Painting Skin Tones and How Light Affects Color - Marco Bucci - Proko
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It is very wrong to call what you called grey, although i love this video there is absolutely nothing grey in any of your color map.
For that you would mix in an entirely new 'color': black, and only ever when both the black and the white is mixed there can be such a thing as grey.
A clean color chart is best understood one dimensional, somehow that is EXACTLY how it appears in nature (with the second dimension only ever congruent with the first, therefore not of any relevant variable. This one dimension can be expressed as a circle.
Then there are a two dimensional cross-section perpendicular to that of the circle with the form of a triangle, in the middle of which there are just the clean color from the circle, the further towards the edge you go the less of R/G/B and more of black/white/grey there will be, that is the only of two-dimensional color spectrum which actually is perfectly congruent with real-world application, not yours.
There is still a problem though, for no non-perfect color and b/w/g derivatives thereof has been expressed, and that is the final dimension, yes you guessed it, it is brown, it is each color combined.
This dimension is best expressed as a 0-dimensional dot in the middle of the circle.
This 0 dimension has within it all colors on the one dimensional circle whereby there can be drawn a perfect line between them, the total of which consists of any variation perpendicular to each line timed with the variable of the triangle.
The total of which, in that sense STILL has to be captured on a new dimension of TIME in which not only the triangles must rotate along their common axis, but must rotate independently of each other to form a real world color. Only can the total of all potential rotations form the spectrum of all potential colors within the plane of brownness.
Date: 2022-03-14
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Rishabh
So i was wondering what will happen to neither warm or cold, but transitional colour under blue light source, like Green will it get desaturated or will the saturation would remain same and only hue will get towards blue
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So i was wondering what will happen to neither warm or cold, but transitional colour under blue light source, like Green will it get desaturated or will the saturation would remain same and only hue will get towards blue
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Mary
i think this is the first time ever i turned video speed not to 1, 25 but to 0, 75. it's so jampacked with information and spot on demonstration that i had to slow down to soak it in: )
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i think this is the first time ever i turned video speed not to 1, 25 but to 0, 75. it's so jampacked with information and spot on demonstration that i had to slow down to soak it in: )
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BlueBee
The visuals were so helpful with the color wheel and the ball. Honestly I thought I would never understand how to shift skin tones to make sense in an environment-s lighting-
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The visuals were so helpful with the color wheel and the ball. Honestly I thought I would never understand how to shift skin tones to make sense in an environment-s lighting-
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Panagis
Great explanation of light and colour, thank you. Can I ask; what brushes are you using on the egg examples? Are they available anywhere?
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Great explanation of light and colour, thank you. Can I ask; what brushes are you using on the egg examples? Are they available anywhere?
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Master
Definetly the best tutorial series i seen that REALY helped me, a lot. Now i can use the Loomis method to draw my portraits! Thank you!
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Definetly the best tutorial series i seen that REALY helped me, a lot. Now i can use the Loomis method to draw my portraits! Thank you!
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