You are a master, youve broken it down to such simple, easy to duplicate steps, but most importantly, you demonstrated how to think about the painting and colors in such an easy to understand way. Thank you!
You're amazing, Yong Chen - you explain things so patiently and generously, and address all the things that beginners / painters could ask - You make us feel we can do it ! Thank you :)
This technique is great for limited palette but require real quality good paper to work on. But I truly love the idea of creating a skintone using primary colours.
Great video. I am fairly new to painting, just playing around mostly and not really understanding what I'm doing but enjoying it just the same. This explanation is so helpful. Very nice.
Great video. Thank you for sharing. A question though. If we add darker colours to lighter, wouldn't it be easier? That is, adding red/ blue/ purple to yellow rather than the othet way round. Which shade of red?
Thank you so much for this! I always think it's diffecult to see the color from a picture. When you see a blue colour I don't see it😅 But I know it's a shadow color. I have a lot of problem with glacing.
Use the oppsite or next to opposite color on the color wheel, known as complimentary color. So he mixed red and blue and got purple, opposite color to purple on color wheel is yellow. Depending on amount of yellow you use, until eventually it is brown. But just a little tones down purple. Like yellow and blue make green, opposite color of green on color wheel is red. Opposite of blue is orange. Hope this helps and correct me if I am wrong Yong Chen.
Thank you. May I ask your primary color pigment names? Edit: winsor blue (or Prussian blue), winsor yellow, winsor red Edit2: unfortunately these seem to be more expensive artist line of winsor. I need to stick with Cotman series
For other brands or quality paints, they may be a bit different, but the analysis and mixing process can be the same. For the blue, I use either Prussian blue or winsor blue (green shade).
Just to be clear, there are way more skin tones than the ones you presented. Most of the african continent, and a lot of the south asians STARTS at your "darkest" and goes far darker. And using more blue is not always the solution. I hope you actually paint dark skinned people.
You are a master, youve broken it down to such simple, easy to duplicate steps, but most importantly, you demonstrated how to think about the painting and colors in such an easy to understand way. Thank you!
You're amazing, Yong Chen - you explain things so patiently and generously, and address all the things that beginners / painters could ask - You make us feel we can do it ! Thank you :)
Brilliant tutorial on how to mix skin tones. Thank you!
Excellent, Yong Chen!!! Thank you so much! Great teaching!!
This technique is great for limited palette but require real quality good paper to work on. But I truly love the idea of creating a skintone using primary colours.
Very cool! Thanks for the lesson. You are a very good teacher.
super skin tutorial with limited pallet. Thank You for this wonderful video!
You are amazing You inspire me! Thank you.
Brilliant! So simple but I had made so many mistakes before. This is very helpful. Thank you
This is excellent! Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Sir you are an excellent teacher l for the first time I understand color mixing . I will remember you for that information. Thank you.
Great video. I am fairly new to painting, just playing around mostly and not really understanding what I'm doing but enjoying it just the same. This explanation is so helpful. Very nice.
Thank you for your incredible videos. You’re the absolute best! 😍🥰😘
Thank you Yong Chen this is a skill I am more brave to try!!
I just found your channel and I really enjoyed this demonstration.
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This is so helpful! Thank you!!
Maravillosa explicacion you are the best teacher!
Long long long awaited post.... So badly needed this
Very nice demo Sir
Omg. 1 second in &I already love your voice and delivery!!!!!!
Thank you so much, now I understand..
Thanks for the helpful video! A limited palette helps a lot to explore the shade:)
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Third one is my skintone .. brown ... Thanks for the lesson
Thank you so much!
your videos are very helpful and well explained to let any interested to reach the aim , thank youl heartily.
Hello good day. What if I don't have any winsor red and winsor yellow? Can I use lemon yellow or medium yellow and brilliant red?
Great video ! Thank you Yong
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Very informative. Thank you.
thank u it ganna improve my watercolor ..
Thaannk you! You really helped me ❤️
Really wish you posted your brushes to Australia! Any chance that might happen in the near future? Many thanks
Thank you
Thanks master 🙏
Thank you!
Thank you Yong Chen
Great tutorial!!! 🙏🏽
Gracias por tan magníficos tutoriales.Podria añadir algún otro idioma para los subtítulos
Very helpful 👌🏼Thanks a lot
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Great video. Thank you for sharing. A question though. If we add darker colours to lighter, wouldn't it be easier? That is, adding red/ blue/ purple to yellow rather than the othet way round. Which shade of red?
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Thank you so much for this! I always think it's diffecult to see the color from a picture. When you see a blue colour I don't see it😅 But I know it's a shadow color. I have a lot of problem with glacing.
Thanks veey helpful
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You are the best !!!!!
what is a good sub for windsor red? plz
8:19 ....dude mixed a seahorse on the plate lol
i think its burnt sennia that dulls the colours down......how do you dull down the colour from just 3 colours.
Use the oppsite or next to opposite color on the color wheel, known as complimentary color. So he mixed red and blue and got purple, opposite color to purple on color wheel is yellow. Depending on amount of yellow you use, until eventually it is brown. But just a little tones down purple. Like yellow and blue make green, opposite color of green on color wheel is red. Opposite of blue is orange. Hope this helps and correct me if I am wrong Yong Chen.
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Thank you. May I ask your primary color pigment names?
Edit: winsor blue (or Prussian blue), winsor yellow, winsor red
Edit2: unfortunately these seem to be more expensive artist line of winsor. I need to stick with Cotman series
For other brands or quality paints, they may be a bit different, but the analysis and mixing process can be the same. For the blue, I use either Prussian blue or winsor blue (green shade).
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Just to be clear, there are way more skin tones than the ones you presented. Most of the african continent, and a lot of the south asians STARTS at your "darkest" and goes far darker. And using more blue is not always the solution. I hope you actually paint dark skinned people.
I love this video but could have done with one of an oriental person as an example. I guess you say add more yellow 😂.
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Very helpful....thank you!