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How to Study Color - Sketch Tour with Aaron Westerberg - Proko

How to Study Color - Sketch Tour with Aaron Westerberg - Proko

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Aaron Westerberg has a strong passion for color. An important part of his process is painting color studies from a live model. In this video, Aaron shows us some of his color studies and drops a lot of knowledge. There-s so many gems in this one! MASTERPIECE DEMONSTRATION We visited Aaron at his studio and recorded him painting a masterpiece over 3 days. We captured the way he paints when no one is looking. His true process. Aaron Westerberg is a renowned painter, who has a special talent and appreciation for color. In his Masterpiece Demo, you-ll learn all about color through the eyes of Aaron. You-ll see how he uses color studies from life to plan for his larger paintings. Learn differences in types of paint and materials, and how he uses them in his work. As well as how he mixes paint, lays out a color pallet, and general knowledge and importance of color. Aaron-s masterpiece demonstration will give you new confidence in using color
Date: 2022-03-14

Comments and reviews: 10


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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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