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nino yuniardi
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 24 ต.ค. 2011
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Helping artists thrive to a place of confidence, abundance, endurance, and inner peace
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When I create, I embark on a journey of self-reflection.
Each painting begins with a question, and through exploration, grows into a narrative; an abstraction of an aspect of life where the materials, colors, and textures become phrases and chapters describing the journey, not just the ending.
The process is iterative and celebrates the curiosity and imperfection that makes life dynamic. Though each painting documents a personal journey, I invite others to reflect on their own experiences through the work.
My art is my visual poetry. It’s a space for our souls and the soul of our space.
Helping artists thrive to a place of confidence, abundance, endurance, and inner peace
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When I create, I embark on a journey of self-reflection.
Each painting begins with a question, and through exploration, grows into a narrative; an abstraction of an aspect of life where the materials, colors, and textures become phrases and chapters describing the journey, not just the ending.
The process is iterative and celebrates the curiosity and imperfection that makes life dynamic. Though each painting documents a personal journey, I invite others to reflect on their own experiences through the work.
My art is my visual poetry. It’s a space for our souls and the soul of our space.
Art Challenge Feb 2024: Vocabulary
Try these daily mini-exercises using the 27 prompts. (When daily is not possible, you can always batch them every other day or so) Think about shapes, textures, and colors. You can focus on one or all three, it's your choice, but stick to the prompt word.
Keep it under 30 minutes when possible. These exercises help you become more aware of these visual elements, which you can apply to your larger paintings.
The goal is to work regularly and discover inspiration along the way.
Day 1: Curves
Use curves as the main focus of your vocabulary today. Incorporate them into your composition, emphasizing their flow and grace. What are the colors of curves? :D
Day 2: Vibrant
Experiment with bold and lively hues to capture attention.
Day 3: Rough
Explore rough textures in your piece. Consider using materials that evoke a sense of coarseness and ruggedness.
Day 4: Geometric
Focus on geometric shapes today. Play with squares, triangles, circles, and other defined forms to structure.
Day 5: Serene
Create a tranquil and serene scene, using calming colors and smooth textures.
Day 6: Contrast
Emphasize the contrast between light and dark, or warm and cool colors.
Day 7: Organic
Let nature inspire you. Incorporate organic shapes and textures found in plants, trees, or natural landscapes.
Day 8: Monochromatic
Challenge yourself to work with a single color palette today, exploring the variations within that color.
Day 9: Opacity and Transparency
Explore the contrast between opaque and transparent elements in your artwork.
Day 10: Smooth
Focus on creating a sense of smoothness and fluidity.
Day 11: Playful Infuse playfulness into your exercise through vibrant colors, whimsical shapes, or textures.
Day 12: Gradient
Work with gradients of color or texture to achieve a smooth transition between different elements.
Day 13: Bold Go for bold and dramatic choices, using intense colors, shapes, or textures to make a statement.
Day 14: Mosaic
Create an artwork reminiscent of a mosaic, with small, intricate pieces coming together to form a larger whole.
Day 15: Delicate
Capture a sense of delicacy in your art, using subtle colors and fine textures.
Day 16: Intertwined
Explore the concept of things intertwining in your artwork, whether it's shapes, colors, or textures.
Day 17: Whimsy
Let your imagination run wild and create something whimsical and playful.
Day 18: Rhythmic
Infuse rhythm and movement into your artwork through patterns, shapes, or textures.
Day 19: Translucent
Experiment with creating a translucent effect in your art, where shapes or colors appear semi-transparent.
Day 20: Texture
Exploration Dedicate today to exploring various textures and experimenting with different materials to create tactile sensations.
Day 21: Three-Dimensional
Create a three-dimensional effect in your artwork, making elements appear to pop off the surface.
Day 22: Subdued
Embrace a subdued and muted color palette, focusing on soft and understated textures.
Day 23: Symmetry
Explore symmetry in your composition, creating balance and order with shapes, colors, and textures.
Day 24: Chaos
Contrast the previous day by introducing chaos and disorder into your artwork, using unconventional shapes, colors, or textures.
Day 25: Flowing Lines
Emphasize the beauty of flowing lines in your art, creating a sense of movement.
Day 26: Tranquil Colors
Capture tranquility with soft and calming colors in your composition.
Day 27: Celebration
Celebrate your 27-day journey by creating a piece that reflects your growth and newfound art vocabulary. Combine various elements to express your unique style.
Have fun, and share your work!
Thank you!
Nino
Keep it under 30 minutes when possible. These exercises help you become more aware of these visual elements, which you can apply to your larger paintings.
The goal is to work regularly and discover inspiration along the way.
Day 1: Curves
Use curves as the main focus of your vocabulary today. Incorporate them into your composition, emphasizing their flow and grace. What are the colors of curves? :D
Day 2: Vibrant
Experiment with bold and lively hues to capture attention.
Day 3: Rough
Explore rough textures in your piece. Consider using materials that evoke a sense of coarseness and ruggedness.
Day 4: Geometric
Focus on geometric shapes today. Play with squares, triangles, circles, and other defined forms to structure.
Day 5: Serene
Create a tranquil and serene scene, using calming colors and smooth textures.
Day 6: Contrast
Emphasize the contrast between light and dark, or warm and cool colors.
Day 7: Organic
Let nature inspire you. Incorporate organic shapes and textures found in plants, trees, or natural landscapes.
Day 8: Monochromatic
Challenge yourself to work with a single color palette today, exploring the variations within that color.
Day 9: Opacity and Transparency
Explore the contrast between opaque and transparent elements in your artwork.
Day 10: Smooth
Focus on creating a sense of smoothness and fluidity.
Day 11: Playful Infuse playfulness into your exercise through vibrant colors, whimsical shapes, or textures.
Day 12: Gradient
Work with gradients of color or texture to achieve a smooth transition between different elements.
Day 13: Bold Go for bold and dramatic choices, using intense colors, shapes, or textures to make a statement.
Day 14: Mosaic
Create an artwork reminiscent of a mosaic, with small, intricate pieces coming together to form a larger whole.
Day 15: Delicate
Capture a sense of delicacy in your art, using subtle colors and fine textures.
Day 16: Intertwined
Explore the concept of things intertwining in your artwork, whether it's shapes, colors, or textures.
Day 17: Whimsy
Let your imagination run wild and create something whimsical and playful.
Day 18: Rhythmic
Infuse rhythm and movement into your artwork through patterns, shapes, or textures.
Day 19: Translucent
Experiment with creating a translucent effect in your art, where shapes or colors appear semi-transparent.
Day 20: Texture
Exploration Dedicate today to exploring various textures and experimenting with different materials to create tactile sensations.
Day 21: Three-Dimensional
Create a three-dimensional effect in your artwork, making elements appear to pop off the surface.
Day 22: Subdued
Embrace a subdued and muted color palette, focusing on soft and understated textures.
Day 23: Symmetry
Explore symmetry in your composition, creating balance and order with shapes, colors, and textures.
Day 24: Chaos
Contrast the previous day by introducing chaos and disorder into your artwork, using unconventional shapes, colors, or textures.
Day 25: Flowing Lines
Emphasize the beauty of flowing lines in your art, creating a sense of movement.
Day 26: Tranquil Colors
Capture tranquility with soft and calming colors in your composition.
Day 27: Celebration
Celebrate your 27-day journey by creating a piece that reflects your growth and newfound art vocabulary. Combine various elements to express your unique style.
Have fun, and share your work!
Thank you!
Nino
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Commission piece Day 3
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Art Challenge April 2024: Bite size
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60x48” Truffle Chips with Caramel Sauce
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Having fun making caramel sauce :)
Blueberry Exercise - 60x90"
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Art Challenge Jan 2023: Sketch of my voice
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Art Challenge Jan 2023: Sketch of my voice
Art Challenge Nov 2022: Gift of my Art :)
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Art Challenge Nov 2022: Gift of my Art :)
From the beginning of this video, to the end...I LOVE the painting!
Thank you, Jessica! I'm glad you like it :)
Thank you so much for sharing your process. Extremely helpful.
Thank you! I’m glad it was helpful 😊🙏
Love watching you create !
Thank you!
What is the content? Deco?
Very much enjoyed hearing your explanations as you painted. Your commission is off to a great start. I hope we get to see day 3 and the finale!
Thank you, Nancy!
So marvelous! P.S. It was wonderful to see you with Nicholas Wilton!🌿
I love the music. Oh and your art too😂❤
I love the first Lisa Cooper one ... the title should be " Plants as Insects " 💚
Thank you for sharing some of your process, Nino. Your work is so beautiful, it inspires me to write poetry - go figure, I'm not a poet.
That’s amazing accomplishment! You should be proud of yourself. You are a poet! 🎉🙌
Love it !
Thank you!
I love this! ❤
Thank you 🙏 I’m glad it resonated with you
Love the paintings AND music
Thank you 🙏
Hi Nino, Thank you for sharing your paintings on the TH-cam channel. Since I saw your painting process through Adele 's Academy video, I loved your process of painting. Some titles for the food combinations were strange, yet the elements were there to indicate your concept. I enjoyed seeing your energetic brush stokes as well as the combinations of colours. 👍🖼🤗
Nice coversation! I love that she is talking about Neuroplasticity and Emotional Intelligence! I don't think she used the words Emotional Intelligence, but the whole RAIN thing is 100% common EI steps that everyone of all ages should work toward being able to do all the time. There are a number of great books on EI...I wish everyone would read them.
Very nice gallery and studio. Tasty colourful paintings too. 🙏🏼😊
Thank you 🙏 I’m glad it resonated with you!
Your paintings are full of energy and I love the element of humour in your art! :) Do you start with an underpainting for the landscape paintings, as you do with the drawings for the more food-themed ones, or do you let colour and gesture guide you?
Thank you, Rini 🙏 I didn’t start with under drawing on landscapes, but that doesn’t mean I never. 😊
Beautiful space 👍
Thank you! 😊
the chocolate one is my favorite ! 🍫
😊🍫 Thank you
Fabulous work! The large one upstairs & the landscapes are so Exciting. It amazes me how you change within your style, by that I mean you never stagnate, but your style within your growth are recognizable as a Nino
Thank you, Nancy 🙏 always moving forward. Or backwards and forward like a dance? 🪩 😊
Awesome…love the music too🙂
Thank you!
Music credit?
This is really Nice!!! Love your style 🎉
Thank you so much!! 🙏
❤
Hello , do you juse aquarel ✏️? 🎨 have a nice day
I use watercolor set amzn.to/4cveC3E
Thanks ,I onderstand it,but I mean the pencils are the also aquarel .?
@@marijkewasserman-heijman oh, those are regular color pencils:)
В детстве была игра "что на что похоже". Рисуешь каляки-маляки, и смотришь, на что похоже. Можно с закрытыми глазами. Можно потом вертеть рисунок вверх ногами, направо, налево...
Я если выпью бутылку водки, то примерно так же и нарисую. Не в обиду автору. Наоборот.
Trust me, nobody in today's world would want to be a kid again.
I see you use Posca Pens. What are the others? Just curious! Beautiful work!
Montana acrylic markers :) Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your process I find it very inspiring:)
Thank you for letting me know, Samahra! I appreciate that!
Why waste canvases? If it's a practice exercise do it on heavy paper.
There's something very real and raw about your art, I love it! I also love the marks and organic shapes you start with - what kind of acrylic markers do you use, Posca? Do you have a plan or sketch before you start a painting or do you work more intuitively?
Thank you, Rini 🙏 I worked intuitively and mixed in design compositions thinking throughout the process. And yes, I use posca and Montana markers. Also Lukas acrylic paint.
What a delight to find you both here together! I’ve been learning from you both today (again).
Thank you, Linda 🙏
Hi Nino! I love your process and colors. Are you thinning the paint with something to keep it from drying quickly and thus allow you to mix on the canvas, spray with water, etc? 🙏
I added pouring medium and a little bit of water :) Thank you 🙏
Thanks much for sharing, what a beautiful outcome! I like the loose abstract......trying it myself. (Not easy :)
Thank you, Ellen 🙏 I’m glad it resonated with you. Loosening up is a lot of fun but as you know it’s not easy, but not impossible. You can do it! 🚀🙌☀️💪 Patience practice persevere! You got this! :)
@@ninoyuniardi Thanks so much! Appreciated
Interesting. Thx for sharing. P.s. I'd love to hear a few comments on each painting and/ or the process/thinking vs random music in bkgrd of your vids
The paint specifically ❓❓❓
Sakura koi amzn.to/4aCnUsL
What are your tools for this❓❓❓❓
Just found you. Thx for sharing. (P.s. I love your voice over comments better than music in background)
Nice!
All my respect to artists who must create no matter what.
Thank you, Diane 🙏 and to those who recognize it. I appreciate you!
What are you trying to say with this piece? What do you want the viewer to see? What are you trying to convey to the audience? 🤔
It's open for you to decide-that's the fun part. Depending on our background and upbringing, we will all react very personally. It's all good. :)
@@ninoyuniardi : 👍🏾🌹
Darling..are you using Posca pens, I wonder?🌿
This is awesome..very enjoyable!
Thank you!
Just discovering you now…marvelous work! “Visual poetry”…I concur.🎨
Thank you, Michele!
Beautiful! Always fun watching you do your magic! Near the end you mention using soft pastel. Do you then fix them before continuing, or just let it mix with subsequent paint?
Thank you, Bonnie! I spray fixed them :)
Gorgeous! Lovely depth and lightness. I love the contrast between big soft shapes and line work.
Thank you so much! 🙏
Really enjoyed watching you make these. I used to do something similar but it's been a while. Thanks for the inspiration.
I’m glad you enjoyed it, Rebecca! It’s time to get back to it. Travel far and sketch! 🙌🚀🎉
Such complexity & depth of layering. Beautiful, Nino.
Thank you, Nancy 🙏
What paints are those, and what did you blend it with
Acrylic Lukas with pouring medium and water