The (Not) Rules of Color Relationships 2 

i used to believe these kinds of paintings are just some random lazy brush strokes, now i realize how far my capabilities really are from these masterpieces.

goodjob recommending this BEFORE premiere youtube!

Ahhh thank you for putting into words what I had been noticing myself but didnt quite understand why. This was really helpful!

can't wait to see it! I love the art style of Nathan Fowkes!

Thanks !!!! The best color teacher i ever found

Beautiful video, I love how effective you explain things. Thanks for the deep insight!

Waiting eagerly ❤️

Short and sweet. Thanks for the demo.

Very insightful and enriching. Thanks Nathan.

Awesome video learned alot thanks!

I love the beautiful impressionistic feel of the painting that Nathan did in this lesson. I hope I will be able to put into practice those valueable hints in some of my future drawings.

Please it would be great to have more videos where nathan explains the rules of colors or composition. Or maybe how to use acrylics🤩🤩🙏🏻🙏🏻

Proud to discover that I'm on it since .. cannot really say as it's a process of thinking .. and cannot really choose a period where I really realised the "problem" of trying to recreate what you think you see when in fact it os technically, precisely, something else. But I am quite proud of having making this important (primordial) step by myself 😎. If it can help somebody: to recreate colors in these/ThisKindOf condition(s), I've got tio for you: isolate the color of what surrounds it, whatever you want but you jave to isolate it, you can put pieces of paper (of a most neutral possible color and if it isnt totally neutral, keep in mind the new relation) amd don't hesitate to compare it, to take a mome t to think about it and try to recreate it on a random support like any white surface). Isolating the color is primordial, take color illusions that you can find on internet, you can concentrate as much as you want, you'll never be able to see the real color and be totally shure that it is the exact color. But isolate this blue or yellow square of a rubicube, isolate it and you'll no longer see it blue or yellow, you'll see the real color that is grey for both (in this example, some may have the ref 😉, beautiful pictures with a little girl, the two colors that are clearly yellow and the second blue are both the exact same grey but you need to isolate them to see it). So isolate the color since the moment there is a particular relation

simultaneous contrast... makes your grays brighter, makes you're colors temperature varied, makes you even more confused on how color is mixed.

07:00 : Cardi B Thanks Bobby. You and Nathan are great instructors and artists 😁

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Need more! 🌹💗

Been waiting for this demo, unveiling the mysteries of art one at a time. Still hoping to get a composition workout from you when you have time. I had gone over the lesson on balance and for the first time the steel yards that every composition book references made sense. You taught me that its more than just about the juxtaposition of size in relation to the center, its about relative variety and familiarity of the subjects.

Waiting 😍

i love the not ruuules :D

How do you decide on colors in such a huge palette? If color changes based on surrounding color. Should we be testing like you show in the beginning with a box test.

I watched this tutorial and stayed up till 7 in the morning doing nothing but pumping out digital paintings back to back and it only ended when I passed out from exhaustion so it's safe to assume this video is laced with cocaine

So what do you suggest for the oi painter to begin and proceed. Simply being aware doesn't suggest a structured method of beginning then proceeding. Pre mix on palette? Develop an all inclusive grey then add color in a series of values? What should the physical realities of real paint mixing look like before you begin? Thanks.

I may have missed it but how do you choose an underpainting color?

No matter how much i try to learn about color theory and relationship i dont know why i’m still not getting better at coloring my digital pieces

Hey Bobby, where did the stephen silver character design courses go on schoolism? I was just about to go onto lesson 2 :( what happened?

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Ok, but how can I use this knowledge effectively?

"So let's now take this cool blueish color and put it next to an actual cool blue and.. Oh no, it's actually a bright warm saturated magenta variant"

omg this video makes me feel I am color blind

My biggest mistake is not playing around with colors, oof.

Color theory gives me headaches.