Amazing content!!! I always had fear of that Green and ended up changing The colors to avoid this ! I'll try The muted solution asap ! Thanks for Sharing 🙏😁

Great tips and insights. I usually test my colours on scrap paper first, because not all blue+yellow paints will give a green surprise! The other thing I do is to not let them mix, so that means having dry paper barrier or tape or something. Then wait for for first layer to dry completely before painting next colour. Once both are fully dry, a damp brush can then gently blend across the gap. Mind you, don't take my word for it, I'm just experimenting...

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Lyron is one of my most essential teachers , you can’t go wrong by purchasing his classes ☺️🇺🇸🎉🥳‼️

I like using W&N Naples yellow for skies. It doesn't mix green very well with cobalt blue or ultramarine, it does with cerulean and phthalo blue though.

Brilliant tips! Thanks for teaching us how to look at it as temps and not colours. Truly gr8! We appreciate your time!

@LironYan

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Lisa 😊🙏🏼

Brilliant!! Thank you!!!

A really great picture. I like the pictures. Inspiring people is really great❤❤🎨

Liron, thanks for posting all your tips. I've using them and have been practicing with the portrait lessons using just the silhouette but instead of black, I'm using a color. They have been turning out very well. Thanks again!

Instantly got better!

Thank you

Excellent

Your method works really well for loose expressive paintings. I've use paynes gray with yellow ochre for stormy skies and get no green. When I'm painting a tighter style I'll paint the sky to be a fresh sky with a mix of warm, cool blues, maybe a light addition of a violet or coral at the horizon, or will follow the bead of water with the blues tones all the way to the bottom and fade out with water. Let dry fully. Then start second layer. Here are thousands of ways to get a sky.......It does take practice!

@amaranthineA

2 жыл бұрын

I need to try this method, sounds very efficient. Thanks for sharing it.

@TheLeahsKitchen

2 жыл бұрын

I've also used a tiny amount of yellow ochre and it stops that green effect. Yellow ochre is also a good buffer between green and red to prevent greying

Very helpfull!

If you use ultramarine blue and yellow ochre you don't get green.I also love using Jaune brilliant for the sky.

Naples Yellow from W&N, and Turner, is great for skies, it does not contain any yellow pigment.

Thank you so much for this helpful tutorial But can this also work in tinted colors? I see that the mute won't work Is there a solution?

but what is temperature? How do you practice that? with those only yellows or only blues paintings?

Temperature, NOT color, huh? I'll have to think about that. TFS!!

I wish that my art teacher had told me that...

Does temperature equal value? I'm still trying to understand that. Thanks.

@LironYan

2 жыл бұрын

Nope! Value is a scale that goes from dark to light (the simplest example would be a white to black scale, with all grays in the middle). Temperature is an objective scale containing all colors (aka blue, red, yellow, purple, green, including different iterations of each color) - going from the warmest color possible - to the coolest. Values & temperature are (kind of) mutually exclusive (: I will film a vid on the topic soon, because I understand the source of confusion.

The timing on the phone ring as you start and then having to mute it after talking about muting seems almost planned ^^

What if you really want to capture that saturated blue and yellow of a gorgeously vivid sunset? I’m at a beach in FL and the sky at yesterday’s sunset was almost a pure cyan transiting into a pure yellow then orange.

@LironYan

2 жыл бұрын

I bet you it wasn’t pure cyan & pure orange 😉 They can seem misleadingly pure, but if anything they MAY be bright (a completely different topic for a different video), and also LIGHT (aka contrast with dark values in the context of the painting. You’d be hard pressed to find a truly pure and bright orange or blue. You know where you would find them? In orange worker vests and blue road signs (:

@liqinzhu

2 жыл бұрын

@@LironYan I know you are right. Eyes are misleading all the time. But how do I deliver that sense of pureness and brightness without using pure or bright colors? Hope to see a video on that. Or please let me know if you already have one. Thanks!

@drawforge9640

2 жыл бұрын

@@liqinzhuThough I am not veryexperienced, i think it can be only done by contrasting it with more darker colors

@liqinzhu

2 жыл бұрын

@@drawforge9640 Ok. Thanks.

@bparsons7337

2 жыл бұрын

You can a nice effect with blue->rose->yellow which will also give you a little violet and orange