Nobody teaches color theory like this

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Published 2023-06-08
I've got a secret to share with you: using color theory in practice is the key to amazing paintings. In this video, I'll guide you step by step through my method for incorporating color theory into your artwork. Say goodbye to overwhelming color choices and hello to cohesive and innovative palettes. Discover how to pick a lead color, create harmonious schemes, and play with color temperatures. It's time to unlock the power of color theory in your paintings. Join me on this colorful journey and let's make your artwork shine! Hope you enjoy it.
Xo
Margot

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SUPPLIES IN THIS VIDEO

color wheel : bit.ly/43xx86I
watercolors : bit.ly/43xwsON
wastercolor pastels : bit.ly/3oZazJd
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GET STARTED

My Watercolor Supplies Video :    • Watercolor Supplies for Beginners  
Getting Started with Watercolors:    • How to paint with WATERCOLOR for begi...  
My Ultimate Palette Setup :    • The ULTIMATE Watercolor Palette Setup  
Intro to Watercolor Papers :    • Watercolor Papers for Beginners  

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ABOUT ME

Hi! My name is Margot and I am a professional artist and graphic designer. My parents like to joke that I was born with a paintbrush in hand. I started my career after graduating from the renown Parsons School of Design in New York City and spent over 15 years creating and designing for many of the world's top Fortune 500 brands and companies. My painting journey started as a side project and a creative outlet for me to step away from the computer, go back to my "roots" in fine art and to hone my skills as an illustrator and painter. I started posting some of my work on instagram and the rest is history. My work is inspired by all the things that I am passionate about. Ballet, travel, graphic design, color and finding a world of beauty in all facets of everyday life. I hope you'll join me in this YouTube journey as I take you through all the tips, tricks and trade secrets I've gathered throughout the years. I hope I can teach you some of what I know, help you discover your creative voice and I hope you enjoy this Channel!


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All Comments (21)
  • @memyself3895
    Love your style, Margot. Who ever heard a beginner say, more graphs, please. More incomprehensible art major theory, please. Warm and cool colors? Still trying to wrap my head around that.... so please, more of this kind of tutorial. Some of us will never be professional artists, we just want to learn how to paint a pretty picture.
  • I've watched so many color theory videos and this has definitely been the most helpful. Thanks Margot ☺️
  • @PHALOMOON
    Love the analogy of lead and supporting color actors, and switching them to avoid mud!
  • I liked the auditioning of main charactor/supporting cast analogy. I recently purchased a color wheel, with the intent of making better color choices. I love the humor you inject while we're learning.
  • @FAMEAcademyNY
    Wow!!! EXCELLENT VIDEO!!! I am a video producer and am now learning color theory to help my videos stand out. Your explanation was most helpful. Thank You!!
  • @JuneK618
    I was literally about to sign up with Udemy to learn Fashion Illustration. I’ve learned so much in the last few days binge watching all your videos. I love the way you teach and break down theories for people that are not familiar with colors and painting. It makes it less intimidating to learn and more exciting. ❤
  • I have only just discovered your channel and this is the first of your videos I have seen. I learned so much in this short time and found the video, entertaining, witty, informative and definitely riveting, which is why I have subscribed, and will probably binge watch several of your videos now. Thanks for simplifying this colour theory minefield and making it clearly understandable and enjoyable to learn.
  • @user-zp9fi4kb2r
    I am just a beginner and this color wheel theory is so overwhelming. Thanks for making it simpler to understand. Would love more of such videos.❤
  • Took a six week watercolor course at a local art league and I leaned more in this 11 and a half minute video than I did in all those weeks combined! Thanks!!
  • @ellencha5975
    No one has every described warm and cold with depth perspective before. Thank you!
  • You are amazing you have a unique gift as well as your beautiful art.. I've read and watched loads but your the first person that explains things in a sensible way that works in my head and that transfers to paper. thank you for doing that..
  • @houvangwen
    You are my new favorite youtuber!! This content is so helpful and your delivery is absolutely top notch
  • @irener1111
    This is a video worth watching a few times. New subscriber and I love your art
  • @dmcdaniel2009
    LOVE YOUR PRO NESS! THANKS FOR THIS VIDEO! GREAT SOUND EFFECTS !!
  • @cellosubmarine
    I love color theory in general, and this was absolutely delightful. I just wish it were longer.! Any chance of someday seeing an extended version/a whole series? Sometimes I have to put down the Josef Albers and Stephen Quiller and enjoy some delightfully witty and informative video content, you know? Obviously I appreciate that you’re putting this out for free, and do not feel entitled to any specific content or anything else, just letting you know how enjoyable this was, and that if you are so inclined, similar, things would be greatly appreciated.