The blue is so much better than black .. still calm colors, but more depth!  Thank you.

I have always drawn since I can remember but painting is something different and more complex, I never went to school and I would love to learn enough about colors to become a great artist

Beautifully demonstrated. Amazed at the color range from the Zorn palette. Love the broken color. Thank you.

Broken (and pale) colors are fascinating, yet really one may achieve them even with the Thalos (PG7 and PB15). I think, however, it would be only FAIR to use any kind of red,  say red oxide (PR101) instead of cadmium red amidst yellow ochre and T. white, and black, for cadmium red is a powerful and brilliant red. With cadmium and white (lead white mostly when Zorn was alive) you can mix any tints and shades (adding black) that you wish. I think, cadmium is somewhat amiss there... But that's only my point of view.

Asombroso tu arte Maestro Cesar! Gracias por compartir tu proceso.

Trabalho limpo e fantastico, obrigado por demonstrar a versatilidade da palheta ZORN

Muy laborioso pero qué manera de dar volumen y vida a un retrato 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😍🤩 felicidades!!!

increible con lo que se puede lograr hacer con tan solo 4 pigmentos. gracias por el video maestro cordova, es un tesoro este video.

Saludo fraternal amigo pintor Cesar Córdoba excelente y dinamica tu pintura en una sola sección .
Muchas gracias por tu tutorial tan real y explicativo .
Felicitaciones .👍.

The long shot is okay for a few minutes, but I enjoy seeing how you paint up close. Love watching your videos.

5:00 when you see her without makeup the next morning

Que Artistaza👏🏻👏🏻😘

Hermoso y sigo aprendiendo de usted...Gracias por compartir un poco de su conocimiento .

Maestro increíble trabajo!!! Gracias por compartir tu arte!

Thank You! I liked watching the process.

Es realmente asombroso maestro

This is the BEST tutorial I’ve ever seen!! Thank you so much for doing this.

You are a great artist!!!!!!!! Thank you!!!!!

Love the bird's 🐦, Master & I am a fan.

wonderful work