.
Me: *has $6 acrilics* Him: paint thicC Me: now listen here mr sir. Ive been waiting almost 4 years for my mom to buy me paints. Im not waisting it all on one painting cuz then ill have to wait 4 more years 😌
yup Do money prayers for art supplies.. this actually works if you ask for other people, too... Money in general is a good thing to pray for....sell your work by going through the neighborhood , this is what I do.. and also praying for work from people to paint for them , a steady stream of art work is what I ask for....it actually happens and I am grateful...I use my living room for an art studio and work with photos , not live people...the more you paint the better your paintings will be...
Pannam I started with acrylics and I’m terrified of oils! I know my painting style would be so well suited with oils and I immediately fell in love with the texture and luminosity of the colors when I tried them the first time. But every time I try painting with them I get so overwhelmed bc I have no idea what I’m doing that I end up putting them away. I watch videos but I really need somebody I can go to with questions and advice. The chemicals and drying times and additives are overwhelming if you don’t have a mentor.
For real? Im so struggling getting perfect blendings with my acrylic paint, to warms and cools and hard and soft edges... If really start to think oil is more my thing.
@@mrjanssen3856 Oils is technically much easier, but it is logistically more complex ( you need solvents to clean up, mediums to thin it, you need to dispose of the remain sin a safe way since it is toxic and easily flamable, etc...)
Wow, you started with nothing but a blank canvas and created that? Crazy talent! Subscriber from Florida. Thanks for sharing your tips, techniques and skill. So impressive and inspiring.
I'm just learning painting and I have improved day by day but I feel I'm not ready for portrait yet, but I'm gonna try to do it. Thank you for your tips 😉
Brilliant..... so informative & well presented..... l gained so much from watching this tutorial...... values, light, building shapes, backgrounds, tones etc ..... all the important details that when combined help create great pieces of art ..... thank you for sharing ...... #TopTeacher 💯
Why did I wait this long to come across your channel. I am very beginner in painting. Starting with acrylic recently .would love to do oils. Your info is such a great thing. Thanks
Also, art conservators report that too much water in toning the canvas will in time make the paint lift. It is something that doesn't often get talked about, but is widely know in fine art painting conservation.
fyi, most paints that are sealed like that you actually can use the top of the lid to poke it in. they’ll be a little pokie thing inside the top, hard to explain
Usually if a container has a foil seal across the top then the opposite side of the cap has a molded point inside it so that you can flip the cap over press it to the aluminum foil and it opens it for you. No need for a utensil.
I struggle with noses and mouths. Would love to have seen how you got the lips so full and what colors you put in. Also what is most common color for eyeball… mixed with titanium white?
hahaha i need to say, this video is like the meme about the horse. But inverted. He started with a line and then was like: ok, ill come back after filling this white part. AND THEN THE PORTRAIT WAS FINISHED hahahahha man......i laughed LOUD here when the video was cut
What I noticed is that these acrylics don’t have much body or texture to them. The finished product doesn’t look rich enough to me, but then again it’s the same for all acrylics. To get some texture richness to an acrylic painting you’d need to add texture gels. What do you think?
Most of the tubes that are sealed usually you turn the cap round and press it into it and it makes the hole
Yeah was gonna say he was doing it wrong!!! because I’m so used to doing it that way😂😂 but I definitely did learn a lot from this
I wa stinking the same thing
How did he not know that
@@funkymonks8333 dude I’m a professional artist and didn’t know that at first! When I tried the cap out of curiosity and realized that’s how it’s SUPPOSED to be done, I felt like a whole dunce😂😂😂
@@nightynightshade oh I'm used to this kind of sealing cause I've seen it in condiments or toothpastes since I was young
Bro I think the part I needed to see the most was what happened between the end of step 4 and the beginning of step 5...
Yeah I just wanna know how he got the skin color on the white and how some other parts got darker.
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He just skipped the most important parts for the beginners. Before Step 5, everyone would love to know how and what technique should you use in doing those eyes, nose, and mouth. If time is your concern, a little help from time-lapse would do the job. Nevertheless, we thank you :)
Exactly! Kind of rendered the whole tutorial worthless with this jump...
what are you talking about
he’s doing a painting technique
not a proportioning session
The most important part for beginners is a good block in and he demonstrated that well
@@tjs9876 eh I see both sides. I agree that the way he explained drawing the masses of light and dark is way more important than any beginner will understand at first. But it is a little frustrating he didn’t explain any of the detailing between 4 and 5.
Yess
03:41 Tone the canvas
05:01 Basic Shapes
06:50 Light and Dark
11:55 Half Tones with simple colour
17:50 Refinement
26:19 Finishing Stage
Thanks👍
2:51 *
Thank you so much for this teaching. I am learning to paint using acrylics. I took up art when I became very sick and disabled a few years ago. Art has been I had a natural gifting in, however I need proper teaching. You have explained so much in this amazing video which basically answered many of the questions I needed answers to. The way you explained values is going to completely change the way I approach painting. I need to remember to take regular breaks and look at the painting from a distance. Because I am guilty of getting fixated on one thing and forgetting the bigger picture. I always take photos of my paintings at various stages because it really shows the truth, whereas my eyes often trick me into thinking it's better than it really actually is. You said so many things. There's a lot to unpack. Another thing I struggle with is proportion and angles. But I will get there. I love hyper realistic art. I want to learn to paint realistic paintings. I love how you painted the eyes. I laughed when you mentioned about the colour of the iris, not to paint it white or the eyes end up looking like headlights! Loved that! 😂I must remember to put my phone on silent nothing worse than having your ears blown apart! 😱Awesome painting and tutorial. Easy to follow and yeah just brilliant🎨✨
You actually turn the cap around and pierce the top of the paint tube with the sharp bit on the cap! just thought you might want to know that!
Him: Just paint thick
Me looking at my limited amount of acrylic paint: 👀
My acrylic paint: no ❤
Liquitex basics brand acrylic is super good and super cheap! Big ass bottles for $10
Am stingy with mine too
Right there with you on that
I just accidentally found you. Instantly fell in love with your calm demeanor and explanation of process. I have tons of paint but purchased this (link was not working in description section) none - the- less used your code and it worked on Amazon. New subbie now. Thank you for this. So well done! Can't believe it's in acrylic looks like oil, but of course its all in your technique, talent and . I'm new to painting only 2 years so far. At a very old age and just literally self taught for the love of art. This is so helpful. 🙏😊
Learned so much this session. I'm painting all day everyday.
Cool! I am thinking about painting
Nice , I just finished a two week art project , a huge painting :3
Nice! that's what I want to do
Don't forget to stop to eat.
Bro take some rest. I did the same for a few days. I would sleep at 5:30 in the moring. But now my eyes are swollen and dark.
This is so gorgeous and I really thank you for the tutorial. My mother got me acrylics for my birthday so I'm trying to paint a portrait for her for Christmas.
💜 how did it come out?
@@toastEDmrshmello09 oh it came out pretty good! I still have a lot to learn but the vid helped a lot. I can link an imgur when i get off work
Me: *has $6 acrilics*
Him: paint thicC
Me: now listen here mr sir. Ive been waiting almost 4 years for my mom to buy me paints. Im not waisting it all on one painting cuz then ill have to wait 4 more years 😌
yup Do money prayers for art supplies.. this actually works if you ask for other people, too... Money in general is a good thing to pray for....sell your work by going through the neighborhood , this is what I do.. and also praying for work from people to paint for them , a steady stream of art work is what I ask for....it actually happens and I am grateful...I use my living room for an art studio and work with photos , not live people...the more you paint the better your paintings will be...
Dude get the 50 cent ones from Walmart
@@chelicucumber1172 yea that apple valley is better than nothing.
@@gavinburr6213 exactly 😤
a fellow stay artist???
33:41 I love painting one part realistic and leaving the rest like this because it's so funny to me.
take a shot every time he says "it's acrylic"
Cheers 🍻
🥃🥴
This lesson has been SO helpful.
Imagine his face when he finds out how the whole to open the paint is made by the same top of the tube
Acrylic is not for the faint of heart. Its not as easy as oil.
Pannam I started with acrylics and I’m terrified of oils! I know my painting style would be so well suited with oils and I immediately fell in love with the texture and luminosity of the colors when I tried them the first time. But every time I try painting with them I get so overwhelmed bc I have no idea what I’m doing that I end up putting them away. I watch videos but I really need somebody I can go to with questions and advice. The chemicals and drying times and additives are overwhelming if you don’t have a mentor.
Sarah Albright if you are 10% good with acrylic you have automatically mastered 40% of oil painting. My opinion tho. Good luck
For real? Im so struggling getting perfect blendings with my acrylic paint, to warms and cools and hard and soft edges...
If really start to think oil is more my thing.
@@mrjanssen3856 This is why I have said, acrylic is not as easy as oil. Try to spray your palette with water, This will increase the drying time.
@@mrjanssen3856 Oils is technically much easier, but it is logistically more complex ( you need solvents to clean up, mediums to thin it, you need to dispose of the remain sin a safe way since it is toxic and easily flamable, etc...)
You could have used the cap to puncture the tube. it was made for that.
Wow, you started with nothing but a blank canvas and created that? Crazy talent! Subscriber from Florida. Thanks for sharing your tips, techniques and skill. So impressive and inspiring.
Once I used an actual makeup for flesh tones, it worked....it was a med. tone, and it did not come off but did stay permanent !
I'm just learning painting and I have improved day by day but I feel I'm not ready for portrait yet, but I'm gonna try to do it. Thank you for your tips 😉
I have watched this video many times. It’s enjoyable to watch this video over and over .❤❤❤
I am really happy with the way you explained the process. Thank you for this amazing tutorial.
Thank you sir. You are a good teacher and explain the process to paint with those colours very well. :)
4:56 actually you can use the cap to puncture a perfect hole into it. Look at the pointed tip on top of the cap.
Wow..amazing painting.. I am so impressed with your paintings.. You are such a great artist.. Thanks for sharing..
Very nice video, and great job with the "two birds one stone" thing! I'm glad to find some good teaching on painting portraits with acrylic.
Hey yupari, love your work. I use a tapping motion where the colors meet to blend acrylic but you need a small messy brush.
Amazing painting, surprising that kit is 15 usd on amazon.
You are one of the best artists I have ever seen! I learned a lot from you, thank you! 😊
Usually when a tube is sealed, the reverse of the cap has a sunken point to burst the seal.
You can use the painting lit for opening the tube!. Turn it upsite down and screw it on!. It pops the tube!🙂
You are so good with acrylic !
iamazing work yupari acrylic very good structure most important drawing in acrylics
Thank you! I’m glad that you enjoyed the video :)
every time you say titanium white i can’t stop saying it in bob ross’s voice😭
Same lakdlwkdls
My brain: let's paint!
My unfinished homeworks:
Wow, Tutorial is super and great content, thanks for share
I just found your channel, please don’t ever stop making content
Use an acrylic extender especially with portraiture, you'll find it brings back the oil painting feel and ease for blending.
I love every video you post. I have learned a lot from you. I am from South Africa, but would love to join your online school.
Thank you for explaining this in a way I finally understand. Struggled with values.
woahhh the effect is almost as soft as oil
this is awesome! learned so much just watching this review...
To open the tube of paint, turn the top/lid around. There's a pointy thing you just push it into the top of the tube.
Brilliant..... so informative & well presented..... l gained so much from watching this tutorial...... values, light, building shapes, backgrounds, tones etc ..... all the important details that when combined help create great pieces of art ..... thank you for sharing ...... #TopTeacher 💯
Wow!👏 had lost my interest and touch in acrylic 2yrs ago. Thanks to this video, am feeling like using acrylic media again instead of oil.
This was so helpful. I'm a newbie and started with acrylics. Thank you so much. I wish you were here in Tampa. 🙌
The sharp point in the top of the paint cap is there to poke the seal on the tube. Like super glue
It helps a lot. for the procedure which now. i have a problem with the method.thanks for the nice video. from thailand
You're such a master! Thanks A LOT for this video and all your tips 🙏💖
btw to open the paint tubes flip the cap over and push the outside part with the little point on it on the paint thing.
4:20 just to point out, the way you break the seal is with the cap, just flip it and press it on the seal.
EXTREMELY helpful. Thank you
Thank you for sharing! You’re absolutely AMAZING 🤩!
Wow this is so realistic my friend 👍💖
Why did I wait this long to come across your channel. I am very beginner in painting. Starting with acrylic recently .would love to do oils. Your info is such a great thing. Thanks
Also, art conservators report that too much water in toning the canvas will in time make the paint lift. It is something that doesn't often get talked about, but is widely know in fine art painting conservation.
U killed this
Thank you!
Great portrait of a handsome young man.
Thankyou soo much for this video!
Will definitely be paying the $10!
Amazing content! Thanks so much for sharing this experience 😊
cheers from Brazil
It's great to get your insight! My videos are usually about acrylic and oil painting. Feel free to chat them out.
Thank you so much for this video👍i am gonna try i out now
Very informative.. Learned alot.. But about opening the sealed tube.. The cover cap has its pointed edge that plunges the tube
Thanks sir for sharing knowledge
Thank you very much. This is very detailed step by step lesson.
This helped me so much! Thank you!
each of the lids on the paints should have a pokey thing specifically for opening it
fyi, most paints that are sealed like that you actually can use the top of the lid to poke it in. they’ll be a little pokie thing inside the top, hard to explain
never mind young master beautiful work 🙏👌
Thanks for your videos. Son muy buenos y la explicación también es excelente. Felicidades. Gracias.
Good to see you work in acrylics again. Let's not wait 'til you get another product review, eh?
How can you learn everything in just this video! So helpful!!
the sealed paint can be easily openned with the other side of the lid (theres a little pointy tip in it)
You don't need a pointed object to break the seal, turn the lid over and screw it on the paint, it has a built-in seal breaker.
great job! Fine portrait.
If the paint tube is closed like he showed, a way to open it Is to poke it by using the lid. There should be a spiky thingy on the top of the tube lid
Usually if a container has a foil seal across the top then the opposite side of the cap has a molded point inside it so that you can flip the cap over press it to the aluminum foil and it opens it for you. No need for a utensil.
Thank you for the tips n hints 👍😎👍
Great content, friend! I'll definitely be stalking this channel for tips for my own channel! Absolutely awesome!
awesome dude!!! i learned trough your whole process. Such a great work!
this is lovely!!
The caps of those paints should have a pointy tip to pierce the seal if you check.
I struggle with noses and mouths. Would love to have seen how you got the lips so full and what colors you put in. Also what is most common color for eyeball… mixed with titanium white?
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Really helpful. Thank u so much!
I use only primary colours, black and white. I think it's more fun
same haha
why does this look so easy what??
The person in the corner that they’re painting is so still-
@Iman Jappie I’m still staring at it to make sure
Plz provide more tutorial on acrylic sir particularly on portrait
hahaha i need to say, this video is like the meme about the horse. But inverted. He started with a line and then was like: ok, ill come back after filling this white part. AND THEN THE PORTRAIT WAS FINISHED hahahahha man......i laughed LOUD here when the video was cut
Double comment double like 👍😎👍
I have that same exact tripod that's holding up the canvas
Very nice! Thank you!
Dope video!! Hell yeah
Excellent. Great lessons.
What I noticed is that these acrylics don’t have much body or texture to them. The finished product doesn’t look rich enough to me, but then again it’s the same for all acrylics. To get some texture richness to an acrylic painting you’d need to add texture gels. What do you think?
I think if you turn the lids upside down, there is a puncture needle in the cap.
Would you do a step by step in Acrylic Paint for Thomas. Lawerence Pinkie please Thanks ❤
Good video. Thank you!!
is there a benefit to painting from lightest values to darkest vs the other way around? I generally do the latter.