Portrait Painting Tutorial | Back to Basics
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- In this week's portrait painting video we revisit the basics. I will be guiding you, in an even more step-by-step fashion, through the development of this painting. My goal with these videos is to take the viewer along the journey involved in creating a painting.
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The materials used in this video are listed below,
Oil Paints:
Zinc White- Winsor & Newton
Raw Umber- Gamblin
Alizarin Crimson Permanent- Gamblin
Cadmium Red Medium- Gamblin
Cadmium Orange- Gamblin
Yellow Ochre- Gamblin
Cadmium Yellow Medium- Gamblin
Sap Green- Gamblin
Cobalt Teal-Gamblin
Ultramarine Blue-Gamblin
Ivory Black- Gamblin
Panel:
Jack Richenson premium gessoed hardboard. The panel was already pre-toned with the grey color upon purchase.
Mediums:
Mineral Spirits-Mona Lisa
Walnut Oil-M.Graham & Co.
Palette:
Large Sheet of Glass (took off an old picture frame and placed it over a grey board)
Brushes:
Master’s Touch Filber size 2
Princeton Catalyst Polytip Bristle Filbert size 4
Jack Richeson Grey Matters size 4
Plaza Montgomery Round size 1
As a surgeon I compliment Yupari's knowledge of anatomy and recommend any and all portraitists take time to study anatomy and review it as needed..
You are very talented my friend. A pleasure to watch. I love that you explain what you're doing, rather than just doing a time-lapse.
Thank you so much for these videos. You are a very talented artist and a wonderful teacher. Not only do you show us how you paint but you tell us what you are thinking and doing while you do it.
You are so talented! And I am so thankful that you offer your techniques and thoughts and real-time painting for us all to learn by instead of us having to order some kind of course from someone! Thank you thank you thank you you are a wonderful person!
Wonderful!!! great likeness.
You are becoming more and more painterly each demo... I love it...something I'm always trying to achieve also.
Excellent portrait. The eyes seemed tricky during the sketching in stage - most of us would have given up!
However you explained clearly & calmly how you positioned the eyes.
Thank you for your tutorial videos - they are the best.
Please more about foundations of classical drawing (Values, Edges, Proportion, measuring) if this is possible because it's very rare to find that in internet...You are doing a big work.
Thanks so much for your explanations and demonstrations. So helpful. ♡
Excellent tutorial of portrait painting. A great tallent !!!
I paint with acrylics and wonder what could help instead of a mineral spirits base wash initially to keep things as fluid as with oils as you do so that erasing or blending works in a similar way. Thank you for your videos so much!
The best portrait teacher on CZcams
Thank you Yupari!
Great step-by-step job, Yupari! Love Saturdays!! :) Thank you!
Wow superb likeness yupari. Awesome tutorial thank you!
Wonderful, Keep it up, Thank you.
This video is fantastic. I agree with @Med Mahogany. If you could do more videos on technical foundations of painting, that would be great.
thanks for this video
😍😍😍😍🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈
Very well done thank you 😊
You are a wonderfull teacher and painter and its really great fun and very inspirational to follow your process. You make the painting of a portrait look very very sensual, like a joy and a true experience of a face. Its a pleasure. Thank you so much for sharing. And. I am curious why do you use only zink White and not Titan White and why from Winsor & Newton when all the rest of the paints were from Gamblin. And Thank you very much for writing what materials you use. That is also very helpfull to understand the choices you make.
Thank you! I used Zinc white because it is a transparent white which allows me to use more of it without affecting the other pigments too much. To be honest, it really doesn't make a big difference compared to just using only titanium white for a one sitting painting like this one. As for the brands, I manly purchase paints when there is a sale going on at Plaza arts and crafts store. It seems Gamblin is almost always 50% off hehe... Thanks for watching!!
I see in the picture that the color you paint are different I try to get close as possible in colors
greay video as always!
Dave Chapelle!!!
somethink is different
I love your tutorials but I think you got left and right on the screen mixed up and May be you could just skip that and talk about the relations of eyes to eRs and etcetera
Watching your videos are like attending master classes. Your videos are set up in real time and you go explaining what's going on. It's very beneficial to your viewers. I can't thank you enough for sharing your talent. If you have a book of your collections, I want to have a copy. I admire your talent and your style. You're an inspiration. May the Good Lord bless you more.