It's amazing how at first the colors look so strange on their own but put all together they make so much sense! I absolutely adore these videos where you talk about your thought process on what colors you choose, I do hope you do even more in the future, maybe some more real time ones?
I'm so used to painting on white that whenever you start applying the color it seems like it looks nothing like the reference, but once it's complete everything is perfect, thanks a lot for sharing, your process is so fascinating
How do you understand which colors should be used from the picture?Like it's impressive how you change the colors, but the final painting has still a sense when it comes to colors😭💙 i love you
I added a new tutorial today on this! th-cam.com/video/sX8eF7Zdld0/w-d-xo.html you also can see the highlighted Tips on stories on IG. I have some How do I colour posts there!! :D
I just LOVE your videos!!! I watched the whole thing 3 times because i enjoyed it so much!!! Thank you soooooo much for sharing your knowledge and techniques with us.
Woah ! Really helpful video and the painting parts are so relaxing 🤩 I like this color wheel, it is quite complete compared to some others, and it can also be used as a fan from what I see, very practical lol
Hola, me encanta tú pintura y tus tutoriales. También he comprado tu curso de domestika. Me cuesta seguir tus tutoriales por el idioma, aunque la práctica es importante, creo que me pierdo nociones interesantes, en las explicaciones.
Hi Alai, how are you? I have a big question following me for months: when should we use a desaturated (+complementary) and when should we use a darker tone (+burnt amber) to create depth sensation? we know both means "less light" but I really struggle about it and I notice this is a point that you master very well. Can you talk about it? Thank you!
I use desaturate and no darker when it's in front... and desaturate but darker (yeah burnt siena or any crimson-ultramarine depending..) if it's far and in shadow. Sometimes, the shadows are really chromatic, then I don't desaturate them that much. But yeah I try to have them less intense than light areas. In the end is all about contrast. You need to compare everything. Maybe your front objects or areas are nice painted but when you paint the background, the front ones don't get enough contrast with the background. You should always look at the overall of the painting. Oh man this is too hard explaining hypothetically and not with an image or something as an example :P Dm me if you wanna discuss this further ♥️
Me encanta como te ha quedado el iris más que la piel, pero, sólo es mi opinión si pusieras los tutoriales en español con subtítulos en ingles, tendrías mas seguidores ya qué yo no me subcribo porque en inglés se pierden pasos y no puedes comparar la imagen cuando hablas ya que estas pendiente de los subtitulos.
It's amazing how at first the colors look so strange on their own but put all together they make so much sense! I absolutely adore these videos where you talk about your thought process on what colors you choose, I do hope you do even more in the future, maybe some more real time ones?
You see colours in such a different and beautiful way. I would love to just jump inside your brain & see the world with your eyes 🥺
I'm so used to painting on white that whenever you start applying the color it seems like it looks nothing like the reference, but once it's complete everything is perfect, thanks a lot for sharing, your process is so fascinating
aaa this is gonna be so helpful!!💜💜💜
aaaaw thank you 🥰 I hope so!!! 💪
Obrigada ⚘
Beautiful, thank you!
How do you understand which colors should be used from the picture?Like it's impressive how you change the colors, but the final painting has still a sense when it comes to colors😭💙 i love you
I added a new tutorial today on this! th-cam.com/video/sX8eF7Zdld0/w-d-xo.html you also can see the highlighted Tips on stories on IG. I have some How do I colour posts there!! :D
This was REALLY Helpful! Thanks for Making this Video!!! Could you also tell where you got the colour wheel that you use?😍😊
It's linked in the description! 😍 thank you so much ♥️ I'm so glad you find it helpful!
Amazing!👏❤️❤️
Thank you!!
Thank you, Alai! Your videos always give so much value! Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much! it makes me really happy 🥺
Omg this is so helpful and so much fun to see
I'm so glad it's helpful! Thank you!♥️
Awesome and perfect as always
Thank you Ayesha 😍😍😍
Nice i would love if u could do i brush review and ur knifes too
yes!!! That's for another video. Thank you :)
I love watching your videos so much ❤️
I'm so glad!!! Thank you so much ♥️
I love your tutorials!
Thanks Lea! And sure! I'll plan it for the next oil painting video :P
Seria bueno que cuando das tus tutoriales en Ingles, colocaran sub-titulos en Español
I just LOVE your videos!!! I watched the whole thing 3 times because i enjoyed it so much!!! Thank you soooooo much for sharing your knowledge and techniques with us.
Thank you Lysa aaa you're so nice! I'm so so glad you found it interesting and enjoyable 🥰😍
Precioso ojo y preciosa pintura
Muchas gracias! ☺️
your work is amazing !
Aww thank you so much ♥️
Love this tutorial Alai ❤️
Thanks so much, I'm really glad♥️
amazing
Woah ! Really helpful video and the painting parts are so relaxing 🤩
I like this color wheel, it is quite complete compared to some others, and it can also be used as a fan from what I see, very practical lol
hahahaha perfect for the summer 2 in 1. thank you for the feedback! I'm so happy you found it relaxing yey😍
Hola, me encanta tú pintura y tus tutoriales. También he comprado tu curso de domestika. Me cuesta seguir tus tutoriales por el idioma, aunque la práctica es importante, creo que me pierdo nociones interesantes, en las explicaciones.
Aaaaa perfect! ❤️
Hello Alai ;) I've noticed that you'll often use the blue coloured substrate to paint on; could you please tell me why? Best xo M
of course! I explain that in this video :D th-cam.com/video/tNvZGAv04GY/w-d-xo.html I hope it's helpful!
Loving your music, sister! Do you like Griz?
oh I didn't know them!! thanks for that! and thanks :)
Hi Alai, how are you? I have a big question following me for months: when should we use a desaturated (+complementary) and when should we use a darker tone (+burnt amber) to create depth sensation? we know both means "less light" but I really struggle about it and I notice this is a point that you master very well. Can you talk about it? Thank you!
I use desaturate and no darker when it's in front... and desaturate but darker (yeah burnt siena or any crimson-ultramarine depending..) if it's far and in shadow. Sometimes, the shadows are really chromatic, then I don't desaturate them that much. But yeah I try to have them less intense than light areas. In the end is all about contrast. You need to compare everything. Maybe your front objects or areas are nice painted but when you paint the background, the front ones don't get enough contrast with the background. You should always look at the overall of the painting. Oh man this is too hard explaining hypothetically and not with an image or something as an example :P Dm me if you wanna discuss this further ♥️
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No debería olvidar tutoriales en su lengua materna, y subtítulos en español querida
Me encanta como te ha quedado el iris más que la piel, pero, sólo es mi opinión si pusieras los tutoriales en español con subtítulos en ingles, tendrías mas seguidores ya qué yo no me subcribo porque en inglés se pierden pasos y no puedes comparar la imagen cuando hablas ya que estas pendiente de los subtitulos.