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Materials for lesson #4:Pigments: Burnt Sienna, Black, WhitePainting surface (any)A selection of brushesGamsol / Gum Turpentine / Spike Lavender Oil (use of solvent is not integral)

Painter Skills Drills:Lesson #1 - how to paint an underpainting and avoid common mistakesLesson #2 - color theory and mixingLesson #3 - how to paint a grisaille and control valuesLesson #4 - the tricolor palette and chroma distributionLesson #5 - the complimentary color palette and chroma neutralizationLesson #6 - figure painting and the Zorn paletteLesson #6.5 - figure painting and the Zorn palette 2Lesson #7 - charcoal sketching and value compressionLesson #8 - the benefits of palette knife sketchingLesson #9 - how to glaze with color on a grisailleLesson #10 - how to design a composition

Reference image is attached, and the underpainting video is available here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/private-lesson-36321309

 Enjoy!

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Chroma Distribution and the Tricolor Palette

Comments

Lisa

When I use solvent it changes the color of the paint and I am not sure how to control the color then. Any advice on why this happens and what to do? I also find that even though I think my colors are fairly close to yours they don't look anything like what I see on the screen when you paint a color and I try to use the same.

Lisa

Are you using a filbert on his facial features? it doesn't look round-

Martin Jeffrey

Hi Ken, what’s your reason for starting with the highlights as opposed to the darks when starting?

Amber Larson

Hi Kenn, for some reason Patreon does not play this video for me properly… 😔😔😔 Is anyone else having problems with it? Thanks!