Quick Tip 226 - Charting Value and Intensity p1-b

In this continuation of Quick Tip 225, artist/art teacher Dianne Mize goes through the charting process using blue and orange.

[eddavcupp]

Mrs.Mize you're such a delight to listen and learn from! MUCH THANK YOU SO MUCH and RESPECT!

[nancyheard]

Thank you so much! I have watched all your videos in this series and have just finished my blue and orange chart. While I fudged on it a little bit, as I kept running out of my neutrals, it really sunk in what you were trying to get through to us. I am a new painter, and can see what a treasure trove of information you have imparted! Many thanks, Dianne! 🙏

[tanyaweaver]

I can not thank you enough Dianne for sharing your wisdom and knowledge

[kathyreed]

Just wanted to say a great big thank you for sharing your wisdom and knowledge. Really all of them, but the color videos in particular are being ever so helpful to me right now. Just the knowledge I needed at this point!

[laurataggart]

This exercise is fun and helpful. Thanks once again Dianne. I’m enjoying catching up binge watching your QTs on a cold day in the NE.

[alkasarin]

Thanks Dianne Mize you are too great a teacher of art and life. ..you won't believe how I wait for your tutorials each time.

[laurataggart]

You are the best teacher Dianne. Many, many thanks.

[mountainsno]

I cant thank you enough. I would like you to know that i have downloaded your free things and I am working this as you have done here. Next to drawing.... this feels ESSENTIAL You really teach with such generosity. God bless. Maretta Western Australia

[reedgallman]

You are a gifted teacher, Diane! Colors can be so intimidating. I really enjoy your approach which balances the technical and the intuitive. Your intentional and consistent choice of words makes the concepts inviting and do-able! Learning from you has given me such a boost in motivation and confidence. Your videos are invaluable treasure!

[almaleal]

DEAR DIANNE...YOU ARE THE BEST TEACHER I HAVE KNOWN!...THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR SHEARING YOUR KNOWLEDGE ....YOUR TIPS ARE A TREASURE FOR ME...GOD BLESS YOU!
UN SALUDO DESDE MÉXICO! !!!

[Newtooils]

I’ve watched this before but wasn’t totally grasping it. Today, I really got it and plan to do my own study as soon as possible. I know I will benefit from this and I so appreciate your detailed instructions. Thanks so much Diane 😊

[erichuelsman]

I am not good with value and relationship colors, but I get in the field better now with your lessons. You are great teacher as my a best guide ever. Thank you very much for all knowledge.

[aubreyfinch]

Thank so much for all your lessons. I am a slow learner, even after completing a Certificate and Diploma in Fine Art, my anxiety got in the way of following on everything I learned. Your lessons have gift wrapped my fears and told me to slow down, be patient. Perfectionists versus those can work through the yucky phases of the artwork is important go with the flow, throw judgement away. Relax, keep it simple, breathe. I, you can do it. Thank you best wishes. x

[marieroslind]

Thank you Dianne, this is what gets more important by time, the more one is painting! Very important!/🌺🇸🇪

[rosineclement]

Bonsoir Madame
Encore merci pour vos explications claires concernant la valeur et intensité, je comprends mieux
maintenant grâce à vous! bonne fin de semaine

[kimberlyhyltonart]

Thank you so much for these quick tips!
They are helping me take my painting to another level. Please do a video of sunset colors over a mountain landscape. It's hard to tell what color to paint the distant mountains when the sun is setting behind them.

[lunadargent]

I am just a self-taught hobbyist painter and I’m killing myself laughing because in my ignorance I thought when you squeezed out some blue and you squeezed out some orange they were the highest intensity and deepest values of those colours LOL, you can see how much help I need LOL! Thank you so much for your wisdom and your education, I learned so much from this video and the 1a video on the same colour topic. Absolutely fantastic!

[mischabe]

Thank you, Dianne. This is amazing. So, the lightest value can be the highest intensity. Nobody has explained these colour relationships like this before. What colour is the darkest value on the orange side? Burnt Umber? Oh, I just had a thought. Can we say complementary colours control intensity (purity) and white controls values?

[senizmcmullen]

Thanks Dianne, for another excellent teaching!


I have a question which is not related to this video: How should we organize/keep/save all the painted studies which needs to be dried, sorted and stored. I like organized house/studio/work place and I am not sure how to handle this aspect. What are your suggestions?

[debidixon]

I love charting, there is so much information in a completed chart, but it takes patience! For the next set of colors I will be sure to mix enough of the individual values FIRST so that I don't have to stop and make more...