Quick Tip 420 - Mountain Sunset Colors

Another specific question about what colors go where. Artist/art teacher Dianne Mize explains what you are looking for in a sunset scene.

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[winifredjanevowler]

Brilliant help Diane. Fascinating how intuitive with colour you are. Thank you so much!

[sharon]

Thank you, Dianne! Your color lessons are my favorite!

[nalissa]

Another clear, concise explanation as always. Thanks again. I'm pretty sure no one under 30 knows what "sounding like a broken record means." I was a bit mortified when I was watching a Q&A when someone asked, "How do I know when I'm ready for prime time?" The 19 year co-host said, "I don't know what that means.." Hahahahaha...

[pennypop]

Thanks Dianne for your videos. You are a wealth of knowledge.

[evealton]

Thank you for another great tip. Living in Az we have exquisite mountain sunsets.

[fsll]

Thank you for this quick tip, a very useful one!

[claudeduda]

Merci merci beaucoup pour ces nouvelles explications, comme à chaque fois, très claires.

[cher]

Thanks Dianne, I needed this right now.

[debbiekey]

Great lesson.... in teaching observation techniques! So helpful! Many

[debbiek]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge - always good tips! On a side question (more curiosity), I noticed your value scale was numbered in the opposite direction as the Gray Scale & Value Finder. I understand that value plays a huge roll in paintings, and it probably doesn't matter which end of the scale is numbered 0 or 10 since it's all about relationships ... but I am still curious in case there was something I didn't understand about reading values.

[BrandiWineRn]

When using compliments is their any rule that u should only mix a warm bias color with its compliment which is also warm or can one be warm and the other be cool. I know they need to be same bias if u want more brightness clarity but struggling with shadow colors. Thank you

[annrose]

She could mean the bright colors in all of the sky behind the mountain
at sunset! I would like to know that.

[nadiasvens]

does anyone know the old game "pingus"? Your intro just sounds like the game backround music