Very nice examples on how to use the Viridian color to make greens for landscaoes, thank you!

@IntheStudioArtInstruction

Жыл бұрын

Have fun with it.

Diane , you are not only aged artist you are an excellent teacher, your passion for painting shows in your teaching. You talk slowly and clearly ( unusual today) and I love your southern accent, thank you diane I have learned a lot from you. Khemin 🌹

@IntheStudioArtInstruction

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you!

@NahimaSarmiento

10 ай бұрын

@kheminlowe6195 That old lady thing sounded very offensive.

Love your quick tips Dianne! As someone new to this painting world, I am so appreciative of learning ways of understanding some of the mysteries. It's so fun!

Thank you so much Dianne for sharing your knowledge with us, in so simplifying Mixing colours.😉

@IntheStudioArtInstruction

4 жыл бұрын

My pleasure.

I just love your videos, you teach so well and it's just comforting listening to you

@IntheStudioArtInstruction

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Myrna.

Thank you. Green has always been a challenge for me. I appreciate your video. Thank you very much for posting ❤

@IntheStudioArtInstruction

5 жыл бұрын

Green is a challenge for a lot of artists. I'm delighted this one is helpful.

When it comes to colour Dianne Mize is my go to expert. Mixing greens is full of hot tips for mixing.

@IntheStudioArtInstruction

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, Nicolas!

Thank you that was a very informative video!

@IntheStudioArtInstruction

2 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

As always Diane I learn so much from you

@IntheStudioArtInstruction

2 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad! Thanks for watching.

Brilliant videos and a pleasure to watch, thank you for all of your knowledge and helpful explanations!

@IntheStudioArtInstruction

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks. It's a pleasure to share.

Very nice tip! One thing I'd like to point out: W&N Artists' Viridian; Maimeri and Daler Rowney also produce good viridians.

Thank you. You make it so very easy for us. 👍🏻

@IntheStudioArtInstruction

4 жыл бұрын

My pleasure. Thanks for watching.

I wish I watched you earlier I bought Gamblin paints I guess you favorite Rembrandt. I enlighten watching your videos and lean a log from it . Thanks you very much .

@IntheStudioArtInstruction

6 жыл бұрын

Sima, I favor whatever brand gives me the characteristics that work best for me. The Rembrandt brand of Viridian, Transparent Oxide Red, Cadmium Yellow Deep and Light Yellow Ochre is my favorite brand of those colors. But I favor the Gamblin brand of Titanium White, Ultramarine Blue, Permanent Alizarin, Cadmium Red Light and several others. I always advise students to use the brand that works best for them.

I have not yet begun to watch, I just know this is exactly what I need! I am working on still life, a HUGE slice of pineapple: SKIN OY...I need the greens!!! BLESS YOU!!! Since starting my oil painting exploration, the best part is that I have REMBRANDT VIRIDIAN!! As an encaustic wax artist, the Rembrandt collection of oil paints is my go to for coloring the bees wax/damar resin. Worth every penny! Rubin red? DON'T GET ME STARTED! The Prussian purple? MAKES A GREAT BLACK!

@IntheStudioArtInstruction

2 жыл бұрын

Keep having fun with this!

Thank you Dianne - Wonderful greens and a lilac as the finale - will certainly have a go in those areas. Caz

@IntheStudioArtInstruction

7 жыл бұрын

Have fun!

THANKS i Have always mixed my greens using blue and yellow. dont have a green on my palette but have trouble getting a nice moss green, think I will try the Rembrandt viridian

@IntheStudioArtInstruction

5 ай бұрын

There are several types of moss greens, Search for what the colors do on the color wheel, Maureen.

thank you for your video. I am just starting in oil and was trying to make a decision on using phthalo blue or viridian as my choice to mix my greens on my pallet. you offered absolution in my decision yesterday to stay with viridian in my decision. i think its sometimes ironic how we find reassurance with our decisions. thank you again.

@IntheStudioArtInstruction

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing that, David. I'm convinced that when we're on the right path, the things we need appear at just the right time. Enjoy exploring the options Rembrandt Viridian has for mixing greens.

Green AND Red (Aliz & Verid) make Purple!! Who knew??? Thanks for ALL the tips in your video!

Thanks Ma'am

Many thanks ;-)

@IntheStudioArtInstruction

2 жыл бұрын

My pleasure. Thanks for watching.

Thanks Dianne. Very useful tip. Can I ask how do you keep your paints on the side of the palette from drying out?

@milanniaciao9854

7 жыл бұрын

Watch her other vids...she has a video on this...

Your pallete has oil paints in sequence that's amazing. And I think it's not possible to add back the paint left to tube back. When I keep my paint like this the upper surface of it dry. How do you protect it? Or doest it happen with you too?

@IntheStudioArtInstruction

6 жыл бұрын

I like having all my colors around me while I'm painting. That probably comes from being also a watercolor painter. Anyway, when setting up my palette, my habit has always been to place the colors around the palette's edges according to the color wheel. From there, I pull the colors I need. When a painting requires several days' work, at the end of a work session, I give the wet paint a slight spritz of a poppyseed oil/gamsol mix, then lay plastic wrap over it and seal out air pockets. After a painting is finished, I leave on the palette's edges paint all that is left over, so what you see is an accumulation of year's of leftover paint. To begin a new painting session, I squeeze out fresh paint on top of that which is dry.

@BG-ot7id

5 жыл бұрын

In the Studio Art Ins

@myrnaluswenson4354

5 жыл бұрын

I cover my paints with wax paper and they stay soft. If too mush paint is lifted when I remove the wax paper the next day, I scrape it off and add it back to the palette. Many people cover with Saran Wrap.

@swmient

5 жыл бұрын

@@IntheStudioArtInstruction I cover it with waxed paper. If it's very hot out, I use 2 layers. Works great.

Great video. You always put out a massive amount of paint. Do you find that you waste a lot or do you transfer to some kind of saver device

@IntheStudioArtInstruction

Жыл бұрын

See Quick Tip 172.

I was taught to mix my own black if I want to use for grays. I see with your method and paint choice the colors used will offer more transparency. Am I correct?

@IntheStudioArtInstruction

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, but only to the degree that the tube colors themselves are transparent. The Rembrandt Viridian I'm using in this Quick Tip, unlike most viridians, is totally transparent. And by the way, when mixed with Alizarin, it makes a beautiful cool, transparent black. The same black also can be mixed with Thalo Green and Alizarin.

What about some brand/hue recommendations for those of us using acrylics? I can't use oils anymore.

@IntheStudioArtInstruction

Жыл бұрын

Dwight, I don't use acrylics so it would be pretentious of me to make any recommendations about them, but the color mixing concepts work the same in acrylics as in oils.

@bayouboyarts

Жыл бұрын

@@IntheStudioArtInstruction Thanks. I've been having a problem finding a PG18 Viridian in acrylic. I went to the Rembrandt site and found the pigment number to help me search otherwise. BTW, I thoroughly enjoy your videos. The other day I busted up laughing when you said "Today we're doing grass. No, not that kind of grass."

That’s a misprint it starts not only are you a good artist khemin 🌹

@IntheStudioArtInstruction

3 жыл бұрын

Not to fret.

Why not Phthalo green? Wouldn’t the color mixtures be similar?

@IntheStudioArtInstruction

2 жыл бұрын

Maria, I avoid Phthalo green because its tinting strength is so powerful, plus sometimes it tends to bleed to the top of colors it is mixed into. Instead, I use the Rembrandt brand of Viridian that has the hue very close to that of phthalo green, has the rich, dark value and the transparency.

@james6401

6 ай бұрын

What's the number of the ingredient in this green? Thanks