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always interested to see more about this. I come from the music side, and am exploring how to "properly" map sound to color, in terms of audiovisual performance. Most audiovisual stuff is "oh this look cool, match it to the beat/etc"... but I ended up doing a similar thing.. map the visible spectrum to the harmonic series.

This has been incredibly therapeutic to watch

Can this be reversed ? Start with a black, grey & white drawing and depending on the frequency of line spacing go towards saturated colors. Wolfgang von Goethe writes of colors optically coming from the edge of black and white.

Very helpful thank you

In this channel I learn English and I learn about lighting and other topics. What more could I ask for? :) Thx buddy!

Thank you so much 😊

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Thank you so much, sharing your thought process aloud really helps me know how I should think, and what to look for. Also I hate to be that guy but what's the background music at 17:00?

Thanks once again for this informative knowledge I'll never forget this and I'm glad I've been corrected because I was also told by many other artist that warm light = cool shadows.

This is soo Helpful 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Awesome Tutorial! Lighting makes all the difference. ✨

When you say 'less saturated' and 'desaturated', do they mean same thing?

This is incredible. This is exactly the thing I'm struggling with when painting on my tablet, and my colours always look out of place. This video really put it into perspective for me! Which is a bit funny because I started using gray paints in traditional art and noticed that it worked to desaturate my colours. Time to translate it into digital!

Your videos are so well explained, and I love that you teach subjects that aren't often taught but are so relevant. Thank you!!

Great video and ideas. This blew me away. And I’m still somewhat confused 😢 is the temperature of the light determined by where the Sun is in the sky, or something else? I noticed sometimes it’s the temperature of the object - like the burning coal that you showed - but other times it’s the temperature of the light source. how do I know what temperature to move towards in the case of shade or light? Gosh, I’m confused please explore this in other videos!

Great great video. Also what's the background song called?

You mention a film light whose temperature you can change with an app. Do you have recommendations on what product to get?

Hey speaking of textural detail at one point, this is sort of a shot in the dark but could you make a video highlighting how to paint said details? It’s what I seem to struggle most with when I approach, and there’s no real tutorial video out there from what I’ve seen that helps me get a grip on it mentally

The very thing I've been saying for YEEAAARRRS!!! Oh my gosh, someone else finally says it!! I've been saying shadow "color" is really just ambient lighting, aka anything that is bouncing or scattering light so that it may reach the darker areas. I have thought about doing a deep dive video on it for YEARS, now! If I ever do, I definitely want to guide folks to this video. Your demonstrations and explanations are immaculate!

You're an amazing teacher 🙏

This is so useful, I love this channel!!

Just found your channel and almost watched all of them You are awesome Keep crushing If you also could recommend more references as books or even RUclips channels would be great I am asking this because i have kinda feeling that would like to follow your path and references to even get better in lighting in colour Thanks

I come from the first video, this is going to be great to watch and draw along with 😌

I really find this mind blowing

ahh years later and this video is still a lifesaver! Not sure why youtube doesn't have more explanations about basic brush presets like this, I was reallys truggling figuring how to blend naturally

How can I learn to apply this with traditional media? I'm learning to paint with acrylics and I understand the concept as you explain it using a digital colour wheel, but I'd love to be able to mix paint like this intuitively. Could anyone provide me with an example to try for myself, or point me in the direction of a video on the same topic but using traditional media? Thank you and great video!

A good artist always surprise the audience with their results. 😮❤❤❤❤❤

So beautiful, sat and watched the whole thing. Really enjoy watching your process, listening to explain your process hearing your pen, it's all very calming, entertaining and informative :)

Bro I know u posted this years ago, but I love ur channel and you are an inspiration man. Thanks for sharing these gems

that thumbnail was CRAZZZZY! 👏

For painting and writing, simplicity is best. Thanks for sharing and encouraging.

Where is green, it seems to be missing ?

Wow. That’s all I can say. Amazing video, you explained this concept better than anyone I’ve ever seen. Thank you.

6:52 Could someone explain the process on how to change the lighting/ambience/general colours of your painting as shown in this part of the video without having to redraw the painting??

thanks

this video is invaluable.. thank you!

THANK YOU!!!!!!! A very informative video that definitely helped my perspective towards how colors and lighting work. "Vsauce" explained the same exact thing (in regard to how our eyes work), but without the art in context. His and your explanations are very, very, very insightful and helped me understand colors more than any other explanation and has helped my art flow TREMENDOUSLY!!! So again, thank you very much. Easy sub, my man. Easy sub!!!

Wish I could hit a 100 likes together ❤

WOA! How lucky are we?! Thank you so much for giving back!

What a wonderful video, thank you so much! Incredibly helpful, thoughtful, informative. Especially benefitted from your visual examples of bounced, diffuse, etc. light sources.

Fabulous explanation, thank you!

Gray is where the magic happens. When I started to pick up painting and drawing, someone pointed to Zorn and Whistler and it opened my eyes to how much you can do with subtlety.

Watching this video was so relaxing and peaceful. You achieved so much in 30mins but it doesn’t feel rushed. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and skills, I am learning so much.

I could no more be a concept artist than fly to the moon. Hope you charged a heck of a lot for your work. I am retired from designing and making decorative elements for interior designers. A lot less iterative (thankfully). I am also learning a lot from your videos. Thank you very much.

Your videos inspired and encouraged me to create. Thank you so much!

The BEST explanation

musicians/artists know it’s all about the intervals, wherever you choose to start in a colour wheel/ circle of 5ths/4ths; the intervals dictate the emotion

Incredibly helpful. Thank you so much!

No doubt mind blowing and a big aha-moment for me. But as an artist working with actual pigments (watercolor, acrylics…) I struggle with the “desaturation”. When you do it on the screen, it gives you the option to move inside the triangle between white and black aka any kind of grey desaturation, but with pigments you usually use the complementary in order to make black or grays. Where does that leave me on the color wheel? I apologize if I am too forward with my question, or if anybody has asked that question before, I tried to read too many of the comments, but did not find it. I would be happy for any thoughts on that. Thank you for you’re interesting videos.

This was very interesting, I think, I can apply this even as a photographer :)