Tonal Composition Studies - Critique Session Part 1

Thank you to all the viewers, readers and subscribers for sending me their tonal composition studies and exercises. This video will provided feedback and some general tips on how to execute a good tonal study from the old masters.

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[drawwithchris]

Thanks! Have you been doing the exercises?

[Lydomina]

Chris, was it you who I remember having a video on the transition from the mostly tonal era of art into the impressionist era? I was pretty sure it was you, but I can't find it :P.

[davidphilipsmusic]

Hey Chris, it says your mailing list isn't active on your website. Doesn't let me enter my email address. Cheers D

[drawwithchris]

No wasn't me. Sounds like a cool video. Send me a link if you can find it.

[jumbledump]

It's easier to focus on value when you're far enough from the example that you don't notice the details. The piece needs to be viewed in whole. Avoid letting details draw your eye.

[luqmanr]

it hit me like a truck what you said in 13:00 thanks a lot lol

[Lydomina]

/watch?v=TO24NGmOWoE - It may have been this one, but I swear I saw another one that was more about color, and talked about the artists in those eras. It bugs me that I can't find it now, I should have bookmarked it :P.

[fullfist]

16:30
well, at least you observe you won shortcomings, eventually

the example of your student had a too bright range, the impact is lost