get a dictionary.

nice man bun. Poor definition.

Understanding is so easy, yet we let ourselves misunderstand each other cause we would rather judge at face value than take the time to learn something

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I just wanted to say that you seem like a very pessimistic person

Kemana rambutmu, Indonesia translate please

Yeah you know whose drawings didn’t feel alive? Leonardo. His use of lines really destroyed the effect of life and beauty. Your drawings, on the other hand, timid for fear of your medium, are so alive they seem to wish for death.

Can you also make a video on how to use a black paint properly😅😅... Most of the time when I use black colour it turns out to be too black that it doesn't go with the painting. So please make a video on how to balck color that blends perfectly. A response will be appreciated. Thank u😊

all art has meaning behind it, you complete fucking buffoon. also, not being a pilot can kill people, doing art that's not the mona lisa will at most waste someone's time. go fuck yourself

there are good angles and bad angles but I've seen WAY worse public art. I kinda like it

Kinda got that Ron Perlman beauty and the beast vibe

The man in this painting is beautiful

Do you have lessons?

Mate.... You're EXCELLENT

Also, you give the most left field and most unique and useful pointers i.have ever encountered.

Sanded? I've never seen this! I'm intrigued

In my eyes, art doesn't have to have meaning at all. I see nothing wrong with that statue. Can't people just make weird stuff?

Art doesn't have to have meaning or purpose.

Thank you

Any visual examples of sanding & scraping you promote?

It's ok to use light out lines in any kind of drawing just blend it with the tone of background... The main motif will pop eventually... Also sometimes it's necessary to draw an outline like drawing and architectural structure or solid having a perfect shape

This has to be the most terrible advice i have ever seen. “Dont use lines, just draw the thing bro.” No further instructions.

Difficult to do, we see the world in three dimensions. However paper is a two-dimensional plane. Sure we're going to draw lines, because lines are two-dimensional. Lines can be ,(guidelines, excuse the pun) to imitate a three, dimensional world. We can then erase the guidelines. In general you are correct!

But outline drawing is a valid style too, people do that really well too.

this is how Spongebob drew in that one episode

trying like crazy to teach k-12 kids this. thank you!

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Ça va un peu trop vite. Sinon c'est top merci.

A -grade model.

Am sorry but did not get which shade of red and yellow you begin with please?

You should stop being a fascist you’re making Ms. Rembrandt Ms. Harnenszoon Van Rijn look bad.

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Thank you for your videos and shorts. I’m a first time painter to help with my depression and your videos are sooo helpful and your voice soothing thanks.

Great work 👏👏 I learn a lot from your videos Keep posting 😊😊

With all the respect but, Learn how to paint and then repeat the sentence "his paintings are "okay"".

How were you trained?

He needs to donate sperm, damn.

Excellent video Nic. You explain things for beginners very clearly if they do not know how to mix flesh color. I’m so used to popping into my flesh that I’m finding this a little challenging for me because I want to take out my Crimson or cad red deep. I know the program at the Met a few of us copied Herman Doomer and what was told to us by our teacher was to go to the archives to see what color is he really used. Interestingly, burnt and raw umber were on the list as well as lead yellow. My question is do you use Mars yellow? I find that to be close enough to lead tin yellow. And if you use it, when do you use it? I would assume it’s for jewelry and things like that. I tried getting the orange from using that with Vermillion except that it’s very opaque.

Modern art is joke. It’s been on life support for almost a century.

your palette stresses me out lol. Great video!

Hey Nic, I will be at Odd’s school in a couple of weeks for a couple of months. I’m at an advanced level and usually use 18 colors on my pallet and usually do not use black. I did start limited with 8 colors snd ivory black was the color we used. I’m going back to limited Notice it does simplify the thinking process for me. The colors I was given to bring is titanium white, yellow ochre, mars yellow, vermillion, mars black. Not loving mars black as its warm brown when mixed. I have never used mars yellow in flesh, i gets you can get more orange. What I’m having a problem with is trying to get the Vermillion to be more cool for the insides of the eyes, especially the Plica. even when I mix a little black into it, it becomes a rust color as opposed to using a Liz in. Any recommendations your videos are excellent I follow you on Instagram.😊

😂😂😂That's the dumbest analogy I've ever heard

First of all, Rubens is not a Renaissance artist. Nor was Rembrandt. Second, you speak about Titian and show a russian painting by Ilya Repin. ..third: how do you measure love in a painting?

I love your hair

Say that again with out the hair

man, your hair, it's awesome!

There's a Bruce Cockburn song, "Sahara Gold", pretty sexy song. One line: "Streets are full of life. Carnival faces in Rembrandt light. " I've seen Rembrandt paintings and understand the light. Interesting to have an insightful person share how he created the effect. Thanks

What I’ve observed is that “glowing” paintings have 3 key qualities: 1. Deliberate manipulation of values to create higher contrast near the focal point or origin of glow. 2. Blurred or hazy edges. The edges and lines surrounding the focus need to be broken up in order to create the sense that the light is emanating outwards from that object. 3. Intentional decrease in contrast and clarity in the surrounding areas to help emphasize the sense of glow at the focus.