Paint 4 mini landscape paintings full of color and learn color theory in the process!
In today’s video lesson, I’m learning about color through play. I follow a few simple rules when working with and choosing color:
1. I focus on a basic understanding of complementary colors and how they interact (side by side, they pop; mixed, they create a neutral).
2. I remember that certain colors are dark value colors (red) and others are light value (yellow) and their tendency toward a range of values influences how much impact they have in the painting.
3. I paint with a light touch so that colors can mix and flow organically and stay luminous.
4. I choose colors for a painting based on my observation - what the reference photo suggests - and my gut - what feels right based on what’s already happening on the paper.
Supplies Used in Today's Lesson: (sponsored links)
Watercolor Paint:
Daniel Smith: Quinacridone Sienna, Ultramarine Violet, Green Gold
QoR: Cobalt Teal Blue, Quinacridone Magenta
Brushes:
Escoda Versatil #10 Rigger (my favorite!)
#1 Scroggy's Loose Goose Dagger Striper
Palette is from Robax.com
Getting started in watercolor? I have some great shopping lists to help you pick supplies:
http://bit.ly/2mDALbY
Are you a Heart-Led Beginner Artist? Join my Fearless Artist community and get access to 20+ watercolor courses, including my new course "Learn Watercolor the Heart-Led Way."
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Видео Paint 4 mini landscape paintings full of color and learn color theory in the process! канала Angela Fehr Watercolour
1. I focus on a basic understanding of complementary colors and how they interact (side by side, they pop; mixed, they create a neutral).
2. I remember that certain colors are dark value colors (red) and others are light value (yellow) and their tendency toward a range of values influences how much impact they have in the painting.
3. I paint with a light touch so that colors can mix and flow organically and stay luminous.
4. I choose colors for a painting based on my observation - what the reference photo suggests - and my gut - what feels right based on what’s already happening on the paper.
Supplies Used in Today's Lesson: (sponsored links)
Watercolor Paint:
Daniel Smith: Quinacridone Sienna, Ultramarine Violet, Green Gold
QoR: Cobalt Teal Blue, Quinacridone Magenta
Brushes:
Escoda Versatil #10 Rigger (my favorite!)
#1 Scroggy's Loose Goose Dagger Striper
Palette is from Robax.com
Getting started in watercolor? I have some great shopping lists to help you pick supplies:
http://bit.ly/2mDALbY
Are you a Heart-Led Beginner Artist? Join my Fearless Artist community and get access to 20+ watercolor courses, including my new course "Learn Watercolor the Heart-Led Way."
https://learn.angelafehr.com/p/fearless-artist-community
Видео Paint 4 mini landscape paintings full of color and learn color theory in the process! канала Angela Fehr Watercolour
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