The Daily Yupari | LEARNING TO SEE VALUE - Painting a Value Study

In today's video we will be creating a small value study. No need to worry, this is certainly not going to be the finished painting. I find that creating these simple abstract value studies is incredibly useful for the final painting. It is useful because through its simplicity it actually answers one of the most complex questions of all. That is, how will all these shapes relate to one another in simple tone? Believe it or not, but that is my main struggle in my studio work. Tomorrow we will return to the transfer drawing and correct some drawing mistakes directly on the transfer paper. After that we will prepare it for the transfer and begin work on the underpainting. If you would like to see more of my artwork, please follow/check out my Instagram page at:   / yuparifineart   If you would like to contact me or commission a painting, here is a link to my website: https://www.yuparifineart.com If you would like to be updated on new content on a regular basis please like/follow my Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/YupariArtist... The materials used in this video are listed below, Oil Paints Lukas- Titanium White Winsor & Newton- Lamp Black Thinner/Brush Cleaner: Chelsea Classical Studio Citrus Essence Panel: 12x12” Mdf panel gessoed with Liquiex Professional Acrylic Gesso (2 coats) and toned with a mixture of gesso and burnt umber acrylic paint. Brushes Used: Princeton Summit 2 Round 6100R Master's Touch size 1 round Princeton Select 2 Fan brush