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Push Your Creativity: 5 Abstract Paintings Inspired by One Art Prompt
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.พ. 2023
- In this video, I'll share with you 5 captivating abstract painting examples from my trusty warm-up sketchbook inspired by one painting prompt. What's the muse behind these creations, you ask? Well, they're all inspired by the art prompt "cracks in the pavement."
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Now, I know, "cracks in the pavement" might sound a bit abstract itself, perhaps even a tad eye-rolling. But trust me, this simple prompt is a powerful catalyst for artistic expression. It's a perfect spark to ignite your creative fire and set those artistic gears in motion.
Whether you're a seasoned artist or just dipping your toes into the wonderful world of painting, these examples will surely get your creative juices flowing. They're not just paintings; they're windows into a unique vision and personal style.
Use these paintings as your own abstract painting prompt. Let them inspire you to experiment with acrylic paint and explore various techniques. They make fantastic warm-up exercises, helping you sharpen your skills and embrace new approaches to painting.
Each of these pieces tells a different story, offering fresh ideas for your next art project. So, if you've been searching for that artistic spark, look no further. Let the cracks in the pavement guide you on a journey of creative discovery.
Whether you aim to create your masterpiece or simply want to hone your skills, this video is your gateway to inspiration. So, grab your brushes and acrylic paints, and let's dive into the world of abstract painting together. Who knows? You might just uncover your next masterpiece along the way.
If you enjoy this tutorial and want to see more painting ideas and examples, don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit that notification bell. Let's embark on this artistic adventure together!
Thanks for watching and keep on painting!
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Simply brilliant Chris! Love watching you work with your warm-ups - how you keep them simple enough to work on technique as you play with them. I say keep them coming!!! Be well.
Thanks, D C! Will do!
Yes please, I would like to see more of your videos like this one! Very inspiring, thank you!
Thanks, Ann!
As a painting newbie, I find prompts super-helpful as it’s so easy to get overwhelmed with all the ideas I have rushing around in my head. But I am also careful to make sure I use them as prompts and not let them turn into hard and fast rules which can close down the feeling of freedom for me. Who said making art was easy huh?! 😉. Please keep up prompting!
Hey Nicola! It's so easy to get prompts stuck in your head in a way that keeps you from being loose and creative. So I completely agree with you that they should be used as a quick way to get us painting, not hard and fast rules. If I veer off course from any guidelines, but an painting and having a good time, so be it.
The video I put out yesterday has 5 new prompts - th-cam.com/video/ndGABVGIkX8/w-d-xo.html
Absolutely more !!!....Linda Bailey from Corpus Christi Texas , did one with a palette knife and a bra herb and I made trees of them , you challenge me to do more , and I thank you Chris for that , the paint wasn't even dry before my daughter took if home with her ...lol....I love watching you and doing all of your challenges, your friend Linda .
Thank you so much, Linda! I love that your painting resonated with your daughter so quickly! That's a wonderful feeling ❤️
No eyeball roll here. A brilliant idea. I used to draw and paint faces i saw in walls all the time
Thank you! It's amazing what you can see when you're open to it.
Love too see you work. Your 15 minutes warm-ups - I think they really are masterpieces 👍🏼
Thank you so much, Malin!
Nice work Chris! Enjoy the videos! Makes the brain think!!!
Thanks, Michael! Gotta feed the brain!
Loved the sidewalk cuts prompt idea!
Thanks, Marty-Ann! It's one of my favorites 😊
Love the cracks in the sidewalk idea! Will definitely try right away. It's a quick and easy way to surmount the occasional dilemma of the blank canvas... Thank you
Thanks, Karen! Let me know how it works out for you.
I have lots of pics of cracks/shapes in the sidewalks and streets. I love them. My great-nephew loves helping me find them!
Hey Ellen! I took more pictures of pavement cracks this morning while out walking. They're so much fun to use as inspiration. I'm sure your great-nephew has a wonderful time with you. ❤️
Yes! I would love art prompts. 🎨
Thanks, Lori!
loved the shading, done with your fingers!
Thanks, Marty-Ann!
Always looking for new kinds of prompts... love the way you presented this. Thank you Chris.
Thanks, Emmanuel!
Love to watch the development from prompt to sketch/painting!
Thank you!
I have enjoyed all of your videos that I've watched so far. I learn something new and take away something different from each one.
I don't intentionally use prompts, but there are times I get an idea or theme or something I want to use in my piece and follow that path.
Thanks Pure Sun! I'm so happy to hear these videos have been helpful😊 I don't use prompts all the time, but when I'm staring at the page for too long I'll pull out a prompt.
Simply yes, more like this. I love it. I've never used prompts, mainly just stare at the canvas, but I think I like the prompt ideas you've been showing us. I can't wait to start out again. Thank you.
Thanks, Denice! I used to find myself staring at the canvas as well. Still do now and then. Prompts have been a good way to get the brush on the canvas a little faster.😊
Never worked with prompts! I love it! Inspiring. Thank you Chris for sharing
Thanks, Meriem!
Really like the second one with the yellow and red. Makes me think of a heart growing in the roots of a tree.
Thank you so much, Sasha! These were all a lot of fun to paint😊
Ideas can come from almost anywhere. Thanks for the inspiration!
Hey Luken! I couldn't agree more!
😍😍 I couldn't believe when I got home and sat down to watch this video Chris, I was out earlier taking photos of a stone wall for inspiration! I just love the textures, different sizes and cracks in them, always been fascinated with aging and decay in buildings and structures and I've been looking for ways to represent these ideas. I just love what you've done here with the simple images, thank you so much again for the inspiration!!!👍🙌🏻
Thanks, Jackie! 🙂 We're of the same mindset. I love the textures, lines, shapes, and discoloration of decay, so much to look at and work with.
@@chrisloudart absolutely we really are! I have lots of photos from a trip to Malaga and Rome of the walls, looking forward to seeing what I can pull out and abstract from them!
Haha, I have so many photos that I took in Rome as well. Great idea on using those for abstracts! I'll have to give that a try sometime!
@@chrisloudart any historical city really is a feast for the artistic eye! I look forward to seeing yours at some stage and trying them myself!👍
Yes, I would love to see more of these!
Thanks, Peggy!
Such a great idea! Really enjoy watching your process. TFS!!
Thanks so much, Jodi!
Thank you for the video. Colors are luminous.
Thank you so much!
Love it 😊 Keep the prompts coming
Thanks, Becky! Will do. 🙂🎨
Yes please definitely
Thanks, Maureen!
Really love your videos.
So happy you like them! Thank you!❤️
Very interesting how you can make shapes...Like what you did...Thank you for sharing...
Thanks, Grozda!
Love this one‼️
Thanks, Marsha!
Yes, more prompts plz!
Thanks, Lindsay!
I mean a prayer !
Oh good, I'm glad I read this before I nervously did a search for 'bra herb' on Google.😅 Brayers are so much fun to play with!
Fantastically useful prompt. Thank you
Thanks, Simon!
Yes! Definitely!!
Thanks, NaD Art!
Love this as a prompt idea!
Thanks, Tracy!
i took some photos of cracks in the sidewalk recently, when the sun was obscured by smoky haze from the wildfires in Canada. the light and shadows, from trees, had a very eerie look... i plan to paint some sketches from them. so, yes, certainly appreciate your prompts (your warm-up idea was what prompted me to take the photos!)
Hey Alice! I bet those photos are really interesting, but yes eerie sounding. I'd be interested to see what you create from those.
i shared a few of the photos on my instagram acct, if you're curious. unfortunately, they don't totally convey the quality of the light...
@@AliceDel Those are wonderful images. You'll have a great time with those!
Love it. Do more.
Thanks Cindy! Will do.
This is a great idea. I have a photo of a broken beer bottle that I took, and it would be a better prompt than trying to paint the image in a realistic way
Thanks, Denise! Oh, that's a great idea! I'd love to see what you come up with.
Excellent!
Thanks, Vivian!
Yes!
Thanks, Gwynne!
Yes 😊😊
Thanks, Aishwarya! I'll keep them coming.🙂
More, please!
Thanks, Denise!
Chris! Sharing your inspiration is inspiring in and of itself! Without inspiration/prompts, where would we be on the canvas. This video is a gift to all of us painters who struggle from time to time or all of the time. Thank you!
Ps, no sidewalks on our land or for 14 miles so it’s dirt, sticks, gravel and sand for me, in addition to tall grasses, moose, bear, mountain lions…etc! 😂
Hey, Susie! Wow, thank you for such kind words! It sounds like you are surrounded by beauty and a whole wealth of inspiring prompts.
@@chrisloudart absolutely! It’s rural Montana with all of its magnificence. I am blessed to have the Montana inspirations and prompts. Spoiled!
I went through a phase, years ago, of taking pics of cracks in the roads and sidewalks near my house. I think I will see if I can find them and give this a try!
Hey Gina! I'm so glad to hear I'm not the only one! Let me know how it goes.
Love the demos! My practices are so ugly tho. 😅
Thank you! Ha, we all think that way about our art now and then. I have plenty in my sketchbook that I just skip past. I'm sure your practice pieces are better than you think. Just keep painting!🖌️🖌️🖌️
Yes please
Thanks!
I’m thinking of trying abstract painting I think your 15 minute warmups is a good starting point for a beginner thank you for the inspiration love your work and information
Thanks so much, Roy! Let me know how it goes.
Yes
Thanks, Billy!
I love your videos, could be the whole day watching them. Please, which kind of pencil do you use to make the sketch before painting? Thanks for this and all the videos you're showing us.
Thanks, Ana! I believe in this demo I was using a no. 8 graphite pencil, however, I often use a black water-soluble crayon for my sketches.
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Thanks, Francine!
Would love to c a painting on big canvas pls thnx
Thanks for the feedback, Faten! Working on that video soon.
Nice!! Really like your videos. May I ask which video editing app you use?
Thanks, Aishwarya! Sure, I use the free version of CapCut for video editing.
would have liked to have seen the finished painting but it was blocked by two video ads.......therefore I could not rate this one!
Thanks for the feedback, Lulu! It's important for me to know those are blocking the image.