That was excellent, thank you! So clearly explained and I like how you used Van Gogh works for examples 👏🏻

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This is the best explanation of the color wheel I have ever heard! Fantastic job and breaking this down!

Being only a year into getting serious about art, using these kinds of videos to learn since my medical situation limits me from taking any classes, online or otherwise (financially online courses are not within reach), I have to thank you for putting out such wonderful teaching videos because I'm really learning a ton! Color theory I understand is the dreaded black hole (so to speak) I hear everyone groan about. But I know it's so vital to creating art that's palletable. It makes every bit of sense and I do have a color wheel so I think I will need a lot more of these basic videos to really make it sink in. Maybe I will make some diagrams with a sharpie and break out my oil pastels which have had zero use since buying them. I found them to be far too much like crayons, but I do love a lot of art that has come from them so I haven't given up on them yet. Following along to your video with you while making my own color swatches in the diagrams may really help it sink in. I know when I went to nursing school, if I wrote something down once or twice, it was really engrained in my memory. Your videos are such a huge help and you are a fantastic teacher. I may only be doing this for fun but I am taking it seriously and want to learn everything I can to get confident in my skills as an artist one day (hopefully soon since I was 46 when I started a year ago)! I can't thank you enough. 😃

Thanks. Great idea to use Van Gogh examples throughout. He was a master colorist.

Clear, easy to follow, and lots of visuals. Perfect!

More information than I've ever been taught. Very interesting, well presented. So many videos are rushed. However the time spent to fill in the color wheel and intensity diagrams in real time is very refreshing and allows time for the information to absorb. Thanks again.

Gosh, you straightened out a basic concept for me on intensity vs value. I thought I knew!! Thank you!!

I haven't learned the colour wheel since my school days for my junior cert (16years old ish) I don't know what that is in school terms in your part of the world. So thank you for the refresher. This was excellently explained in great detail. I will re watch and take notes in my art journal. Thank you so much 💚

The first time I understand the color theory. Thank you!

Thank you for this free video. This has helped me so much. I also plan to do a math lesson with my students using the color wheel!

Wonderful video, accessible and informative! I'm enjoying this wonderful course (The Oil Pastel Course)!

This is the best and most clear color theory explanation I have ever seen. And I have seen many of them. I understand it with total clarity now! THANK YOU!!!

I was just thinking of buying some oil pastels actually!! Perfect timing!! Thank-you for this video - I could really see how they blend and mix to form new colours! Now I'm definitely going to be purchasing some oil pastels! Also, the video editing was beautiful 👍

Your tutorials are amazing, videos like these are very specific and detailed. Thank you

I really love the examples with van Gogh ❤️

I'm very familiar with color theory, but I just started using oil pastels. This helped me to understand more how to manage color while using oil pastel :)

Thank You, I've learned today.❤️

Very good basic color theory Thanks friend ❤

Hi Matt, thank you for this video. I have followed a course for watercolour mixing, but what you teach in your video from the 13th minute on is new to me. I like that you showed us what you mean by using paintings by Van Gogh, one of my favourite painters of all time. I also like your calm voice!

thank you this was quite informative ⭐️

This video was extremely helpful. Thank you. :)

This was so helpful thank you ♥️ The saturation on my acrylic paintings are always so high and i didn't know why until now. I usually mix primary colours and add black and white in them to get the colour i want but they always look a bit too dull. Now i get it 😅

i think you like Van Gogh!!!! Thanks a lot! It was very interesting and informative, the Van Gogh examples really helped it through and made it clear.

Very well explained

wow superb very informative video thank you for the wonderful video keep safe full support to your home

Thank's Matt gain alot.👍

Thanks, thanks! This is what I need becouse I never study art. Of course I have to see it many times.

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Wow that portrait of your 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Now I understand why his paintings are so treasured. Picaso

Thank u verry much this is verry helpful for a begginer like me ❤️❤️

Richard Of York Gave Battle In Vain . The only way I’ve ever been able to remember the rainbow colors in order. Yes I’m a history geek 😅

Hi. You have excellent videos. Can you do a video(s) on the following? 1) Casein 2) Notan 3) The difference between good abstract art and bad abstract art

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I hit on an Art Supply Sale. I spent the last of my money on oil crayons and paper..that's what I do with my money now!

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great class! thanks for sharing!!! And the live drawings? When will start again?

I found this video very helpful! I have a question however! In oil pastel, do you advise to modify value and intensity via white grey black? I was expecting it to work like paint and you use the complementary color to reach greys :) I'm still learning the medium but I was curious about it!

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If we have Prussian blue, cobalt blue, salmon or any other color that is not on the color wheel, how do we choose the right colors through color systems to paint the painting?

This video was fantastic, thank you! I’m just beginning to explore color theory, and your explanation was very clear and simple to understand, better than any other video I’ve seen. Is tone the same as intensity/saturation? Is it best to keep your color pallet in the same tone? Also, I was wondering if you know of a way to train your eye to identify the colors (orange, vs red-orange for example). I ask because I very often see a color differently than others. For example, I got my son a pair of stylish sneakers for Christmas. He and my husband saw them as grey, but to me they were clearly an olive green. It happens to me all the time, so I figure it must be my eyes and the way I perceive color. Any suggestions on how I can train my eye? Thank you!

Also, how do you get rid of all those "crumbs" of oil pastel, WITHOUT smearing it all over the artwork? I'm a bit nervous about that part lol.. palette knife maybe?

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Why RBY and not CMY? You can mix red with magenta and yellow and so on.

VIBGYOR❤❤

So monochromatic is now (Mother color)? As in the first painting? What people invent to get a cookie 🍪

The last colors are purple and pink

Please add Indonesian subtitles teacher

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When people get their cars windows done dark it should be called Window Shade not tint. ;)

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Those rainbow colours are called VIBGYOR, this is infant level knowledge. 😑