Join Skip Whitcomb as he explores color in the work of George Bellows, one of America's most celebrated painters.
In this in-depth lecture, Skip explores Bellows' use of color theory, specifically his application of limited palettes, harmonic chords, and how these principles can elevate your own work.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction to George Bellows and his skilled use color theory
2:08 - Overview of Bellows' Monhegan Island series and the purpose of using a set palette
3:07 - Analysis of "Tidal Fern Woods" and its 345 triad palette
5:59 - Exploring the range of grays in Bellows' work and understanding palette manipulation
8:34 - Breakdown of "Hill and Valley" and its unique color combinations
10:27 - The "Flaming Wave" painting: Understanding the power of red, violet, yellow-orange, and blue
12:58 - The concept of double complements in Bellows' work and how to apply it
16:49 - Encouraging artists to explore and apply historic color techniques in their own work
18:54 - Conclusion and invitation to join Skip Whitcomb’s mentoring course on color harmony
SKIP WHITCOMB - THE POWER OF ORCHESTRATED COLOR
https://tucsonartacademyonline.com/skip-whitcomb-color-painting-online-art-workshop
Whether you're an aspiring artist or a seasoned professional, this video offers valuable insights into the art of creating color harmony in your paintings.