When I stopped trying to get my colors to match almost exactly, I was able to put that time into something else and grow overall! I can come back to it later in my learning process of painting.
This works in part because all of the colirs used her3 are pretty desaturated. More saturated colors could clash easier; desaturated colors are easier to harmonize. There is a lesson about that on the Marco Bucci channel. The theory that colors are not important and what's important is value has some merits, but such "muddy" colors are a specific case anyway.
this is what artists need man. A dose of chill tf out anyone who talks about color harmonies like its a cult and there are holy combinations that you must adhere to need to relax. In reality, there are so many possible color harmonies it's hard not to fall into one. I glean the biggest aspect of color theory is really about balance, and mostly of saturation. Saturation demands attention, so it's more "expensive." And then it gets worse when you have different saturated colors. Colors don't clash, their saturations do. Your colors are balanced really well! That's why it works. It's mostly desaturated, but there are saturated colors. You also talked about balancing cold and hot colors, which was done well. Also, red-yellow-blue is like one of the most common color harmonies. (commonness isn't a bad thing) It's common because it's very pleasing!
Thank you so much for this. I am completely colourblind and have never had the ability to see any colour before, only black, white and shades of grey. I usually paint in colour anyways and just let whatever happens happen but recently I have been stuck in a rut fearing to use colour from hearing everyone constantly talk about colours one should *never* use together etc and as it is something I quite literally cannot comprehend no matter what I do it overwhelms me to the point of not being able to paint for fear of clashing colours and ruining a piece. This video was refreshing and you are a magnificent artist - what a beautiful piece!
There is no wrong way to create art art is subjective and the possibilities are endless So create art for the sake of creating art There is no wrong way
It's so interesting that you are a colorblind painter I am also. It's quite rare for a woman to be colorblind, less than 1% of women are. I think it gives us a unique perspective
Thank you so so much 🙏😊 There seems to be a substantial number of people who follow me who are color blind. It always makes me happy to see the moment one figures out - colors aren't everything! In fact, in my experience one's uniqueness in seeing the world leads to more interesting, and more PERSONAL art.
You can definitely get bogged down trying to make an exact copy of your source. It's a good idea to treat your painting as a version rather than a copy.
Absolutely first class demo. Very good topic. Not only did you address the topic very well, but you integrated many other points. Your three-way screen showing speaker, pallet and demo is perfect, and the audio quality superb. Thanks for your great and engaging posts!
This is so helpful! I have a pad of arches hot pressed paper and I never liked it. But I also don’t want to waste expensive paper, so I just put it aside, hoping someday I can figure out how to use it other than making some cards. And then here comes Liron, with this wonderful tutorial showing me how to use hot pressed paper to achieve the desired effects. I enjoyed every minute of the video and absolutely loved the final result! Thank you!! 😄 P.S. I’m never obsessed with matching colors or getting the same colors as the teacher is using (phew!) But I can still remember how shocked I was when watching a video by Stan Miller, where he was using some really “crazy” colors to create beautiful portraits. That was really eye-opening to me. My problem with colors is that I can never get enough of them...I was trying to do a “No-Buy 2022” but I couldn’t make it through half a year 😂
I was also trying to use up my older paints and not buy any this year. Then I saw the prices going up so fast, I had to grab more tubes of M Graham paints before they end up $25 each.
@@monicaparson6118 My comment was to Jia Lu who wanted to use her Arches HP pad, but for the use with pastel or charcoal you could use any HP paper as long as it’s not too smooth. Saunders Waterford makes more affordable paper than Arches, Winsor & Newton too, also Carson. Fabriano makes HP paper that has 50% cotton in it, that’s more affordable than 100% Cotton. It depends on which papers are available in your country….
My brother wants me to do a portrait of him from a photo. (It’s mostly beard) I don’t really DO photos, but since I’ve been learning loose painterly style, I’m tempted to give it a try. Your instruction in this video is inspiring! Thx!!
Wow what an eye opening tutorial! I will never tell my class to clean their palette again! This is an exercise I would love to get them to do! NB just bought 3 of your books on Amazon - keep up the wonderful work you do. Love from 🇬🇧
Wow! I’ve been wanting to wet both sides of the paper for awhile but was waiting for the right subject! This is it! Fantastic! Thanks for the great tutorial!
Timidness KILLS paintings. True. I am so insecure and fearful when I get down to it, and I can see it really, really hiders my work. This video inspired me to make mistakes and just be creative again. Thanks!
“Look at this mud”…I laughed out loud! Your mud is beautiful!! Also loved the comment about it not mattering about what the colour is if you get the values right… fabulous tutorial!
Much respect. Funny thing: I hate watercolor painting; although… I love pen and ink stuff… odd I know, I’m an artist, what can I say lol. I picked up a handful of amazing ideas that go hand in hand with inks. Awesome video! Thanks!
Great insight and advice and tutorial. Definitely helps to ease some anxieties to approaching and focusing on staying creative. I've been learning how to use gouache for a few months now and while there are resources for gouache here and other places, I find that there is also quite a bit to learn from artists such as yourself! Thank you for sharing your approach and insight. I've been painting in a bristol vellum sketchbook and a cold press pad. So far they're fine, albeit I just purchased a hot press pad and look forward to learning it's advantages and limitations. Thank you for your mind and direction! It's always worth hearing what you have to say, even for a misfit gouache artist. Cheers!
after trying watercolor for some years i realised why the color is not so important factor in watercolor medium. You see the most famous artists these days like Amit Kapoor, David Zbukvic etc m, their paintings never capture the exact coloration from the reference pictures; they just are focusing on lights and shadows and i have seen them using some really odd colors but still the painting turned out spectacular,Why? bcoz they aimed at composition, light and dark areas In my opinion, watercolor is a medium where cool and warm color theory works Its a beautiful medium
I'm a swarthy white dude. The whole race, skin color game doesn't benefit me whatsoever. But recognizing the truth of the situation is kind of important.
Excellent video! I'm curious how you keep that paper from curling when it's not taped, and you are re-wetting so much? I looked through your videos for your technique but I couldn't find it.
@Charnell Jones I've gone so far as to pre-soak the whole page and still ended up with bacon if I don't use the tape. I suppose I don't try to do the whole thing as fast as possible, so it likely dries a bit in between washes. That's kind of what I'm getting at. Liron says it dried and he had to re-wet the whole thing.
@@Surai00 Hmmm interesting! I think the wooden board may help. It just sticks to it somehow. I will get the occasional curl, once it starts drying, but it’s not that bad and I simply keep painting. I find that if I prewet both sides on the first wash, it kind of buckles less in following washes (:
This is amazing portrait and lesson!! Million thanks for sharing. I was scared to try andI'm obsessed with right wrong colors but after this I can't wait to try it
Dude, I'm never obsessed with colors, I am obsessed with values. I improve slightly, but they always seem to be well.. too saturated, everything is vibrant, and it looks like mud mixed with coffee.
Hello needed to see this and need to watch it on replay! I worry far too much about getting the "right" colours and it definitely hampers my painting and then I have no flow. It is a big problem for me.
Ah I love your content! You are helping me take the fear out of my art! Thinking of doing your course. It would be pretty fun if you had some skillshare classes too 😁
Liron, this is a stunning painting! Your drawing is amazing, and without a good drawing I'm not sure a good painting could be produced. Like some others have said, I have hot pressed paper but don't know how to create an image on it. Really, this is a stunning work of art. I just love it.
Another amazing video. Thank you! I started out with watercolor using only hot press, then switched to cold press. While I feel like the former is more modern-looking bc it is smooth, I feel like the latter absorbs the color better. The water and paint don’t seem to fully sink into hot press paper as, imo.
I have hot press and getting dark and even wash is so hard gave up on watercolor. But going to give it a go with your techniques for hot press thanks so much first time ive heard about these techniques!
I’ve had the same experience!! Don’t give it, it really is a matter of technique. First water or very wet wash - then darks wet in wet (: And gradual layers if necessary. You can do this!
I struggle with fear and I know exactly what you mean the less you worry about it the nicer the painting is I’ve experienced it but I fall into the trap of fear
Colors are very important simply because they inherently carry some quantity of light. If you make up a painting with not much care about color, you can easily end up either with no contrast between highlight and shadow or too much contrast.
Lovely! Beautiful work😻 I mostly work with colored pencils myself but I intend to try watercolors soon. Mainly start with watercolor pencils and pastels that I have and move on from there. Glad I found your page Liron. Long time😁🤘🏼
Yesterday I felt like want to watch one of your post but I forget the name of your chanal so I went through all my subscribtions 😅 glad you post beautiful and interesting as always thank you.
Well, what's also interesting is that the subject matter is monochrome, which alleviates the brain having to navigate around colors as they would exist in another choice, be it a still Ife or landscape. Many artists throughout history have worked in sepia and other monochromatic palettes. One of the 'hazards' of painting today is that art supply industries push - and have available - an obscene number of colors. The more experience one has, the more willing one will find oneself accepting the results like the one in the video.
i think the most important thing here wasnt really mentioned indepth n could be worth another video- the important fact is why this works is !cause of the greys! . color talk to each other (/color is relative) so by building a bridge over the greys n whites with not that fibrant colors in addition it will be more harmonic (william turner for example- if you put his colors on a colorwheel its a straight line through the greys). by havin this base of different hue'd greys its easy to get something pleasing when building up slowly n controlling the values. ofcourse you can also get colorharmony by using the same intensity of saturation for lights and darks but in reality you have flat colors getting influenced by light n shadow (n ambient acclusion n sfumato n so on) so mostly not that fibrant colors from natural light especially in the shadows. .Also it helps to have a color in multiple spots n not used only once to achive colorharmony. n there is this thing with triadic, complementary, splitcomplementary, ... -colorcombinations (adobe color is good website for that) and colorintentensity n brightness(check how dark blues are n how light yellows or reds) ...we could even go down the rabbithole of impossible colors :O good video tho
Haha thank you! Great suggestion for another video (: I tried really using tons of different colors so that even the grays won’t be harmonious, but it ended up still working 😛
It buckles ever so slightly, but once fully dry it flattens back (: Not sure if the little buckling is thanks to this being hot press paper. I’m more of a cold press user by nature, and they do tend to buckle a little more
This is an excellent demo of the powerof value ans shapes Liron. I love it! One question though: after what it seems like your first wash you let the paint to dry completely befor starting to paint your second statements at min 4:43 ?? Big fan of your channel. Cheers
Hai rovinato il DAVID . si vede che sdi americano e con la bellezza e l arte e la sensibilità che serve per cogliere la bellezza artistica, non hai niente a che vedere. Perché non ti limiti a dipingere delld statue della libertà da vendere ai turisti
I had always dislike the way I color things, I stop drawing painting when I learned I had a red and green color deficiency, but this video is giving me itch to try again.
I had so many complexes about painting....bcz of that I tried only pencil, ofcource i didn't have enough confident to paint it...but now I got a different intuition , the right one...thank u so much sir...🌙🙏
You're just validating what I've been telling my teachers for years! Thank you! Keep you palette clean my butt, there is a color here I don't remember making and its pretty.
When I stopped trying to get my colors to match almost exactly, I was able to put that time into something else and grow overall! I can come back to it later in my learning process of painting.
This works in part because all of the colirs used her3 are pretty desaturated. More saturated colors could clash easier; desaturated colors are easier to harmonize. There is a lesson about that on the Marco Bucci channel.
The theory that colors are not important and what's important is value has some merits, but such "muddy" colors are a specific case anyway.
He literally said that using too many bright colours can make it seem out of balance.
yesss! something about grays communicate haha it was a fun lesson and very helpful!
@@pilapila183 That's because he's not a colorist.
Yeah and that redish shadow doesn't look correct, it brings too much attention despite is not a saturated color
@@pilapila183 is the title and thumbnail clickbait then?
this is what artists need man. A dose of chill tf out
anyone who talks about color harmonies like its a cult and there are holy combinations that you must adhere to need to relax. In reality, there are so many possible color harmonies it's hard not to fall into one. I glean the biggest aspect of color theory is really about balance, and mostly of saturation. Saturation demands attention, so it's more "expensive." And then it gets worse when you have different saturated colors. Colors don't clash, their saturations do.
Your colors are balanced really well! That's why it works. It's mostly desaturated, but there are saturated colors. You also talked about balancing cold and hot colors, which was done well. Also, red-yellow-blue is like one of the most common color harmonies. (commonness isn't a bad thing) It's common because it's very pleasing!
Thank you so much 🙏😊
Very happy this video serves the purpose I inteded it to 😁
Thank you so much for this. I am completely colourblind and have never had the ability to see any colour before, only black, white and shades of grey. I usually paint in colour anyways and just let whatever happens happen but recently I have been stuck in a rut fearing to use colour from hearing everyone constantly talk about colours one should *never* use together etc and as it is something I quite literally cannot comprehend no matter what I do it overwhelms me to the point of not being able to paint for fear of clashing colours and ruining a piece. This video was refreshing and you are a magnificent artist - what a beautiful piece!
Is your art upload anywhere? I'll love to see that!
Just the fact that you are colorblind makes me want to see what you create. Super interesting
There is no wrong way to create art
art is subjective and the possibilities are endless
So create art for the sake of creating art
There is no wrong way
It's so interesting that you are a colorblind painter I am also. It's quite rare for a woman to be colorblind, less than 1% of women are. I think it gives us a unique perspective
Thank you so so much 🙏😊
There seems to be a substantial number of people who follow me who are color blind.
It always makes me happy to see the moment one figures out - colors aren't everything!
In fact, in my experience one's uniqueness in seeing the world leads to more interesting, and more PERSONAL art.
You can definitely get bogged down trying to make an exact copy of your source. It's a good idea to treat your painting as a version rather than a copy.
Absolutely first class demo. Very good topic. Not only did you address the topic very well, but you integrated many other points. Your three-way screen showing speaker, pallet and demo is perfect, and the audio quality superb. Thanks for your great and engaging posts!
This is so helpful! I have a pad of arches hot pressed paper and I never liked it. But I also don’t want to waste expensive paper, so I just put it aside, hoping someday I can figure out how to use it other than making some cards. And then here comes Liron, with this wonderful tutorial showing me how to use hot pressed paper to achieve the desired effects. I enjoyed every minute of the video and absolutely loved the final result! Thank you!! 😄
P.S. I’m never obsessed with matching colors or getting the same colors as the teacher is using (phew!) But I can still remember how shocked I was when watching a video by Stan Miller, where he was using some really “crazy” colors to create beautiful portraits. That was really eye-opening to me. My problem with colors is that I can never get enough of them...I was trying to do a “No-Buy 2022” but I couldn’t make it through half a year 😂
I was also trying to use up my older paints and not buy any this year. Then I saw the prices going up so fast, I had to grab more tubes of M Graham paints before they end up $25 each.
And if you don’t use all your HP paper with watercolours, it is excellent for charcoal and pastel drawings. It has such a “velvety” texture 👍🏼
@@ubimelibiapes333
What paper are you talking about? Can you give me the full name? HP equals?????!
@@monicaparson6118 My comment was to Jia Lu who wanted to use her Arches HP pad, but for the use with pastel or charcoal you could use any HP paper as long as it’s not too smooth. Saunders Waterford makes more affordable paper than Arches, Winsor & Newton too, also Carson. Fabriano makes HP paper that has 50% cotton in it, that’s more affordable than 100% Cotton. It depends on which papers are available in your country….
My brother wants me to do a portrait of him from a photo. (It’s mostly beard) I don’t really DO photos, but since I’ve been learning loose painterly style, I’m tempted to give it a try. Your instruction in this video is inspiring! Thx!!
Wow what an eye opening tutorial! I will never tell my class to clean their palette again! This is an exercise I would love to get them to do! NB just bought 3 of your books on Amazon - keep up the wonderful work you do. Love from 🇬🇧
Wow thank you so much Heather!! 😊🙏🏼🙏🏼 Can’t express how much I appreciate it!
Wow! I’ve been wanting to wet both sides of the paper for awhile but was waiting for the right subject! This is it! Fantastic! Thanks for the great tutorial!
Your content quality is constantly improving to the point that I see a meteoric rise in your future. Thx so much for this.
Timidness KILLS paintings. True. I am so insecure and fearful when I get down to it, and I can see it really, really hiders my work. This video inspired me to make mistakes and just be creative again. Thanks!
I loved this video. Thank you so much! The way you paint is so fluid and beautiful 😊 that's what I'm slowly trying to achieve with watercolors :)
Great lesson - Color really is the thing most artists struggle with.
Thank you so much for this video. I obsess over the colors. It has literally caused me to pause my art altogether.
Cool method with a wonderful creative design 👍👍👍
“Look at this mud”…I laughed out loud! Your mud is beautiful!! Also loved the comment about it not mattering about what the colour is if you get the values right… fabulous tutorial!
This came out beautifully
That was a really great tutorial, thanks
If you want to play around with keeping the paper wet try a silicone mat. Spray the mat, pop on the paper and wet the top. I love your art keep it up!
My palette used to be cleaned after every session, but now I’ve watched too many of your videos and realize it doesn’t matter. Thanks!
Art is subjective, do what you want however you want I say;)
Simply great class !…👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Great video!!! You’re a great teacher!
Its a great picture. Looks good on hotpress
Much respect. Funny thing: I hate watercolor painting; although… I love pen and ink stuff… odd I know, I’m an artist, what can I say lol.
I picked up a handful of amazing ideas that go hand in hand with inks.
Awesome video! Thanks!
Haha I get it! I really dislike opaque “drier” media! Feels too slow for me 😂
But I love pen and ink.
Happy I could somehow help with ink 😁😁
Such an amazing art work love decorations
Βeautyful job sir... thanks for the help..
love it
Great insight and advice and tutorial. Definitely helps to ease some anxieties to approaching and focusing on staying creative. I've been learning how to use gouache for a few months now and while there are resources for gouache here and other places, I find that there is also quite a bit to learn from artists such as yourself! Thank you for sharing your approach and insight. I've been painting in a bristol vellum sketchbook and a cold press pad. So far they're fine, albeit I just purchased a hot press pad and look forward to learning it's advantages and limitations. Thank you for your mind and direction! It's always worth hearing what you have to say, even for a misfit gouache artist. Cheers!
Who watched this video because of having colour blindness?
Shapes and shadows…one of the best lessons I have learned.
I almost exclusively use hot press! I think it’s misunderstood and underrated!!😀
after trying watercolor for some years i realised why the color is not so important factor in watercolor medium.
You see the most famous artists these days like Amit Kapoor, David Zbukvic etc m, their paintings never capture the exact coloration from the reference pictures; they just are focusing on lights and shadows and i have seen them using some really odd colors but still the painting turned out spectacular,Why? bcoz they aimed at composition, light and dark areas
In my opinion, watercolor is a medium where cool and warm color theory works
Its a beautiful medium
I'm a swarthy white dude. The whole race, skin color game doesn't benefit me whatsoever. But recognizing the truth of the situation is kind of important.
This is very bad don’t do this please find another job 😭 project image Can’t see in space 🍑💨 no chromatics
I see too that the surface tension of the wet bottom side keeps it flat against the board
Am I the only one having anxiety over the underpainting? The randomness stresses me out even though I know the end result will be amazing
Your explanation of what to do is always so helpful. Going to have to practice.
I’m not obsessed but with colors I can feel more realistic since I always drawn from imagination
Excellent video! I'm curious how you keep that paper from curling when it's not taped, and you are re-wetting so much? I looked through your videos for your technique but I couldn't find it.
@Charnell Jones I've gone so far as to pre-soak the whole page and still ended up with bacon if I don't use the tape. I suppose I don't try to do the whole thing as fast as possible, so it likely dries a bit in between washes. That's kind of what I'm getting at. Liron says it dried and he had to re-wet the whole thing.
@@Surai00 Hmmm interesting! I think the wooden board may help. It just sticks to it somehow. I will get the occasional curl, once it starts drying, but it’s not that bad and I simply keep painting.
I find that if I prewet both sides on the first wash, it kind of buckles less in following washes (:
Colors don't matter if you're not a colorist, and don't mind making dull desaturated paintings.
Sorry placing the colours in most effective space… not values, but I guess my mind heard it that way..
This is amazing portrait and lesson!! Million thanks for sharing. I was scared to try andI'm obsessed with right wrong colors but after this I can't wait to try it
Wonderful, I appreciate your instruction re varied colours.
Beautiful. Vibrant painting. Thank you. Yes I'm one who struggles with timidity. Hope to change that soon. You are an imspiration.
You’re just ignorant of colour theory. Go and purchase a colour pallet.
"Colours don't matter"
Uses colours to paint a bnw picture
😂😂
Beautiful! That drawing is on point too..
Thanks for tips on hot press paper too! I need to explore it again.
I think learning color in not for beginners, value comes first.
Dude, I'm never obsessed with colors, I am obsessed with values. I improve slightly, but they always seem to be well.. too saturated, everything is vibrant, and it looks like mud mixed with coffee.
Got it! (:
For mud these may be useful:
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Hello needed to see this and need to watch it on replay! I worry far too much about getting the "right" colours and it definitely hampers my painting and then I have no flow. It is a big problem for me.
Ah I love your content! You are helping me take the fear out of my art! Thinking of doing your course. It would be pretty fun if you had some skillshare classes too 😁
Thank you so much Lisa 😊🙏🏼
I considered doing SkillShare before, may end up doing it in the future, we’ll see
Great advice! You've inspired me to loosen up and relax about my color choices. Thanks :)
Liron, this is a stunning painting! Your drawing is amazing, and without a good drawing I'm not sure a good painting could be produced. Like some others have said, I have hot pressed paper but don't know how to create an image on it. Really, this is a stunning work of art. I just love it.
You are going to make me try hot press again. I just couldn’t get it.
Me too!
Wow...hot press...very nice flow ...so style result... your own style appear....kind of this one too...tk you maestro
¡Qué vídeo tan fantástico! ¡Enhorabuena y muchas gracias! What a fantastic video! Congratulations and thank you very much!
Another amazing video. Thank you! I started out with watercolor using only hot press, then switched to cold press. While I feel like the former is more modern-looking bc it is smooth, I feel like the latter absorbs the color better. The water and paint don’t seem to fully sink into hot press paper as, imo.
I have hot press and getting dark and even wash is so hard gave up on watercolor. But going to give it a go with your techniques for hot press thanks so much first time ive heard about these techniques!
I’ve had the same experience!!
Don’t give it, it really is a matter of technique. First water or very wet wash - then darks wet in wet (: And gradual layers if necessary.
You can do this!
@@LironYan thanks! Yep going to try it out
But I love colorsssss I live for coloooorr
You're an excellent teacher. I always learn so much from you.
I struggle with fear and I know exactly what you mean the less you worry about it the nicer the painting is I’ve experienced it but I fall into the trap of fear
Wonder who may have partly inspired this video?! 😜
Haha trust me - you’re not the only one 😉 I really hear about this EVERY DAY
its value, not color.
Wow this is awesome , loved watching the process 😊
What I learned trough the year's: Control your Shapes/Construction/Proportion and Values and you will be golden 👍
Colors are very important simply because they inherently carry some quantity of light. If you make up a painting with not much care about color, you can easily end up either with no contrast between highlight and shadow or too much contrast.
Lovely! Beautiful work😻
I mostly work with colored pencils myself but I intend to try watercolors soon. Mainly start with watercolor pencils and pastels that I have and move on from there.
Glad I found your page Liron. Long time😁🤘🏼
Thank you so much! ☺️🙏🏼 Long time indeed! You’ll love watercolor
I find this so very helpful. Disregarding colors and focusing on values is a struggle for me. I will definitely practice this approach. Thank you!
That warm colour on the cheek is dreamy: it adds an element of context. Love it!
this painting turned out beautifully!
Thank you so much!
Yesterday I felt like want to watch one of your post but I forget the name of your chanal so I went through all my subscribtions 😅 glad you post beautiful and interesting as always thank you.
Well, what's also interesting is that the subject matter is monochrome, which alleviates the brain having to navigate around colors as they would exist in another choice, be it a still Ife or landscape. Many artists throughout history have worked in sepia and other monochromatic palettes. One of the 'hazards' of painting today is that art supply industries push - and have available - an obscene number of colors. The more experience one has, the more willing one will find oneself accepting the results like the one in the video.
Doesnt really apply when painting color lightning scenes or space
Amazing ! 😁
i think the most important thing here wasnt really mentioned indepth n could be worth another video- the important fact is why this works is !cause of the greys! . color talk to each other (/color is relative) so by building a bridge over the greys n whites with not that fibrant colors in addition it will be more harmonic (william turner for example- if you put his colors on a colorwheel its a straight line through the greys). by havin this base of different hue'd greys its easy to get something pleasing when building up slowly n controlling the values. ofcourse you can also get colorharmony by using the same intensity of saturation for lights and darks but in reality you have flat colors getting influenced by light n shadow (n ambient acclusion n sfumato n so on) so mostly not that fibrant colors from natural light especially in the shadows. .Also it helps to have a color in multiple spots n not used only once to achive colorharmony. n there is this thing with triadic, complementary, splitcomplementary, ... -colorcombinations (adobe color is good website for that) and colorintentensity n brightness(check how dark blues are n how light yellows or reds) ...we could even go down the rabbithole of impossible colors :O good video tho
Haha thank you! Great suggestion for another video (:
I tried really using tons of different colors so that even the grays won’t be harmonious, but it ended up still working 😛
Like I‘vewatched a birth😍😍😍
Haha thank you! 😁🙏🏼🙏🏼
Very cool 😎
Thank you for showing this 🙂
Could someone pls explain why he said that the reference is warm?
All I see is a blueish gray, and it feels cold to me?
Why does the paper not buckle or cockle?
It buckles ever so slightly, but once fully dry it flattens back (:
Not sure if the little buckling is thanks to this being hot press paper. I’m more of a cold press user by nature, and they do tend to buckle a little more
♥️🌊
Timidity, not timidness. Nice painting.
Haha thanks 😂
This is an excellent demo of the powerof value ans shapes Liron. I love it! One question though: after what it seems like your first wash you let the paint to dry completely befor starting to paint your second statements at min 4:43 ?? Big fan of your channel. Cheers
Yes! Exactly (: I let it dry fully 💪🎨
I’ve never listened to people who tell me not to use “muddy” colors.
I love my murky colors.
The video I'm looking for 8-) Thank you ♥️♥️
What brush are you using?
and I took that personal.
totally agree. color only matters in advertising and graphic design, not realist painting.
This video gave me anxiety, love the outcome but it's just so chaotic to watch
Hai rovinato il DAVID .
si vede che sdi americano e con la bellezza e l arte e la sensibilità che serve per cogliere la bellezza artistica, non hai niente a che vedere.
Perché non ti limiti a dipingere delld statue della libertà da vendere ai turisti
Thank you, it's really cool to learn this.
How to get soft effects, no patchy lines , I am noob in art field
cool video!
Even me I mostly don't colour my drawings
Du är toppen! Du tänker på allt!
Thank you! 🙏 Doing my best ♥
tell it to the impressionisst :)
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I had always dislike the way I color things, I stop drawing painting when I learned I had a red and green color deficiency, but this video is giving me itch to try again.
I had so many complexes about painting....bcz of that I tried only pencil, ofcource i didn't have enough confident to paint it...but now I got a different intuition , the right one...thank u so much sir...🌙🙏
You're just validating what I've been telling my teachers for years! Thank you! Keep you palette clean my butt, there is a color here I don't remember making and its pretty.
Take a drink every ti he says “to stay super organized “