Short answer: yes. Long answer: yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees

This helped me a lot. I didn’t realize why some of my paintings seemed like I understood what you’re talking about. In honesty I had no idea what I was doing. This video also reminded me that when painting I should consider not only the lights of my subject, but the environment lighting as well. Thanks for the clarification Tyler

Love your videos, really inspiring, thorough and helpful. Thanks a lot!

Awesome! Thanks for the breakdown in simple terms👍

Thank you Tyler, awesome content as always!:)

Thank you so much for all the effort you always put into your videos, I so so appreciate it. You are still one of my idols and your videos always inspire me to do new stuff. Hope you have a nice day, Tyler.

Great tutorial !!! Thank you Tyler :)

This is very helpful! Thanks for making this :)

Amazing, such a helpful video, thank you alot

Amazing content! Thanks a lot

Pause at 10:25. This is exactly what I struggle with. I seem to only be able to paint in solid colors.

Awesome! Very helpful video!

really great video! glad i found you

Thank you! Amazing Video!

That whale painting is darling and thanks for the video!

Incredible thank you so much!

Freaking Awesome, I love this!!!!!!!!!

Dear God! Now I can't unsee it! I am truly enlightened! You've earned yourself a like and a sub, buddy 🤝

Very helpful thank you!

This video helped. Thanks

I liked the video very much. I just missed information on how the shadow would behave on the floor. It would be particularly valuable to show the perspective of the shadow.

Thanks!

very good, thanks a lot!

Thank you for this helpful video. Do you have a general rule on the saturation shifts between local color, light areas, and shadow areas?

Excellent! :)

Yes.. yes they do.. really love how your and adams videos are always just what i need !!

You are the best

Nice video !👍 But an interesting thing is color emitted from a light source depends on its temperature. In reality Blue💙 is emitted from hotter source than red which is colder source.💛(Blackbody radiation) Our perception of color is quite opposite may be due to blue color of the sky and association of cold with water.🤯

Thanks

Nice to see you uploading again. I learn a lot from your style of teaching. Do you have any plans of establishing a Patreon account?

knowledge!

So, does the core shadow also lean toward the color of the environment or was that just about choosing the color for the bounced light?

I love your stuff! Gotta ask -- your brush shape is wild -- what are the advantages of the "X"?

I feel like this is moreso a preference than actually understanding how shadows/lights work. That ambience and environmental light, however important, doesn't seem as necessary to understand as the actual shadows and light in question on the object. Also, wasn't it going to be a much simpler example to let people know that "local color" is essentially light in of itself? given that all colors make up white, henceforth that skin-ish tone local color is just light on the object but without implementing the appropriate shadows? Besides these few points, I did enjoy the video based on how you said you can just add subtle hints of hues from the enviornment on the object.

Alright, I NEED you to tell us why do you say colour temperature is unmeasurable. There are devices that do just that, they're used among other things to calibrate computer displays. When you're using digital tools, colour temperature and luminosity can be calculated from the numbers you already have.

im confused when it comes to local color. my belief is that no one truly sees an object's local color due to how its always affected by light and shadows. how would you dissect an objects local color? or is it just an estimate?

Thank you for this video! 1 question: shouldn't the head of the whale itself project more of a hard cast shadow on the cloud right next to it where it is hit by direct sunlight which would overrule all this ambient occlusion that is displayed? More like the left fin projects onto the whale? Thanks

The color temperature it is too confuse to me

Nice video presentation ; would be slightly more pleasant if the title wasn't kind of perjorative.