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Planning for Light and Dark Areas in Portrait Painting

This video features some musings on light and dark areas of a portrait, and how sometimes not planning for major differences in color value can mess up an painting. I've talked about my fondness for high contrast and playing around with really dark scenes, as well as my typical approach that involves very little preparation or planning. But this piece is a prime opportunity to show both concepts in action! 💻For more artwork by Jon Amdall, check out Amdall Gallery at https://jonamdall.com/ or on Instagram at   / amdallgallery   🛍️ Etsy Store for art prints is https://amdallgallery.etsy.com/ Materials Used: 🖼️ Paper: https://amzn.to/3BzYiNy 🖌️ Brush Set: https://amzn.to/4elQgdt 🎨 Gamblin Paints: https://amzn.to/3XnoDZA 🎨 Utrecht Paints: https://amzn.to/3OoTHnx 📷 Tripod: https://amzn.to/4gLI4EU 🦾 Adjustable arm: https://amzn.to/325FJ6c Colors Used: ⬛️ Raw Umber (Gamblin 1980) ⬜️ Titanium White (Utrecht Studio) 🟨 Yellow Ochre (Gamblin 1980) 🟥 Cadmium Red Hue (Utrecht Studio) 🟥 Alizarin Crimson (Utrecht Studio) 🟧 Blush (Gamblin 1980) 🟫 Burnt Umber (Utrecht Studio) 🟫 Burnt Sienna (Utrecht Studio) 🟦 Ultramarine Blue (Utrecht Studio) 🎨 Blick Oil Paints: https://www.tkqlhce.com/click-1007500... This video has no sponsorship or paid endorsement from any products or devices referenced. Amazon and Blick links provided here in the description are affiliate links. #painting #art #portrait