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How To Mix True Bright Greens for Landscape Painting (Oils or Acrylics) 🎨🌲
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ส.ค. 2024
- Do your painting's light green colors look too dark? Missing the warmth and vibrancy of real bright green color? What is missing in you landscape painting color? This lesson will show you how to see green truthfully in nature. Then how to easily mix green color that is warm and bright and really pops. Also what makes green shadows look authentic too. Never fear green color again!
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:17 The Problem
02:12 Examples of true Green in Landscapes
06:47 Color mixing examples
14:55 Conclusion
Malcom, you’re a great teacher. Clear, no background music and at a nice speed. Great channel!
Thank you 😊
Best art lesson I have had to date. I'm so happy I found you.
Wonderful to hear that Kathy, thank you!
This channel is brilliant. Couldn’t be without it.
I can never get enough tips on greens. Thanks!
You and me both!
Thank you so much for this Malcom, it’s been a real game changer. I’ve struggled getting the right colour for sun lit greens for so long but now I’m really nailing it it’s so exciting. I’ve actually managed to get that sunshine in my grass….. thank you 🙏
Very welcome, thank you!
Thank you so much for offering this! So helpful! Your colors are always so beautiful and now I understand much better about greens!
You are so welcome!
Great video! I'm from New England but when I visited Ireland I felt like I was really seeing the color green for the first time. I had thought that green Ireland thing was just a lot of hype. LOL
Yes Ireland does get the Green Award, to be sure :)
You get to the essentials and it makes simple, perfect sense. Thank you so much !
Glad it was helpful!
Hello you answered sooooo many questions I didn’t know how to ask, grateful
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Malcolm for posting these! I struggle to achieve work like yours, and your explanations are very very helpful! Great teaching style.👍🏽👍🏽👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you Lucia
You really share the best of experience and knowledge to us! Thank you
Thank you for watching.
Thank you for demystifying the color green in nature!
My pleasure!
Wow WOW!!
A Good lesson!!!!
Thank YOU.
Exellent teaching ! Just what I need today.
Thanks sooooo much!
It's a pleasure, thank you
Very helpful. I just happen to be in the middle of something, and your instructions just saved me some unnecessary work.
Thanks Malcolm.
That's good to hear, thank you.
Very very useful thank you so much ⚘😊😊🌹⚘🖐🏻
Well! I thought I knew how to mix greens. So glad I watched your video because it revealed very amazing tips! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks Paulette.
That was very clear. Thank you.
Thank you
Dewey it's been a while since i last painted. after watching a few of your videos to refresh my memory about color theory I am ready to get going.thank you so much for the encouragement
Good to hear!
thank you , you make it so much easier
Thanks Sue
Very useful! Greens have always given me headaches. You've given a really simple guideline to follow - thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you managed to fall into every colour trap you mentioned! I appreciate your video!
Thank you!
Thank you for your videos, they are so helpful and straightforward!
Excellent, thank you!
Thank you for this enlightening video. Thinking of how light shines Through leaves to impact color was a new revelation for me.
You are so welcome
Thanks for the instruction, I have just worked on a very green oil painting with your suggestions and I feel that it’s really worked. Thank you
Excellent, glad to hear that
Very good demo, I now have a much better understanding of green. Thank you
It's a pleasure, thanks Laurel
What a brilliant artist you are dear 👏👏👏.
I'm elderly and took up art classes a year ago, gosh I wish I'd done it year's ago 🤭, you're an amazing instructor and appreciate you putting video's for those of us to learn and also admire.
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Wow, thank you Susan!
Thanks so much. Very helpful.
You're welcome!
Malcolm, thank you so much🙏
Very informative.
Thank you!
Simple effective. Exactly what I wanted. U earned one lifetime subscriber from today.🙏🙏🙏
Excellent, thank you Ramesh!
You just blew my mind
Thank you Malcolm so helpful as always,
It's a pleasure thank you.
Wonderfully helpful. Thank you!
Thank you!
Thank you so much! This will be really helpful
Thank you 😊
You are a gifted teacher!
😊 thank you very much
Thank You very much
I like your work
Wow! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. This has helped me a lot :) God Bless You
It's a pleasure!
Very helpfull. Thanks😊
Thank you
Very useful
Thank you very much
great video as usual
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you so much for this usefull video. I use black and lemon yellow for warm green.
Try ultramarine and deep yellow for a more vibrant green. Compare results.
Thanks ,thats helped me a lot , 👍🎨🤗 from Frances uk ♥️
My pleasure!
Thank you so much for sharing your talent Sir. A very helpful art lesson and channel to share for the art students..🙏
It's my pleasure
I just made a artwork with light green used a bit goldish colour yellow and a tiny bit bleu so yeah your absolutly right. You need to use more yellow. and a litle bit blue. Thank you for confirming it.
Thank you Malcolm.Wish you had been my art teacher at school.❤
Ah thank you 😊
thanks so much. I hope I. an turn the lights on in my painting
Enjoy it 💡
First of your videos I watched. Subscribed !
Thank you!
Very helpful.
Thank you
Excellent and very helpful video. I do indeed have issues with getting the correct greens in my paintings. Been messing too much with greens "off the shelf"
Thanks Andy, yes there are strange tube colors 🌳
Thank you very much!
It's a pleasure
Thank you so much
You're most welcome
Thankyou
Your paintings are so much alive!
Love your teaching. Could you, please, specify what kind of lemon yellow is better to use? Thank you!
A cadmium yellow is best. Many brands but I suggest Maimeri or Rembrandt.
thank you I have been over working my paintings trying to get the greens to look bright, now i kmow mostly yellow then the blue
Glad this has helped you Kathy
Very nice explained 🙂
Thank you
Hi malcolm. Love your videos. I get a very nice and bright springy green by mixing Turquoise blue with cadmium yellow.
Thanks for the tip Anne
Many thanks for tips. Making grass look alive is my trouble
Happy to help
I'm completely captivated with your painting tips. You make it look so easy! You have great talent and surely years of hard work and practice
Much appreciated, thank you
Cheers.
Yes!!!!!
Very useful, color mixing can be very confusing, and frustrating. Thank you.
What colour you think you see to what colour is actually there is great
Green gold pigment is a good shortcut
Very helpful, as always. When I use the color picker in photoshop on sunny clear sky scenes I get colors that are Cinnabar right out of the tube. I want to use a limited pallette, but the dark, medium and light Cinnabar are dead on.
If you are looking for really bright greens use a yellow and a blue that already lean towards green. Lemon Yellow was a good one, and Pthalo blue is a green blue.
Hey Malcom, do you have a video on foliage that’s close up in the foreground? I’m doing a painting where the grass , flowers and other foliage is right up front but it looks like a jumbled mess.
This one may be helpful: th-cam.com/video/yzSTG_MqrWk/w-d-xo.html - Its all about simplification, big shapes and also make sure your composition is correct. There must be an easy path for the eye to enter the painting and not get held up by objects right in the foreground.
@@MalcolmDewey thank you !
Hello, thank you for the demonstration. I have Ultramarine and Cad. Yellow Light ("lemon yellow"). Would a bit of Ultramarine and a lot of Cad. Yellow work for mixing bright green also? I'm asking because the Cerulean Blue you're using is a lot brighter than Ultramarine.
And: Would Payne's Grey work too?
Cerulean would be better. Ultramarine has a hint of purple to it (which suggests red) and that will knock back the green slightly. I know opinions differ, but the point is if you want the zing to your green you will need cerulean or even cobalt. Yellow light is slighlty warmer than lemon yellow, but will still get you a bright green.
@@MalcolmDewey thank you.
@@MalcolmDeweyHello again, I just got me a tube of Cerulean blue but I noticed it's an imitation made of phtalo blue, a type of white and a type of yellow pigments. Will this imitation ("hue") work also? I'm worried because it has a white pigment admixture.
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I had to laugh when you said “ it pains you to add white!”
How can I make a green landscape look interesting? I can't stand too much green in a landscape.
Warm it up more with yellows, yellow ochre and burnt sienna calms down green. Any reddish color will balance out the greens.
Uitstekend maar steeds moeilik om self n toneel te verf dankie vir die les.
Dankie Frik
This is I need no. Thanks.
Really helpful… thank you very much
Glad you enjoyed it
Very helpful, thank you
You're welcome!