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So nice to see you again Dianne, i learned so much from your SNCA classes so many, many years ago. I miss you and thank you for teaching me how to paint. I passed along what i learned from you to a small group of ladies in my community, We meet weekly sometimes to do artwork or just to chat. They all found talent they didn’t know they had, thanks for the inspiration Dianne, I miss you. Carol Adkins

Thank you! You saved my life today ❤

Confused 🤔

Marvelous. Absolutely marvelous. Your teaching and your mastery of color. Your videos are inspiring. Thank you

Thank you!

Hi, Dianne. I learned things about the value-color line I hadn't known before. Thanks! I didn''t understand what you said about Yyoutube's requirement of clicking on the bell. A quick question about using Eco House pure walnut oil (and wiping if off the canvas to avoid the use of a solvent): it leaves a sticky film on my brush and I'm finding it hard to clean it. This doesn't happen with linseed oil. Any advice? Thanks, again. Carol.

Nice explanation that's omg❤❤❤

I like this exercise. Looks fun and interesting but as you lower the intensity of that color it does look like it is getting darker do you think?

not surprising ....you are right on neutral.

As always, great discussion. I find squinting difficult...but iPhone photo.> edit>adjust>filter> mono.... transforms photo to gray tone...and you can see value line w/o the squinting.

With all this information I got now the most useful mix system.I would like to watch a quick tip showing some examples how to darken local colors those are light. I found the quick tip about darkening yellow very helpful.Could you please make another one with another light color? Early I often made the mistake of adding black or van dyck brown to them with bad results. Thank you very much.❤

Thank you so much for making the chat available in video! I could not participate and as always, the content is exceptional! I always come away from your teaching with additional knowledge to help me in my art journey!

I watched this video some time ago, after I had entered a painting in a show and, of course, got no prize or even an "honorable mention." Your advice in this video was gold for me. I did examine my reasons for painting and why my work didn't register with the judges. I decided that I keep painting because I simply love doing it! I kept working, entered another painting in another show a few months ago. Same thing with regard to prizes: nothing. However, my painting sold for a very good price, and I believe the ones that were awarded recognition did not sell....This taught me a great lesson, and it started with this video. I cannot thank you enough, Dianne.

Extraordinary teacher cum guide❤

I appreciate this video so much, lots of useful information, as always! Thank you!

I'm learning the art of color grading and this video is one of the best lessons on guiding the eye I've ever seen. Although painting is a different discipline, the color theory is so helpful 👏

Very helpful. Thank you!

I used this technique today after watching this video last night. I had been struggling with mixing light colors, and this technique really saved me a lot of time. It also gave me puddles of colors I could use to make variations, so the result it doesn't look unrealistically monochromatic.

I love how you use the color wheel as welll as the value scale tool! I had not seen the value scale tool before, I have to find out, it would be so useful. Thanks for this lesson!

I don't paint white things very often because they never looked right but I didn't know how to fix it.This is so helpful and not at all what I thought it would be. I truly enjoy learning from you. Everything is so clear from you and for me that's everything. I so appreciate you.

This is amazing. This is my first time hearing of this, but you made it absolutely fascinating and easy to understand. Thank you so much, I feel like your explanations have helped me to finally understand color amd how to organize it on a palette amd how to execute it in a painting. Your way of teaching is extraordinary

Isn't temperature something to consider when choosing a color as well?

You are and always will be my hero.

Thank you Dianne for your wonderful videos. Just a precision, not sure which titanium white you are using, but in my experience and according to Golden Artist Colors and Natural Pigments websites, titanium white has a blue bias. So it tents to be cool, and Zinc tends to be warm. Hope this helps, I will keep digging on the subject ❤

Amazing instruction! So helpful.... especially your reminder to practice color identification! Many thanks!

Excellent, merci beaucoup Diane ❤

I was just having trouble with whites, awesome timing!!!!! Thanks

You REALLY ARE a great teacher. Thank you so much for the in-depth explanations!!

Dianne, i've been watching your videos for a long time, and i really love them so much. It helps me to understand more about painting especially from reference. Despite all that, i have a question for you. What do you think about (not from reference) painting from imagination? Will you make a video for it? Thank you♡

Your explanations are wonderful

Coincidentally (again!) I am painting a clothesline, backlit, of white laundry blowing in the breeze. So what a big help this is! I'm always amazed at the depth and variation of whites, depending on the surroundings. Thanks, Dianne!

Excellent!!! ❤❤❤

Good day. What color or colors are used to make a particular value read lighter or darker in a painting. Thank you 😊

I have never had anyone tell me to use transparent darks for mixing before -this is great to know - thank you

Your tips are the best I have watched. Useful and clearly explained. Thank you.

Thank you Diane. You are brilliant!

So good. Thanks.

i love you madame , Thank you for all the help you offer , Best teacher.

Love this wonderful teacher every time I watch I feel like a friend is sharing wonderful secrets, thank you Diane

This was so helpful. I understand this however it's not so easy for me to execute. It was good to hear your pallet gets messy too. I'm glad you seem to be doing so well also.

thank you 😇

“Charlie says, ‘ Don’t talk to strangers!’”😂

Hi from Tasmania Australia

Quel pédagogue Je n ai jamais vu une enseignante comme vous. Merci

Thank you so much my friend, for so generously sharing your vast wealth of knowledge so others to enjoy painting too. You made a complicated subject easily understood

Thank you. You are the best teacher ever! 👍👍👍

Thank you so much for explaining what to look for and not just painting a rock and expecting me to copy you (and then call it a "tutorial")!! Much appreciation from this Aussie beginner ❤

This is great. Thanks!

I can’t thank you enough for this! I’ve been stuck on painting Pride Rock from Lion King for hours and couldn’t figure out why it wasn’t reading as a rock. It’s my lack of knowledge of the light source and shadows, and the entire time I thought it was my colors!