Pastel Demo: Using Warm and Cool in a Landscape Painting
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ม.ค. 2025
- A field of red poppies is the perfect landscape subject to demonstrate the use of warm and cool colors in a painting. In this video demo I share some tips for painting a landscape with depth despite using warm and intense color. If you like my videos I invite you to check out my weekly new videos premiering first on my Patreon channel www.patreon.com/karenmargulis
Thanks, Karen! Your instruction and direction are much appreciated!
Thank you, Karen. So clear, concise, lovely instruction. I am inspired!
You are a great teacher Karen. Thank you for so generously sharing your knowledge and talent!
Thank you for sharing your process and braking it down so well! 🙏🏼 Your work is fantastic!
Thank you very much Karen for your lessons, I am learning a lot and also enjoying watching you paint so naturally and professionally. Thanks again
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much Karen. What a wonderful tutorial. You make the warm/cool colours a lot easier to understand.
Karen, you are a brilliant teacher! Thanks so much for your great explanations!!!! You're the best!
Thank you so much dear Karen! I like all all your lessons! I start to understand how to use pastel 's technic . Take care of yourselves! With kindest greetings from Sant -Petersburg Russia.
Fabulous! Thanks for this amazing video! Everything seems so easy and simple ... as it is with all the techniques. Once they “sit” within you, they will just show up at the right moment. LOVE it.
You're the best teacher Karen !!!!
Thank you Katalin!
Thank you, you are a great teacher! Beautiful work!
Thank-you for your clear, informative instruction. I worked in pastel a number of years ago & finally got so frustrated with matting, spacing, glass problems, reflection, etc of framing & the transfer of pastel onto mat after you finally put it all together that I left it & went thru almost every other medium. Now you make me want to revisit pastel. Your technique is very interesting & I am inspired to try yet again!🙋🎨
Beautiful picture and great instruction!! Thank you very much!
Such a great lesson on color temperature! By George, I think I’ve got it...
Wonderful instruction
Monet Cafe' with Artist Susan Jenkins You & Karen both make it look so easy. Both have an excellent structure & style of instruction. I’ve learned so much.
Thanks very much Karen ...Inspiring indeed . Time to get to it!
Loved this! I think it will help me reflect on my valley of yellow flowers.
Wonderful! Thanks for watching!
What a beautiful piece you have created... from a dark to an image that is magical Thanks...gracias..
I love watching your videos 💐
Good grief, I'm learning so much from you! What a great, informative video and a very beautiful painting. Thank you ever so much. I will look forward for a new one next week. - I still haven't managed to go through all your previous videos. I think I'll indulche in those this week end.
Great video, Been following you and Monet Cafe for a while. Thanks for the instructions. Your video (production) quality came a long way. Keep up the great work....
I did this painting this afternoon. I’ve just started using pastels. I didn’t have a wide selection of colors so I did the best I could. I tend to want to blend my backgrounds. Thank you for the step by step lesson.
Excellent instruction as usual
Great demo! Very helpful tips. Thank you 🙏
So amazing!
So pretty 😍 Many thanks 🙌
You're welcome 😊
Yes, beautiful! great tutorial! thank you!
Bravo belle démo je ne parle pas anglais mais la démo est très explicite j’apprécie beaucoup bravo à vous
Amazing poppy red. I have bought many reds but none as penetrating as the one you are using. Thanks for the warm, cool instruction.
Thanks for watching!
Awesome video!
Fabulous. Thank you.
Thnk you for your lessons!
Karen
I really enjoyed your demonstration it was very informative, can you please tell me what you used at 5he beginning to blend , it looked like wire wool!
Many thanks
Thank you! It was a piece of pipe insulation foam I get at the hardware store.
Can someone please post the link to the colour temperature video Karen references early in the video?
Hello karen, thanks for your beautiful lesson.i have a question.Why this time You did not use the dark brown in the foreground under painting? Thanks You so much. I try to do this but my paint it's wrong with something, maybe the pastels
Thank you so much!
Wow loved this demo..I have one in the go at the moment and dont like it after seeing this its taught me so much . I think I will try and paint over mine its so wrong !!
You are a great instructor and your pastel paintings are inspiring. After watching your videos I want to try using soft pastels. However, I am afraid to do so because of the potential hazards of using soft pastels. Some state that one should not work with soft pastels unless one has a filtered air system in their studio, employs gloves and and a mask while painting, and entirely prevents exposure (including pets) to soft pastel dust. My "studio" is located in my bedroom and I also have a cat. Do you think my concerns about the potential dangers of using soft pastels are justified ?
I think it is important to show your reference photo prominently as you are drawing/painting.
Also, I didn’t see what you used to do your early blending
Renzo I use pipe insulation foam to blend. Thanks for your feedback!
There are three primary pigment colors : red, yellow, blue.
Blue is the only cool color among these three.
In all mixes of paint, the one with the most blue will be the coolest.
Yellow and blue create green.
Yellow with 10% blue added to it will be a warmer green than yellow with 20% blue added to it.
Red and blue make purple.
The mixture or red and blue with the most blue in it will create a cooler purple than the mixture with less blue in it.
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Um, I think we should listen to her.
It seems to me that sanded paper is probably worth the money. I’m irrationally miserly about art papers of all kinds.
The nice thing about sanded paper is that they are easily reused!
Good grief, I'm learning so much from you! What a great, informative video and a very beautiful painting. Thank you ever so much. I will look forward for a new one next week. - I still haven't managed to go through all your previous videos. I think I'll indulche in those this week end.
Wonderful! Thank you!!