Make sure you follow me on Twitch where I livestream some of my art and come chat sometime in my next stream! :) www.twitch.tv/peterdraws (You can set it to notify you when I go live)

I was going to make fun of him for the ghost painting , but then he said not to

You're like an abstract Bob Ross. We love you

I loooove mixing paint and new colors! Sometimes I don't even get to the painting I just mix these beautiful colors and mix and swirl the paint around on my palette. I guess that's some kind of art too.

4:50 Woah the part about being lost in the woods and finding cool places hit me really hard

looks like an opaque marble over a blue sky with some sickly looking clouds

i always think of peter of this super genius. I just really appreciate his way of thinking

I really like how pretty this one is! The colors are way more vibrant and contrasting than before. You've developed a lot!

You should probably get magenta paint, works better for mixing colours. Pure red as you're using here makes colours more toned down

The gobs of paint you use satisfy me beyond belief. I'm a huge one for texture in painting and it's beautiful!

The T-Bagging at 2:30 lmao

Your commentary is very interesting, and calming. Thanks for that.

I think blind people would enjoy your paintings, and I know for sure Peter is probably the only artist that would encourage his audience to feel the paintings on display

How is Peter not at like millions of subscribers yet 😍

Peter your painting is beautiful.

This is one of my favorite paintings you've done it looks so cool!

I started a portfolio course for art and design today, and I was hoping to find someone who watches Peter, because then I'll know that they're more open minded about art. Great painting Pete!

that painting looks phenomenal you do an amazing job

I see a huge moon over a pathway through a forest... Yes, I like this.

is this how universe looks like?

I don't know what I see in this painting. But I LOVE IT.

This is beautiful.

Love you're drawings♥️

the cyan magenta yellow camp is for digital art!! im not sure but i dont think you can use those paints the same way you can use those colours on a computer, cause like.. idk but theres sth w the fact that computers have light in them and in the colours and if u mix cyan magenta and yellow it turns white but if u do that irl i think itll just turn brown like the red blue yellow camp does! but still u should try it out cause im not sure and itd be interesting

I went through the whole color conundrum a couple of years ago when I first started learning to paint. Like most people, I thought the grade school rules for color theory still applied (ie:yellow and blue make green etc.). Unfortunately, as you learned in the video, it's a tad more complicated than that. You saw firsthand that you can't get pink using just any red paint. You were using a warm red which will only give you a coral or salmon pink. You needed a cool toned red. Try Basic's Quinacridone Magenta with white instead. Now if want to be able to mix virtually every color in the spectrum, you'll need a warm tone version and cool tone version of all three primaries for a total 6 colors. In Basics brand, you could try out these: Cadmium Red Light Hue, Quinacridone Magenta, Cadmium Yellow Medium Hue, Hansa Yellow Light, Phthlo Blue Green Shade & Ultramarine Blue. BTW, you can get blacks by mixing Burnt Sienna with Ultramarine Blue and MN by browns by mixing red and green together. Happy painting!!

Looks great! Good idea for the palette. I never clean mine. One time I found my dad using it as a cutting board to cut fresh bread. He thought it was just a fancy cutting board 😅

Alizarin crimson is the red you want to make the bright pinks. Mix with white. And, you should get a warm grey and a cool grey and one of the off whites that basics acrylics offers. Then do a painting contrasting colors you choose with the greys in the areas you want things to recede and stand out. Cuz you do contrast really well with your drawings and values of grey. So, you too can do it with color.

I am super impresed by this one, it is realy awsome.

BE the painting!

I'm really loving your acrylic pieces. Keep it up, Peter!!

when you're right, you're right... and you my friend, are right.

Hey you got the 450 k! Congratulations:)

tell me why i laughed so hard at the zooming in on the tea steeping

Those paints are better than expensive paints if you want to use lots at a time. Its better for smushing. I like the final results of your painting

Really inspirational especially for gcse art :) love from London

Hey Peter, the best advice I ever got regarding colours is that if something is too much of a colour you can add the opposite colour on the colour wheel to tone it down. For instance if your green is too much of a lime green and you wanted a duller darker green you can add in a little red and it will tone it down to a less obnoxious green. It'll help you correct colours. I know you're not so much a precision painter and that's okay but I hope this advice helps a little with colours. It's kinda like how you said you can't add white to a colour to make it brighter. You also can't just add black to make it dark or to make a lime green a little less lime. Again, hope this helps a little.

BEST LiveStream EVER...so far!! That lil incident/heart attack was the BEST!! Lol!! You're awesome Peter! :D

love this piece so so much! nice one, pete :)

The best primary colours to mix is cyan, magenta and citrus yellow. The more you mix with colours, the darker it gets. After you mixed the primary colours, you get the secundary colours, they're already darker than the primary. White and black helps to either lighten, darken the colour or turn don the hue

I really love this painting! Because of the blue and green it's kind of relaxing to look at. (Greetings from Germany ^^)

Do some crazy colors!✨

Looks awesome Peter! I'm still learning color mixing too! It's the best. I don't think I ever want to buy all the colors already mixed because to me the fun part is mixing just the "right" color on the pallette. Loved watching this livestream :-)

Greetings from Germany Beter.

For a bright pink, add a tiny bit of blue to the red/white combo

The live stream was so much fun :D

I love watching all of your videos 🌹

Couple of years ago I decided to get rid of old clothes. Luckily I reached into every pants' pockets and was stunned when my fingers felt that crumbly piece of paper in a pair of trousers I hadn't worn for over a year or so. So I grabbed that piece of paper-money and pulled out 50 (!!!) euros... Then I wondered..How can ypu forget about 50 bucks in your pocket? ...and what would have happened to them if I had thrown them away? Also...have I maybe got rid of a lot of money just because I forgot about me putting it somewhere? You, talking about that in the beginning of this video, made me check all my pants and pockets and bags...no money this time :D Oh and by the way, keep doing what you do. It is a joy to watch people do what they really LOVE to do. And if they, or int his case you, can make a living off of it, it's just awesome I think :) Have a nice day, *whispers* goodbye :P

You are the most charming being on KZfaq and in the Milky Way. I almost wish i was you. !

One important thing to note about acrylic paint, is that it always dries darker than when you apply it. You should have been able to make a nice pink with white and red. It depends on the type of red you use too... though. oh yeah, you talked about that too.... Um... also your pink was probably mixing with the other not quite dry paint colours already on the canvas.... so it was probably affecting the colour, too. Cool painting. =)

I like how Peter said "hues" in a way that made it sound like it was a fake word or like he was putting air quotes around it

It came out awesome!!You should try some outside painting

Next time, could you run the colors across the screen? I noticed titanium hwite, but that was it.

since you always use/buy so much paint have you ever thought about doing dirty pours and stuff? they come out with really cool patterns and even though theyre kinda quick i think you might enjoy it! 👍 love the painting btw 💗

Hey, if you buy a dark magenta color, vibrant pinks will be easier to make. I use a bit of white, magenta, and a tiny dab of yellow for most of my pinks.

Hues are pigments mixed together to look almost exactly like the real color. For example: cadmium red hue is a mock for cadmium red

Yay!! Art! ❤️️

Instead of red blue yellow, definitelt try yellow magenta and cyan at least once! You'll get brighter versions of the colors you're trying to use, like the pink you were talking about:)

I suggest you get the *subtractive* primary colors, it's pretty hard not to get awesome colors with those those are cyan magenta and yellow. I love painting with those and just mixing up paints without thinking about what color I want to get until I find a really interesting shade and go "ohh that looks good I'm going to use that" it's a bit intimidating at first to not know the colors your painting will end up with but once you get used to it, it's way more fun than just saying "I'm going to make a purple now"

Amazing. ....

Anyway, love the work still!

Maybe if you want brighter colours, you can use magenta, cyan and those colours instead of the basic blue, yellow, red and such. With them you can mix both duller and brighter colours to work with. You'll get a much wider range.

You're a juge inspiration to me 😊

you need the quinacradone magenta to make a nice bright pink.

i highly reccomend cyan magenta paints in tandem of red blue and yellow. theres a special yellow called "process yellow" that goes with cyan and magenta so pick that up. Also pallete knives while excellent art tools to glob on pain are even better at mixing than painbrushes and its reccomended to use that instead of paintbrushes to mix acrylic paint as overloading them w/ paint will definitely mess up your brushes. the only reason why bob ross mixes painst w/ a brush is bc he uses oil paints and oil doesn't mess up your brushes like acrylic or plastic does.

It all boils down to pigment per binding agent. You seem to be buying paints with less pigment and more binding agent. You'll need to buy the secondary colors- orange, green (although you seem to have that one down), purple, and further turquoise, peach, lavender already pre-mixed.

0:11 Yes, I would also like to "get a feel for the cannabis."

Hi Peter

it looks like earth and space with like space grass stuff

i like to mix my own colors, but it sure is nice and easier when you can just squeeze it out of a tube or bottle.

You should visit the magical world of oil painting

Colour theory... a warm and cool of each red, blue and yellow plus white and black will get you almost all colours that we see. You may need to add a pthalo blue to achieve a bright torquoise.

Adding a little primary color or complimentary color will change the pink hue. I think it needs to be a more purple toned red to be bright pink. Found a good example video to explain: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oq2Chc1pvNTDZas.html

Forgive me if I'm wrong Peter, but I think if you add a really tiny bit of blue to your pink mixture it'll make it more bright pink, but I'm not totally sure

Quinacridone red with get you really bright pink.

Admittedly, my knowledge doesn't extend past watercolor paints, but you might want to look for the Opera Rose pigment/tube. I think you'd appreciate that bright pink.

Cool

Peter if you listen to music while you are painting I would love to know what kind of music it is?

The brightest, most saturated paint you will ever use comes right out of the tube. Once you start mixing the colors they start to loose saturation. I had to use BASIC brand paints for years and this issue the biggest thorn in my side. It seems almost like a exponential drop off of saturation with BASIC paints. I ended up having to get about 15-20 different base colors in order to be happy with the end result.

I like to have a red, blue yellow set and a magenta, cyan, yellow set of primaries

The color tone already on the canvas can effect the color you put down. Put really you should be able to pick a red, a blue, and a yellow that you like and mix and play with those and white(& black ... real artist never use black, but I DO!). Anyway, "bright" may be a hint of yellow added to your red and white to get a pink your looking for. Cool colors, tend to have more blue, or a touch of black. Hot colors, tend to be a touch of red, yellow and/ or white. I find it fun to see how many different colors you can create yourself with those basic colors. If you really like an already mixed color, go for it. I would play with it also to see how you can change that color around. Your art, is your art. There really is no right or wrong, but there are economical and adventurous ways to be successful with a minimum. You may have ink that you could mix with your paints as well. I love the flow of a glob of paint on a canvas, sometimes using your fingers instead of brushes is another whole experience.....but effectively messy!

Into the tea we zoom

It looks like the moon is taking a selfie with the Earth

a tiny bit of blue and a lot of red = somewhat more pink/fuscia

if you wanna do purple what do you do? Blue and red right? So if you need like strong pink you just add blue in there. I guess. (i dont know)

We buy the same paint brand.... i use a whole tube of white per 12 paintings or sooner xD

Amsterdam paints don't work well for me but they look so nice here !! Maybe because I don't use enough?? I have a hard time blending them too. Oh well, I'm relatively new to painting so I didn't wanna spend crazy amounts of $$$ just incase I didn't enjoy the painting process. Nice vid dude. 👌 another amazing art piece

I love all those drawing books you have in that book stand! (This is how you call it? Book stand?)

Coinsedencely I watched the video after making my first acrylic painting

Black would have ruined it ..beautiful work once again Peter

Who else is gonna do this style art later

Do you use the "golden ratio" or complimentary colors and that stuff? Or you just put some paint on the paper... Just wanna know m8

try mixing phtalo blue with prime yellow ;)

Hi Peter! What if the next time you try making pink, you add in just a teensy little bit of blue?

are you secretly How To Basic?

So when I paint I always use 2 of each primary colour, a warm and a cold,,, so go make green you use cold blue and cold yellow, to make purple it's cold red and warm blue and go make orange it's warm yellow and warm red ?? If that makes sense ??? And then to dull colours down use opposite complementary colours rather than black so like red-geeen yellow- purple and blue- orange !! It gives some rly nice earthy browny nice colours ?? U probs know all this already but idk I like colour theory so hope this helps :)

If you put a tiny bit of yellow in the red and white doesnt it get closer to that fluo pink?

I can smell the acrylic paint...

Gotta get dat quinacridone magenta eh

Wich pen do you use for your doodling videos? Are there special ones or do you use a pen with a verry fine tip?

can you do a full video ghost painting? and put a microphone real close