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A very helpful video, John. Thank you. I am enjoying diving into your videos at the moment. Alas your book / stream package totals almost $400 in Australian money. Well worth it I'm sure but I'll have to sell a few paintings before I can spring for it. In the meantime these examples are gold. Ta!

Masterclass. Superb skill and technique

So you have to mix 16 tubes on your palette before knowing which to use. So much for limitation. Nice paintings though not with just the same 3 primaries.

Thank you

I'm a mexican, and I don't know why, but you kind of remind me to the guy from “a mi me vale vrg ” meme 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂, this one czcams.com/video/paeRLh785TM/video.htmlsi=Z-67Ot_bSsbFASLN

Is dit boek ook in het Nederlands te koop?

Excellent explanation, thank you.

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C 'est une merveilleuse video. Tous ces conseils sont à garder précieusement. Merci de Paris

Thank you sir.

Thankyou for clarifying this for us.

Clear, concise and true. What more could one ask for? I do think that it is absurd when people think a large painting is worth more than a small one. Ever see an original Vermeer? Or The Mona Lisa?

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At last an honest opinion on this subject. Thanks

Thanks for sharing!

Ego sure gets in the way at times!

Salamat po.

Thank you so much for these instructions ❤❤

Man I can’t believe how much you are charging for your book. No cool man, not cool at all.

Thank you, that was amazing 🤩 I really hope you will do more of this kind of stuff. It so incredibly valuable. Make lots to pound it in. Where can I find your book please 🙏

You're God's gift to mankind! Congratulations to your silver medal! It's gold to my eyes!

Thank you for sharing your story! You are such a gifted person : )

You're the best teacher!!! you give the best advice... I wouldn't have thought of mixing all the grays in the pallets first before putting on paper. May abundant blessings come your way!

@22:50 Wow!!! That's genius!!! thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! : )

Very informative and it cleared up a lot for me. Thanks you.

Everything is now clearer to me.

Thank you for your generosity in sharing your experience and recommendation of a 3 color primary palette. A new subscriber and glad I found you on CZcams.

Wishing you all the very best John in your new venture. Your work is beautiful x

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Excited to see this come together and follow the journey!

❤refreshing to hear your voice in the art community!!!

I never had much desire for painting. I used to do lots of pencil drawing and some pen and ink. I didn't do much artwork for years until my daughter showed some interest. I did a few things for her that she wanted, fairies and things. I was very surprised to see many of the things I did for her go with her to college!! Things I did for her and some things I just did as exercises. She took a page of Sheridan style floral patterns I did as practice for leather work. I started getting some interest in paint and managed to mix up some mud with some old watercolors laying around. Since then I have explored mixing and split primary palette. I had made some notes for paints I want to buy based on a Winsor & Newton color chart. I found 6 of them here...Lemon Yellow - Cad Y lite - Ult blue - Cobalt Blue - Alizarin Red - Cad Red. I have my white and black chosen and was going to get three more - Yellow Ocre - Raw and Burnt Umber. Your vid confirmed my choices. Very informative and thanks so much for this - your paintings are amazing!

Thanks so much for sharing, really great content and well presented!

I spent a year trying to figure out which colours and type of paints to use to finally get to where you point to in a single video. I’m using acrylic but wanted some of the working time of oil so I went with the golden open line and have pruned myself down to a handful of primaries with a focus on three main ones. In hindsight my reasons for not choosing oil were not accurate but at this point I’m happy with the open line.

Thank you. Wonderful paintings!

Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Great information!

Please, what kind of white do you use? I started to try Zorn pallete, and in the beggining I tried white from the paper, but was not enought, so I adder white gouashe (wich is not exactly watercolour, it made me feel as cheating...)

Hello John. I bought both your limited palette book and video combo as well as your "Painting Values & Color" video. Which one should I watch first?

You have to learn your colours like musicians learn their scales... and you have to practice, practice and practice.

Thank you for the video! I work mainly with watercolor, and I love limited palettes and changing them around. I used different and sometimes exotic triads, but for more serious illustrations I use the same six colors that give me a variety of textures and colors within a unified gamut.

Thank you so much for this video! It is incredibly surprising how your creative approach to the color system makes it easier to understand the choice of colors and oil manufacturers. And gives oil painting a less expensive form of art! Now I am simply amazed and in love with this approach! As a novice self-taught artist, I was looking for something similar, and finally found it with you!

Thank you, great video! But I wish the camera was stationary when looking at the color charts. I start to get a little motion sick and have to look away. But that's probably just me and maybe a few other people.

Is this monochrome oil?

Is it linen canvas,oil?

Been playing around lately with thalo blue green shade, quin red, cad yellow light, and raw umber. It's a bit hard to control, and I'm not sure I could do it without the raw umber, but wow does this palette create nothing but pure colors and greys. I feel truly limitless with this selection.

Thanks also for casually telling everyone you made a mistake, as you fixed it.

Working the scale by halves, is a helpful idea in understanding the thought process involved, thank you.

Would like a quick demo of the actual mixing of these colours……..😊

Thanks so much John for taking the time to explain colour simply from the beginning….will help take the ridiculous confusion away with colour choices. A fun new level thks