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Captivating Landscape Art: Mastering Dark Values and Color Mixing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ม.ค. 2021
- Join me in this insightful painting tutorial, where we explore the art of landscape painting, focusing on mastering dark values and color mixing. Whether you're painting indoors or outdoors, understanding the interplay of light and shadow is crucial. In this demonstration, we use a beautiful scene from the Canadian Rockies as our reference, delving into the subtleties of creating depth and realism in your artwork.
🎨 Key Topics Covered:
Starting with Darkest Darks: Learn why beginning with the darkest elements, such as trees and stone walls, sets a foundation for your painting's overall value range.
Color Mixing Insights: Discover the specific color mixes used, including ultramarine blue, cad lemon, raw sienna, alizarin crimson, and more.
Creating Depth: Techniques for ensuring distant mountains appear lighter and cooler, enhancing the sense of depth in your landscape.
Using Sanded Paper: Find out why sanded paper is a choice substrate for some artists and how it impacts the painting's texture.
Big Picture vs. Detail: Tips on focusing on the larger shapes and values in your painting before moving to finer details.
🖼️ For Aspiring Artists: This video is perfect for both novice and experienced artists looking to refine their landscape painting skills.
📚 Educational and Engaging: This tutorial not only guides you through practical painting techniques but also offers insights into the philosophy and mindset behind successful landscape art.
Tags: #LandscapePainting #ArtTutorial #ColorMixing #PaintingTechniques #ValueInArt #OutdoorPainting #IndoorPainting #ArtEducation #CanadianRockies #RealismArt
Experience the magic of landscape painting as we guide you through the nuances of value and color. Don't forget to subscribe for more art tutorials and share this video with fellow art enthusiasts!
🔗 Additional Resources:
Check out the "Master Package" video series for more in-depth tutorials, including palette setups and color mixing demonstrations.
Visit my website for a range of instructional videos on landscape painting and more.
Thank you for watching, and remember: mastering the basics of value and color is key to creating harmonious and impactful landscape paintings!
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Nice painting.
Thank you and thanks for watching
I forgot how much I enjoy your tutorials.
Good to hear that you enjoyed it. I will try to add more videos to the Chanel
Great tutorial Gabor, thanks
You are welcome. Glad you enjoyed it
I'm gonna 🎨 paint along. 😊 Thanks
Glad you got inspired
What I nice succinct demo! Thanks, Gabor.
Thanks Jim. Glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks, Gabor. I always learn something new. I liked your comment about the number of values and that if everything is important, nothing is important. Very well put. Appreciatively.
Glad you enjoyed the video. I think The 3 to 4 value range works very well with most paintings
Great lesson, Gabor. I very much agree with your landscape painter recommendations... including Ralph Oberg. I fondly remember Ralph coaching me on one outdoor painting session as I was struggling to lay in trees in a convincingly random way. He said: "Remember the story of the three bears: Papa tree, Mama tree, and Baby tree". These guys (you included) have so many good lessons for us. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it Carl. Ralph was right. It does come down to trial and error. The more we do the more we will figure out what works and what does not. There is no special receipt book but it helps to know what have worked for the ones that walked before us.
I find it very helpful that you simplify your process down to value, big shapes and design.
There is so much to think about and these principals are so important to the outcome.
Thank you so much!
Thanks for watching. One must adhere to foundational principals for more successful paintings
Thank you for sharing your process!!! Very helpful!!!
Glad you enjoyed it
I just found you on FB and have now subscribed to your channel. Wow what a great tutorial!! thank you for sharing your talent and I look forward to more.
Thanks for subscribing:) Glad you enjoyed the video
Wonderful demo. Thank you, Gabor!
You are very welcome. Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks a lot for this long-awaited demo. Your paintings have special character and distinguishable. Thank you for the useful explanations and brush work demo in real time video.
You a re very welcome. Thank you for your kind words. I will try to post more of these
I just discovered you. Youre amazing. Thank you so much for sharing this. I cant wait to check out the other artist you mentioned as well.
Hello Rosanna. Glad you discovered my teaching. Thanks for watching. Go to my website and check out my blog. It has a bunch of free content. svagrikfineart.com/gabor-svagrik-blog
You said a lot in a short time. Thank you, Gabor. Very nice painting!
Glad you enjoyed it Gaye :)
Your videos are great Gabor!! This one specially was very clarifying.. thank you so much!!
Thanks Diana. Sorry for my late reply
Nice work - really free and loose!
Thank you Scott
Nice video Thk u
Thank you and thanks for watching the video
Really great value study Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks for the demo !!
You are very welcome
I love the looseness which is what I struggle with. I picked up some Ace Hardware brushes like you use and am anxious to try them out! Great video!
Thanks for watching. Enjoy that brush. The brush will force you to have lots of paint in it. It does not function well with little paint
@@gaborsvagrik4754 Exactly what I need to learn! Thank You!
C est très réussi votre peinture est faite avec une légèreté et une décontraction bluffantes ❤
Thank you 😊
Check out the Hudson River School Artists, & the American Tonalist landscape artists who followed.
Yes I know bot of those. Good stuff
These little studies are a great idea as I have been doing recently on my own work. Great study. What no brush that was loaded, is is an Egbert?
Glad you enjoyed the demo. It’s an extra long Filbert
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I can watch you paint all day, thank you this is very helpful. “We can’t jump right to the desert” haha so true
Happy to hear you enjoyed it. I have some other ones that I will post
@@gaborsvagrik4754 it’s a great starting point for me, I am just starting canvas work. I took your rock painting course and enjoyed that as well
@@sfcucci Oh good. I guess my timing was right
Lovely thanks
Thanks for watching
Many thanks Gabor. Could you say if you used any medium with the paint, and if so, what?
I did not use any mediums for this particular painting
OK thanks
What brushes are you using? Is that an extra long filbert?
One of them is a hardware store brush. The other is extra long filbert #103 from Utrecht
What kind of paper r u using and is this oil or acrylic?
This is a oil demo. I am using Wallis sanded paper.