Get More ⚡ENERGY⚡ In Your Painting

How do we get more ENERGY out of our colors? Make them vibrate! @marcobucci demonstrates the concept in this lesson from his Color Survival Guide over on Proko!

Check out the full free lesson linked below the title of this Short

[ditacynosurecoffee]

Yes! I started using color jitter on my digital brushes to get this effect and it’s made my stuff feel so much more vibrant! Color jitter also helps me pick from eye what colors I can blend together that fit that area of the piece

[frickinfrick]

In procreate you can get brushes to do this automatically. Tap on your brush, go to colour dynamics, and turn the stamp and stroke colour jitter up for hue and saturation

[tuna_the_loser]

Yo, marco bucci!
Always good so see this guy in action

[TheRealGregariousGreg]

"I'm keeping my edges pretty soft with all these different strokes" is truly a phrase

[Soldantae_exe]

This literally changed my LIFE. I've been applying color vibration in my art even before I knew what it was and I'm always happy with the outcome!!

[WeyounSix]

Van Gogh was the absolute master at this. If you look at his pointillism-like brush strokes, each one is often a wildly different color than the next, but at a distance it reads more as one color. Looks very dreamy!

[jasartstudios]

I feel like this is the best tutorial Marco Bucci's done on color theory. Just the simple idea of "wiggle it a bit" is just 🤯🤯🤯

[capuchinosofia]

This is amazing. I even grabbed both pictures and compared them in grayscale. The second one also has better value overall, particularly in these two points:

[luizeras]

Its rlly good for texture and also for a more naturalistic representation of the color, love ur vídeos theyre extremely informative

[jhonnybravo]

When i started painting my first painting i did this. I made some arbitrary designs floating around that represented what i was going through then filled it with a swirl of colors of blue. I did the whole van guh thing i just kept mixing different shades of blue in like a camo spiral. Never let the same color touch and it turned out really cool. I was just trying to learn the color pallet and theory. Its a fun exercise that gives you a nice personal painting for your self...
Im gonna do it again but this time im gonna line up the shades with the color im adding and put them in the correct spot this time so i can actually use it this time for reference

[gquinn]

This is how Theatre Lighting design works! When I program, adding a little variation to the scene via saturation and hue makes it feel more natural and alive

[Yamboist]

Art "science" really helps us people who didnt have the talent growing up. For some people, this comes at them naturally, but for those who do not, stacking art theory can lead us to *decent* results.

[Prosecutor_justice]

Marco is kinda underrated for the level of the knowledge he shares

[chukukaogude]

I try to throw in this method 24/7 in my paintings. Ever since I saw it from marco bucci some years ago.

[piiect]

I remembering watching the full video like last year maybe? And OMG it was actually the most helpful color video I’ve seen in my life

[williamwu]

Great reminder. Would actually answer a lot of my struggles of the day on one of my paintings.

[absolutefoot]

A surprisingly succinct and efficient explanation! Thank you!

[necokat]

Yet another Marco Bucci's color theory videos that's really helpful for me ❤

[MarkSheeres]

Marco Bucci is the best! Solid gold content. I’ve learned so much from him!!

[Noah-lovb]

This is such a helpful way to explain it!! Thank you!