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Unlocking the Secrets of Color: Robert Gamblin and Scott Gellatly Answer Your Questions
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2024/10/31
Savvy Painter Podcast with Antrese Wood
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Why do modern oil paints have more pigments than older ones?
Gamblin’s guide to color imaging and the emotional content of color
Are there paints that artists often misuse (aside from whites)?
How do modern pigments differ from mineral pigments?
Comparing Gamblin’s color palette to Rembrandt’s and the intention behind Alizarin Crimson Permanent
What are lake colors and hues, and which ones does Gamblin feature?
How do student grade paints differ from artist grade paints?
What is the best way to prevent dead spots/sinking in on your paintings?
Gamblin’s plans for skin tone colors and the concern over representation in the art world for artists of color
Mixed colors as shortcuts: Common mistakes to avoid and when to move away from student grade color
The different characteristics of Gamblin’s black oil colors
What are the best paints to use for plein air painting?
Looking at the relationship between pigments when creating a color palette
Scott reveals his ‘secret weapon’ colors
How Robert produced his beautiful series of large iceberg paintings during his Greenland trip
How to have a good white for glazing and whether some Torrit Grey colors are made by Gamblin in actual color
The difference between transparent earth colors and ochres, umbres, and siennas
Three reasons why cadmium and cobalt colors are so expensive and why they’re worth it
Why does Scott use Transparent Earth Red for his underpaintings?
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