My Palette for Painting ANYTHING in Oils - Color Mixing and Theory

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• DA

  @DANIMALVISION · 1 year ago

  I hope you do more videos like this for beginners like me!  You make a superb teacher.  Thanks!

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• MR

  @MrsFrogmother1 · 10 months ago

  This guy knows his stuff and is a great teacher.

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• CO

  @coinholio6863 · 4 months ago (edited)

  I think it is easily explained by thinking of color biases. Know your biases and how strong they are. Cad Yellow Light + Cobalt both have green bias (they don't carry red) so they are the brightest (in intensity) green together. Once you introduce the third primary into a mix, the intensity drops down (perhaps that is what you want). Cad Med Yellow + Ultramarine Blue both have hidden red, so you have a blue + yellow + hidden red = all three primaries, so a duller less intense green.

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• VI

  @victr2333 · 1 month ago

  awesome man, thanks!

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  @navidhasan123 · 8 months ago

  This video is a gem! Thank you so much.

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• MA

  @MarcLaisneARTVenture · 10 months ago

  super interesting. your channel is super underrated.  take care man

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• WI

  @William2miller888 · 1 month ago

  I learned color theory via the Munsell system and it was very straightforward to understand it in an academic sense.

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  @richardervine4501 · 6 months ago

  the best video on this subject 10 out of 10

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• MI

  @miric6224 · 3 weeks ago

  Excellent. &nbsp;You’ve well thought out your color choices. &nbsp;Actually, an extended primary palette? &nbsp;Glad I found you. &nbsp;Hope I come across some of your &nbsp;portraits. &nbsp;Thanks for sharing.<br>Onward……..Ma-roux-sha

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  @GeoffBeggs · 7 months ago

  A simple but powerful thing: I love how you displayed the overlay text for Hue, Saturation and Value by colouring the letters according to hue, saturation and value - the picture now in my mind is memorable.

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• RE

  @renatobfa · 1 year ago

  People who bash Ivory Black because is too dark or neutral or something are the same people who use power colors like a cadmium orange and see no problem with that. Ivory Black is a tool, not the end result necessarely. Same for Cad. Orange. Both are &quot;problematic&quot;, but both are useful (Black much more in my opinion). I also find Yellow Ochre + Burnt Sienna + Ivory Black the mos useful earth colors. I just substituted them for their closer cousins, if you will, because of handling, feel, dring time, etc, which are Raw Sienna, Vandyke Brown and Lamp Black, all Winsor Newtow because that&apos;s whats available where I live. I use Manganese Blue hue + Ultramarine Blue for blues. And for Green i use Phthalo Emerald PG36, such a nice behaving color, nothing like Phthalo Green PG7. Thanks for the video!

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• MU

  @mundieart · 1 year ago

  I hadn&apos;t thought to keep my mud. Good idea!

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