Basic Flesh Tones & Planes of Face - Starting an Alla Prima Portrait
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- In today's video we introduce another portrait painting. This time, the approach will begin with a tutorial on flesh tone mixing. We will then progress onto the basic planes of the face (cheek bone, forehead, ...). The entire process (every brushstroke) of this portrait painting has been filmed and you will receive uploads of it regularly. It is all in real time and I guide you along the entire process as I am painting.
As for the large painting we started earlier, you will receive new videos on it soon. I just want some variety to my content, rather than spending 4 weeks worth of uploads on one large painting.
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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 oil paint days 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)
Anytime you can make the portrait process as easy as possible for us beginners is infinitely appreciated Yupari...this video in particular got through to me...I always look forward to your tutorials every day
Thank you! Thank You!
Thanks for mentioning the fear that the awkward/goofy stage of the beginning of any painting produces. At every new portrait I feel completely lost and out of control, and I paint from life 4 times a week. That apprehension just never goes away. And then I keep going and end up with something alf decent.
A tip : watch movies on Flixzone. Been using it for watching a lot of movies during the lockdown.
@Michael Terrence Definitely, have been watching on Flixzone} for since december myself :)
@Michael Terrence definitely, been using flixzone} for months myself :)
@Michael Terrence yup, I have been using flixzone} for months myself :)
I enjoyed your commentary about the awkward stage and how uncomfortable an artist can feels at points in the process. Good video.
Yes, to the Acrylic thing. I mostly use them but im learning oils- and learning to experiment and " have fun"! Thank you!
Great video as always, Yupari. Your explanations are very clear and I enjoy hearing your thoughts on the topic of art and composition. I'm not a trained artist, but I do try to teach others about portrait drawing on my own channel from the perspective of a non-artistically trained person. So I love watching you because I feel like I get a little art education from your videos, which end up helping me convey those principles to my own followers. So thank you for being an inspiration and motivation for others like me. - Jeff
This is a really great painting demo because the explanation of what materials are being used and why you make each decision in painting is so easy to take in. Thank you very much!!
I think your perception of proportion is improving. Ala prema with no measurement. Very bold. Kudos.
You have a nice pleasant way of delivering the point .... calmly and relax
Very much informative 💚 you are a great artist 😍 respect & love from India. 🇮🇳
This is an Easter blessing. I like it
Hi love the channel, can I use your technique's with acrylics, ?
Good Oh Yup...don’t have to keep your vids short on my account. I sometimes watch your older paintings which were longer just because it’s more real for me in that most of us take hours when we can hit the easel. Power on my friend.
Thank yo so much. This is what I needed . Tks.
Love this 💕
...So that when the time comes to make changes, the changes will be simple and easy to manage...
Good advice
YES!!! AWESOME! Thank you for watching and listening!
Brilliant video, love how you communicate what you’re doing 👍
I love your videos. Thank you for sharing your work
Superb
This is sweet it really is a great way to start
Thank you! This was an excellent video. You are a master in my eyes🙏
Thank you,so much!
Love your videos!! Thank you so much!!
Yupari you are such a good clear talking, informative teacher. I so enjoy your sessions. I feel like I need to pay you for these classes please let me know what to do. Again I really like your classes. Mary haley
Titanium white is a cold white, for me the biggest difference is this one, I find that titanium kills too much warmth of the skin. I tried to use zinc white but the best result for the midtones is to use titanium buff it's a warmer version of titanium white and also has less opacity. Give it a try.
Is it possible you can do a video on the breakdown of painting/drawing the geometrical shapes/planes of the face for us who have a difficulty recognizing them?
That’d be an amazing video🙏🙏🙏
Sounds Great! Thank Your for the input. I will make a note of this topic. I will actually begin the next portrait soon so I'll keep this in mind. Thank You!
I love oil paint , I couldnt imagine trying to do a portrait in acrylic .
Welp
I've tried some of the top brands & I found Grumbacher to be very good.I also like their yellow ocher.
Hi, thanks for the demo. Do you ever use any drying medium? I don't see you using turps either.
Please do acrylic even if you haven't learnt. .you are good you can learn on the job
I must have missed it, but what use does the flake white have..in portraiture..?
Thanks for sharing , please where I find your works (other than portraits)?
hola me gustaria que se pudiera traducir a español