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@@sarahhallidayart Thank you so much! ❤

there are a few on the Zorn palette on this channel. There is quite an early one I did of a greyhound, called 'Zorn Palette Oil Painting', and also there is one of a longhaired tabby cat too called 'How To Paint A Tabby Cat In Oils Using The Zorn Palette'. Hope this helps.

thank you for watching. Glad you enjoyed it.

yes, i use a photo for my animal commissions. A lot of the time I cannot show the photo because they are commissions but there are some videos on the channel where I do and I show the whole painting process. 😀

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You want something that makes a grey, like yellow and purple. So I would try purple made of cadmium red and ultramarine deep, mixed with cadmium yellow mixed with white. For variety swap out your red for alizarin crimson. Don't be too heavy with your warm colours in the broken colour.

Are you trying to paint a silver object? If yes, you'll need to use a lot of colours to get that effect. Cool reds like alizarin crimson, cool yellows like cadmium yellow for your warms, and then blue, purple and perhaps a cool green for your cools.

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thank you so much! And thank heavens for Google translate 😁

Ipad Air 4th generation (I think)

It affects your colour mixing and laying of wet paint on wet paint. In digital art you can lay transparent colours on top of each other, eg blue on orange. This will give you much more interesting colour combinations. Hope this helps

@@sarahhallidayart So are colors inherently transparent or opaque? Also in digital art, do we use the opacity to mimic transparency?

What a cute name, Pickle. I’m currently working on a white dog with one eye. I learned a lot from your videos on color temperature and brushwork. I’m focusing on his good eye, I’m happy to got a sharp photo with good contrast from the client 😅

@@astridtermaat3854 yes, a good photo always helps 😀

@@mayukhbanerjee1147 yes, oil colours are either opaque, semi transparent or transparent and will handle differently depending upon this. Yes, use opacity in digital art to mimic transparency in oil painting.

thank you so much! This weeks video is actually about that very topic - how to capture the essence of your subject. It's something I've been thinking about for a while and figured out an answer which I wanted to share on my channel. Thank you for watching

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i haven't officially read that anywhere but it makes sense as I've noticed white that have been worked into is more pliable. Thank you for sharing this. I will try giving it a vigorous stir out the tube.

@@sarahhallidayart That is a precious tip that I got from an art teacher and If It works for you Im happy by sharing It with you! :)

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possibly, check the brand of paints you regularly use and look for yellows and reds that are transparent in colour. It should say on the tube. I use Jacksons Art website and it always says on the info next to the paint colour. Hope this helps.

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thank you so much Susan. I really appreciate your generosity. 😀

Ian Marshall Photography in Glasgow 👍

@@sarahhallidayart Thank you so much!☺️

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I would also recommend Alla Prima Everything I know About Painting by Richard Scmid

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thank you so much. they are eclipse comber brushes in various sizes. Hope this helps.

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just to check i am understanding correctly, you would like a video on shadows (Procreate)?

No it's really my midlands English accent, not London or Birmingham but something in the middle! 😀

@@sarahhallidayart Nice and sound. And I beg your pardon due to my lack of politness cause I forgot to praise your beautifully crafted painting. Also, your tutorial was valid for me. I started a painting minding The brush stroke edges... And maybe I Will rebuilt my brushes. To sumup, Thank you! Cheers from Brasil!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

yes, I can't remember if I have a brown in this colour palette but you may want to add one, such as burnt umber. You could also try adding transparent red oxide and transparent yellow oxide. If you watch any of my later videos you'll see how I use these in my animal paintings.

awww! thank you so much!

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A lot of my videos talk about colour theory because I've also found it really hard, so I've been trying to find away through the difficulty of understanding it. Hopefully some of my thoughts on it and what I have discovered may also make sense to you.

thank you so much!!! so kind of you and always really appreciated. 😁