STARTING without LINES? - How to Start a Portrait with Freedom
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- In today's video we will begin another portrait painting! I decided to continue to use the alla prima approach for it's freedom and spontaneity. The entire painting has been filmed and more of the post-it notes with your questions/suggestions will be featured!
I hope you have a wonderful day and I will be back very soon!
If you would like to see more of my artwork, please follow/check out my Instagram page at: / yuparifineart
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The materials used in this video are listed below,
Oil Paints:
Winsor & Newton- Titanium White
Williamsburg- Flake White
Winsor & Newton- Burnt Umber
Winsor & Newton- Permanent Alizarin Crimson
Winsor & Newton- Cadmium Red Medium
Gamblin- Yellow Ochre
Grumbacher - Cadmium Yellow Deep
Gamblin- Cadmium Green
Winsor & Newton-Sap Green
Winsor & Newton- Ultramarine Blue
Winsor & Newton- Ivory Black
Odorless mineral spirits - Mona Lisa Brand
Medium: Neo Megilp Medium - Gamblin Brand
Canvas: 11x14" Cotton Canvas toned with neutral grey acrylic paint prior to filming.
Brushes Used:
Princeton Summit 2 Round 6100R
Master's Touch Bristles (variety of sizes)
Master's Touch Fan brush
Master's Touch size 1 round (tiny brush)
God bless you. Such a genuine and generous artist. Speechless. I have been a fan of your work for the last 2 years. You and ceasar santos, God bless you.
I have been watching your videos for some weeks now. I have picked up quite a few hints and tips on portrait painting, but the thing I’ve found most valuable is the use of colour temperature in the skin tones. It’s made a fantastic difference to my work. So thank you 👍😊
Your video are amazing, brush stroke by brush stroke , I see the development of the portrait. Now I don't get so freaked out at my ugly stage, I now see it as the building foundation of what eventually becomes my masterpiece. I emailed you my progress. I hope you got it. Thank you Yupari for your time and efforts!
I love how you show us All your brush strokes telling us what and why you’re making those decisions! It’s so very helpful especially for us older want to be portrait artists, so thank you!!! You’re doing a great job and I among many appreciate how you teach. Let the bullies have their say, they are just insecure and jealous, it’s sad! You’re right to ignore them, you are sooo good!! Those thousand dollar sales are coming!!! Blessings 🎨
You're extremely talented and these videos are also super useful for us budding artists. Thanks for all the great videos so far! I love the long format.
Another fantastic video, Yupari. I love this approach to art. Way less stress and pressure when using shapes and mass vs strictly lines. It's definitely helped me obtain a likeness much easier. - Jeff
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This is really the kind of demonstration and explanation I was looking for. The video is amazingly made. You are such a wonderful person! Thank you!
I love your technique and explanations. Yes, the longer versions are helpful to me...I need to see how you really work through the process. Thank you for sharing your talent.
I love your tutorials. Thank you for your time. These help me develop my own portraits and style.
yes idol even its long video it is worth watching we learn more its so clear to us all ur teacing.godbless ur a great artist
Nice to catch up Mr Y. Can’t believe it’s Wednesday already. Gulp!
Like the Grey ground colour. I agree, good to bounce between different techniques and styles.
Started a new project today. Miniature bust of Vice Admiral Horatio Lord Nelson today.
I was exploring Turner palettes but sticking with Classical. More dynamic I think 🤔.
Have a good week 👋
Hugh.
A very brave and novel approach but one that I will have to try myself. So clever!
Interesting! I will try this approach!
Amazing as usual!
Great job😉😊🎨🎨
Hi Yupari thanks for answering my question about using alizerin crimson / cadmium red . I was told that the cheeks nose and lips are more red than the rest of the face .
I always fine Lineart hard to Do but once I tried digital painting without lines it was best thing ever to discover ascan comic artist 😊
Your glass palette looks very handy to mix colors and shovel off them when switch to mix another ones.
What size is yours ?
Thank you for another fantastic tutorial! I really like using this method but I do it backwards. Lol. I started doing the features first because I originally did it this way but couldn't get the eyes or nose right and I spent all that time getting it to look good up to that point and I got so frustrated.
This is a great video thank you so much. I wonder about your brush management which we don't see a lot of. Are you wiping and reusing the same brush a lot "off screen", replacing the brushes or working with several brushes per portrait. Thanks again.
Sin palabras eres un maestro e Spero que hagas tutoriales de mesclas de color piel y traducido en espanol saludos desde italia
nice technique YUPARI ? THANKS
Thank you for sharing this technique. It´s great!
For me, as a beginner, it's a big challenge to start painting a portrait without drawing.
Of course, I would also like to master this technique too, but what do you think? Can I start to develop it right now or should I practise drawing the structure first?
Antonio Pontes I think you definitely can start practicing this technique right now. Like you, I used to always draw outlines first, but like Yupari said, this way (using shapes and mass) is way more fun and rewarding. If it helps, check out the video I just uploaded on my own channel. I'm a charcoal portrait artist, and I share some advice on this very same technique. Yupari is the master at it and you definitely should listen to what he says. I've learned a lot from him in my own drawings. - Jeff
@@WatchJeffArt Thank you Jeff for your nice answer and useful suggestions
Shouldn't we go from dark to light colors? The complexion does not cover the shadows?
Wow this was a wonderful video. It's fascinating and informative watching you form the face with color. Thanks for being so generous with your art. Can viewers contribute $$ to you to help with your expenses?
Awkward stage is beautiful
Why use two types of white? and What is the difference between them?
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How much time it takes to complete a project?
Depends how much training you have, how long you've been working at it. A pro might complete a portrait in 2 or 3 hours whereas a beginner might need 10 hours for the same thing
@@borealiswan2363I heard Oli paints takes time to dry? Btw thanks for response
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