
How to Study Color - Sketch Tour with Aaron Westerberg - Proko
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Date: 2022-03-14
Comments and reviews: 10
gschwind11
Hi Stan & Aaron,
thank you for tis excellent video!
Colour is really complex and interesting and I have a queation to both of you as well as to the community:
What is an ideal artifical lightsource in the atelier for painting?
I was in the artstore in Zurich today and they had this 6000 K daylight bulps. really cool in an atelier. but does it make sense to use those?
Thank's for your recommendations!
cheers from Switzerland
Dominik
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Hi Stan & Aaron,
thank you for tis excellent video!
Colour is really complex and interesting and I have a queation to both of you as well as to the community:
What is an ideal artifical lightsource in the atelier for painting?
I was in the artstore in Zurich today and they had this 6000 K daylight bulps. really cool in an atelier. but does it make sense to use those?
Thank's for your recommendations!
cheers from Switzerland
Dominik
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Postal
One thing I don't agree with here is that there IS neutral gray. Gray that doesn't tend towards anything else. A neutral gray does look cool or warm depending on what surrounds it, but in isolation you can mix a neutral gray.
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One thing I don't agree with here is that there IS neutral gray. Gray that doesn't tend towards anything else. A neutral gray does look cool or warm depending on what surrounds it, but in isolation you can mix a neutral gray.
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Jeromy
Criminally under-viewed.
Aaron has a great way of explaining everything, and because of his mastery is able to demonstrate quickly the principles he talks about.
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Criminally under-viewed.
Aaron has a great way of explaining everything, and because of his mastery is able to demonstrate quickly the principles he talks about.
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Kami
If anyone wants to learn a lot more about color check out the website huevaluechroma by Dr Briggs. It's like a free text book online, and it's geared toward artists.
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If anyone wants to learn a lot more about color check out the website huevaluechroma by Dr Briggs. It's like a free text book online, and it's geared toward artists.
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John
Thank you guys for sharing this amazing and well explained lesson! I truly beleive it will improve my painting process! you are so nice! Cheers from Quebec/Canada!
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Thank you guys for sharing this amazing and well explained lesson! I truly beleive it will improve my painting process! you are so nice! Cheers from Quebec/Canada!
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Alejandro
Hi Stan, thanks for all the great content and your labor of love.
The painting world needs a demo of this kind with Steven Assael
Please please please!
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Hi Stan, thanks for all the great content and your labor of love.
The painting world needs a demo of this kind with Steven Assael
Please please please!
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NeverEndingFear
So should i shift my base colour -skin tone- depending on my light source? I always am afraid to do so, because i fear muddy colour etc
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So should i shift my base colour -skin tone- depending on my light source? I always am afraid to do so, because i fear muddy colour etc
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cwnorton
Glad to see I'm not the only one who uses a box of shells for a bookend. Great work Aaron Westerberg. Have you studied Fechen and Repin much?
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Glad to see I'm not the only one who uses a box of shells for a bookend. Great work Aaron Westerberg. Have you studied Fechen and Repin much?
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Pj
I realized that I had watched this one before only when I started watching, but couldn't seem to not watch it yet again. interesting stuff.
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I realized that I had watched this one before only when I started watching, but couldn't seem to not watch it yet again. interesting stuff.
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handmade
Question: what about cooling the colour with translucent paint. Like terre verte for example. Would you also match the values first?
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Question: what about cooling the colour with translucent paint. Like terre verte for example. Would you also match the values first?
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