How to Mix ANY Color - No Talent Method - oil painting instruction

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Mark is the best Knows his stuff I did his 6 day workshop a couple years ago and it was awesome Highly recommend! Also, his Geneva paint line is the GOAT
Comment from : Amy Larsen

Thank you so much for making colors match so easy! Because of your help I turn to you when I have a question You are fantastic! God Bless
Comment from : Cindy Phillips

I was always taught to use a pallet knife, but I see these wonderful artists using just the brushcan you explain why that was taught?
Comment from : Nancy Burton

I dont understand one thing in all the videos of Mark Why must be start someone with black to reach-out a green for example why no start with blue and yellow and to find out the green he wants? Any help for answer? thanks
Comment from : geostk

I’m learning how to paint with acrylic paint, later I’m going to do oil paint, I’m really interested in paint a white husky barbarian dog is a gift that I want to give to my son, his so beautiful that I want to paint it so good
Comment from : lazara luna

Thank you maestro I appreciate this
Comment from : Tabaldak

I've been listening to Mark for years He really knows it all! He's helped me a few times too!
Comment from : Joseph Leto

Suggestion Only: brI think that most of us are beginning artists and need to make references to the very basics For this reason, I think it would be very advantageous to put your Color Chart and Text Paint Notations in the lower left corner of your video, during your color presentation here, for students to reference brThank you for your great mixing examples here
Comment from : General3

I’ve painted digitally for years and years and colour mixing is what always scared me away from traditional painting…going to try soon with this as a guide Thank you!
Comment from : advocatingAvian

Checked your comments, hopefully I am not repeating I use acrylics now but was “raised” on oils I know the paint bodies are very different, but the use of color should be the same Any advice with your technique with acrylic paints?
Comment from : Matthew Peinado

I always enjoyed your other video, so seeing new examples is greatbrAlso, since I bought this exact paints from your store, it will make it very easy to follow once I try it myself!
Comment from : Dr Plasma

❤❤❤
Comment from : Shakya Rabindra

Very interesting 😁👍🎨🖌
Comment from : Ralph Ferrara

No talent method?? In my opinion this requires a lot of talent and most of all patience
Comment from : Ali Mustafa

Yeah I have heard people talk about warm it up or cool it down I much rather keep it simple and just talk about color Intensity or chroma is also interesting if you are composing something Great video I definitely have learned more on this one about how to reach a color goal than any of the others I have been watching I really appreciate you taking the time to do and share this content
Comment from : Richard Wyant

So simple and well -structured guidelines, train the mindset, not just a technique Love it! Thank you so much
Comment from : Trần Quỳnh Mai

thanks for sharing such technique
Comment from : LAST RANGER

I like this workflow approach I'll definitely try it next time Thank you
Comment from : Michael Barton

Bla bla bla
Comment from : Oubri Oubri

Thank you Great tutorial and very clear I'd like to take the course
Comment from : Z Yosef

Helpful But why not mix your paint with a palette knife? Also I use an IPad as a reference, not a photo I've discovered you can use a screen saver to put the color right on the screen
Comment from : Katharine Maloney

Awesome advice! A whole new perspective for me to mixing color Thanks so much😊
Comment from : Flora Rhea

I've watched a few of your videos and I now find myself watching more of your videos and watching each several times Thank you for this content
Comment from : leigh gagnon

Oh wow! Thank you!
Comment from : Bonnie Loveless

Muito obrigado, mestre 👏🇧🇷
Comment from : Leonardo Holanda

There are apps that mix colour, you can practice Saves paint
Comment from : John

Very wellbr said sir! It has answered some questions I have had for a long time! Seriously considering your course Thank you!
Comment from : MAD Kinslayer

Thanks You sir This is great information
Comment from : odinmp5

Inspiring!!
Comment from : Beverley Peacock

This was very helpful! Great tips and tricks, Mark Thanks
Comment from : NoahinAmerica -

Muchas gracias profesor por enseñarnos tus conocimientos, lo disfruto mucho, saludos
Comment from : hector mora

I would like to see you mix a crazy steering wheel color that’s on my Toyota Sienna that’s coming off so that I can repair it
Comment from : Kimi Jong Highball

👋👍🙂
Comment from : jeannine grenier

This is a great reference for color mixing… I’ve learned so much about color thru my years of tattooing and making oil paintings and this right here is one of the best explanations I’ve ever seen!
Comment from : Serpentis

Hi Mark, you are the best Thanks for sharing, thank you so much
Comment from : Kiwi

Maybe consider a more colorfully beautiful image for the thumbnail
Comment from : Deep Mindfulness

Could I use this technique to paint something with a very bright and bold palette like Van Gogh ?
Comment from : FREDtalk

Most of these colors I recommend to my new students However, I've never used Pyrrol red or Bismouth yellow; I should check them out sometime
Comment from : Sam Easton

Newbie older aspiring artist here……I’m was totally mesmerised by your video I love how you repeat yourself, as a lot of online tutorials blabber on and I miss loads…you’re mesmerising……brI’m going to try this tomorrow! I will put a glass chopping board or clear plastic wrap ( no laminate) over a picture or travel brochure and see what I can do……so excited! Oh and I’ve no oils yet as I’m new to art so will try in acrylics……brThank you
Comment from : Louise

This is incredible
Comment from : MrBeanHearthstone

Nice and practical He teaches common sense in colour blending
Comment from : Donald Campbell

Thanks
Comment from : je , the lone wanderer

Once you figure out your color How do you make more of it? Do you have to start the process over?
Comment from : Patriot Doc

I teach all my students this method and make sure I always give you credit This is such a great demonstration and I appreciate finding you It has really enhanced my art journey and I can’t thank you enough!
Comment from : Art Love Life

New follower here - I think this is the absolute, best instruction on mixing color, I've ever watched My college instructor wasn't even close I learned so much! Thank you!!
Comment from : Cinderella

Hi, l’m Korean Any Korean language video for your mixing color?brOr any way to translate that? I really want to understand your Mixing Colors video
Comment from : Hyun Sook Son

روعة
Comment from : Delo Delo

You are a very good teacher Thank you
Comment from : vvbnu002

Why did you move away from Alizarin Crimson? I've been following thia method since you pht the first version of this video out some years ago and I usually use Alizarin Crimson which I haven't had any issues matching any color with it but it looks much different than Pyrole Rubine As for BismuthYellow I may have to give that a try because Cadmium Yellow is very overpowering when lightening a color with yellow
Comment from : Piston_Pounder

French people is so sad because unfortunately you don't sell here your geneva oil painting !!brBut I do love your videos and I'm going to practice the mix of coloursbrThank you for everything !!!
Comment from : Pector Isabelle

you are an accomplished artist
Comment from : TAURUS BULL

I like your videos before even watching it Because I know it will be relaxing,beautiful and make sense One of the best YouTube channels ever ❤
Comment from : swan swann

How can I mix ultraviolet?
Comment from : Reginald Forthright

Hello, I haven’t had any lessons and have desire to paint for years brI’ve moved here year ago Lipan, Tx brI’d love to learn by you Thank you Christy
Comment from : Foster, Christy

So nice
Comment from : Josh Art TV

Hi I m glad you change your red ! What about phthalo blue Pb 15 : 3 ? Thanks for your answer ❤
Comment from : carinne duquenne

Dear Mark, most of us paint seeing screens viz, mobile, iPad or Mac In such situations how to mach colour? We can not apply colour on screen to check neither colour checker trick works, bcoz screen has lots of glare
Comment from : PradyArts

You are the best so far the formal art teaching is concerned! One question! The process you suggest, lots of colours are wasted What you think?
Comment from : PradyArts

I've watched a lot of Mark's videos and this has to be one of the very best!
Comment from : Carol Clay

The best explanation on color mixing! Thank you!
Comment from : Lets Human

I WANT TO THANK U 10000000000 TIMES!! IT ACTUALLY WORKED!! IT WILL WORK FOR ALL!!
Comment from : Ainura Yespanova

To say I’m a novice at painting is not an overstatement This explanation is the BEST brI’m impressed with laminating over a gloss photo to aid in achieving precise matchingbrI’m assuming this would work with watercolors as well?
Comment from : Renee Murrell

As using a limited palette as shown you never will worry about almost any (natural) colour as long you have the five colours Thanks for showing what should be the basic for any aspiring artist
Comment from : Roy Carvana

Truly helpful in a prism of enlightened ways Thank you!
Comment from : MAlta Egenuino

Why doesn’t he use a palette knife to mix ?
Comment from : Ssart

Let’s see you paint
Comment from : Guy Nouri

The problem I see here is simply that it is NOT possible to mix any color with just a few ordinary colors similar to first-graders "8-Pack" crayolas Countless colors are purer and more special and require specific pigments to achieve So, in a nutshell, I do not buy into the premise here
Comment from : KpxUrz5745

very useful lessonbrilliant demo and lucid explanationMust wATCH FOR ALL BEGINNERS
Comment from : eternalthoughts 8055

your method changed my life stumbled onto your videos years ago this simplified method puts you in control of your colors as well as the reason why they work or don’t work also keeps one from hiding behind not having “the right paint” to do realism it forces you to think your way thru the process which eventually sharpens one’s eye
Comment from : stoneburner

Great video, enjoyed the demonstrationbrQuestion: Why do you use your brush to mix colors instead of a palette knife? Is there an advantage to it, or is it personal preference?
Comment from : Hunt&Sail

For the lofe of me I just cannot understand why any artist would want to paint from a photograph It just seems so hokey and ridiculously childish and generic It's embarrassing really but apparently most artists enjoy the accolades from a public that obviously doesn't understand creativity or care to Painting from a photograph may indeed be an art form but undoubtedly it is the lowest form of artistic creativity in existence
Comment from : Hyberean Glastonbury

Would this work with other types of paint?
Comment from : Rose Arthur

I miss the unedited, uncut, raw and scruffy paint mixing brThis will suffice
Comment from : SHANE LINK

Thank you, You explained that beautifully
Comment from : V Mcl

I am so much better than you, I am also a astronaut from the galaxy of the guardians and its passed my bed time and the white coats are looking for me for that joke You are so darn good and you keep me motivated so thank you
Comment from : x0311ofone

Great video! Thank you🤗
Comment from : femalephobia

The best🔥🔥
Comment from : Gil

I never could mix the paint to create yellowdont know if it can be done
Comment from : opinion

The camera colour is different to the human eye surely…?
Comment from : Fernand Durler

👏
Comment from : Photographe Demode

Wow, best explanation I’ve ever watched on YouTube!!
Comment from : Tispa

Thank you for an informative video! Does the same principle apply for acrylics?
Comment from : K N

Hello! Love the vid but can you show how to make TURQUOISE please? THANK YOU 😊
Comment from : a Chanel

Dear Lord, I finally understand why I know so little about mixing colors and why I`ve always avoided doing itbrThank you so much for your excellent explanationbrAt school, we`ve had so many years of art lessons, but we`ve learned almost nothing about mixing colorsbrI would have gladly exchanged at least half of those lessons for lessons about color mixingbrHow they could ignore the most important basics is beyond mebrThey were teaching us a foreign language without introducing us to its ABC
Comment from : Jozica Bratec

How did you laminate the photo you compare your paint samples on?
Comment from : Low & Slow

Less intense means less bright? Or what please?
Comment from : m S

This is some what different process TY
Comment from : Constance

Me gusta tu forma de explicar❤
Comment from : Mag P

Por favor habilitar subtitulos en español Gracias ❤
Comment from : Mag P

I like to watch your videos I learn so much Thank you from Greece 🌻
Comment from : αφιδνεα

This was the most helpful color mixing video ever Thank you 😊
Comment from : Tina Cloud

Mark, you look great clean shaven; and at least 15 years younger! Not that there’s anything wrong with the beard Great hat too I want one
Comment from : Carl Connor

I was wondering you have any advice I'm trying to oil paint a woman and give her a moon like blow I tried several times I'm running out of ideas any tips or specific colors I should use please let me know
Comment from : Fernando Hernandez