Reworking Abstract Painting Warm-ups | 15 Minute Time Limit | New Perspective on Stalled Paintings
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ม.ค. 2023
- In this 15 minute warm-up painting video, I take a look at a discarded warm-up painting with a fresh perspective and give it a second chance. I show you a different way to look at stalled paintings. These acrylic painting practice exercises go fast like this in order to play, think less when your creating, generate ideas for larger paintings, and experiment.
Keep painting and live loud!
To see more art and warm-up paintings by Chris Loud check out / chrisloudart (@chrisloudart) on Instagram
Acrylic paint used:
Mars black amzn.to/3IuamoB
Yellow ochre amzn.to/3W0YzBr
Titanium white amzn.to/3vKjhuG
Alizarin Crimson amzn.to/3GtEM82
Other materials used:
Silicone painting brushes amzn.to/3Qkmsmc
Black Caran d'Ache Classic Neocolor II Water-Soluble Pastels (crayons) amzn.to/3Iyyt5C
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I like your warm-up paintings. Looking at them I can find a looser way to paint. Than you.
Thanks, Dieneke! I'm so glad these work for you! 🎨
This one looks great. The dog you mentioned, I saw a horse the instant I saw the painting. I like the shapes, the colors, the black lines... it works!!!
Thank you! I ended up matting and framing this one and it has become one of my favorites.
You have some of the greatest 15 mins warm ups I have seen!!! Love how you looked at all aspects of the painting then focused on what you thought you wanted to build the strongest on. And BAM 💥 you made an awesome painting even stronger 👏 ❤ I loved all 4 corners so it would have been hard for me to chose. Love your ending piece - thank you for the lesson
Thanks Kelly, I do a lot of them! Looking at the four corners is such a fun way not only to analyze a painting, but also to come up with ideas for future pieces. Thank you so much for all of your positive comments! They inspire me to make more videos.😊
I really like the different flips. Each makes it look so different. Nice.
Thanks so much!
Hello Chris, I often am working on a painting while watching and listening to you talk about your painting. Thanks for keeping me company while alone in my studio. As for the "fineliner" has anyone mentioned adding Airbrush Medium/ high-low Medium to the mix. That's what I picked up from Dina Wakley, back in the day. I think it's a 60/40 or 50/50 mix depending on how soggy you want your lines. I hope that helps. Again thanks for the inspiration 🖌🙏🏾 ✌🏾
Thanks, Thomas! I have not heard of using Airbrush medium before, but I have 3 empty applicators right now that I was going to fill, so I'll pick some up and give it a try. Thanks for the tip and thanks for watching!
I love this piece! Your videos inspire me to be more spontaneous in my beginner level painting. Thank you for your time and energy to put these out.
Thanks, Laurie! Spontaneity is not always easy when starting out, but the experience and lessons learned are worth it. I'm so glad you enjoy these videos 😊
I think I see a scarecrow with pumpkin as the head. Looks great ❤
We're on the same page. That was my initial thought about this one. Had it been October I would have more than likely gone that direction.
My favorite is the last turned one with the orange circle was on their bottom right
Thanks, Crystal! I go back and forth on which is my favorite orientation for this one.
Love this piece!
Thanks, Cathy!
I love how the painting turned out, there’s much more depth here as well after such a short time! I think it’s great that you don’t confine yourself to one particular type of style also. Keep up the great work!👍🏻
Thanks, Jackie! I definitely enjoy playing with different styles and subjects. Some day I'll probably end up with a certain style, but right now it's "everything, everywhere, all at once."
@@chrisloudart I totally get that Chris, I feel the same! I don't want to be tied down to one particular style, growth comes from trying out so many different things. As Michelangelo said at the age of 87 "I am still learning"
Now that's wisdom right there!
I love the way you worked on this piece and how you’re always free to change both techniques and materials. Really inspiring!
@@mariaceciliamauricio222 Thank you! It definitely keeps it interesting when you bounce around and try new tools and techniques.
Merci ! Vous êtes généreux de votre savoir .
Merci!
NICE!!!!
Thank you!
Really good! I'm learning A LOT!! :D
Hey Stefan! So glad to hear that!
a flying man with a crows body? nice colors.
Thanks, Lucinda! Now you've piqued my curiosity, I see the crows body, where is the man's head? The orange circle or something else?
@@chrisloudart the orange upside down tulip shape. yes. my favorite thing to do is to see things in clouds, wood paneling etc. I do a lot of figure drawing classes so eventually I will be doing abstract with figures in them.
Love it
Thank you!
You are so brave! I get the concept - gunna give it a try right now. but i did like it a lot before the exercise! Just my 2 cents!
Thanks, Christine! I appreciate your feedback 😊
I find these type of videos so interesting and insightful. Thank you so much for sharing your process!
Thanks for watching, Kerry! Glad you enjoy them.
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Love watching these. I started doing the 15 minute warm-ups. Favorite one so far was based on a cool photo my late father in law took of a spiral lighthouse staircase
Hey Becky! I bet that was a fun one to paint. It's a wonderful experience when painting is more personal, even with a warm-up. That true connection that only you will have with it. Thanks for watching!
Both before and after were intriguing paintings. Love watching your approach and hearing your analyses. Thank you.
Thanks so much, Ann!
All the way through this I saw a man's face 'orange hair, one eye, nose and moustache' then in the last couple of seconds you remove it lol. It looked like he was about to leap off a building - its great!
Hey Suellen! You've really piqued my curiosity on the man's face. Where are the eye and nose?
@@chrisloudart Hi, I did respond on Instagram because I can't add a picture here.
I love the way it turned out. Planning to try this on a couple practice pieces that we very unsatisfactory and got pushed to the side.
Thanks, Peggy! Let me know how they turn out!
This ended up being a really nice piece! I love the palette!
Thanks, Julie!
Very Nice 🇩🇰👍🥳
Thanks, Anita!
Really love this one! Birds have been showing up for me lately and and I see a gorgeous one in this piece.
I enjoy the fine tip applicators. I only use them with high flow paints or high flow medium mixes. I tend to do asemic writing with them so I never worry about drips or skipped lines. I think it looks great in this piece! I like the contrast of the hard edges with the softer parts of the “wings”.
Thanks, Tracy! I didn't see a bird, but looking at it now I think I can see exactly what you're looking at. Thanks for bringing that to my attention, very cool!
Thanks for the tip on the types of paint you are using with the fine tip applicator! I plan on practicing some more with it this week.
I liked it in the beginning. Didn't feel you needed to do anything to it. But then again, what do I know.
Hey Diane! You're not the only one to tell me that. For some reason it just didn't work for me.
Hey.. nice video. Just found out your channel yesterday and was able to connect instantly. I am also an abstract artist, in the process of starting my own channel. Love your stuff ☺️ I work in somewhat similar way, focusing on placement of colors and emotions emerging out of them. All the best for your channel 🎉
Thanks, Aishwarya! Good luck on your channel! Let me know when you have it up and I'll go check it out.😊
lower left corner looks like an abstract portrait. You should do it at least again as an abstract portrait if you cut it out.
Hey Lucinda! The lower left before I worked on it in the video or after?
Cruciform
Thanks, Karla!
On bodum leaf I see a man with white shirt...
Hey Grozda! I'm not sure I'm seeing the man. Can you give me more description of what you're seeing.
i thought it was a horse running through rose buds...
I'm going to have to go back and reexamine this one to see if I can find it...any hints to help me out?
I see the horse and the rose buds!
@@chrisloudart lol... yes.. i made u an example showing where the horse was and all the rose buds he was running through... u will crackup laughing at my example... where to send or post....?
Are you on Instagram? If so you could DM with the pic. @chrisloudart
@@chrisloudart sent from my Roadsiderestorer account