I found this technique of intuitive painting when I was studying for my Masters in art therapy. I am thrilled to be returning to using this technique since graduating/becoming a Mama (it's been almost a 2 year break), creating a human is the most wonderful and exhausting creation of all!
HI MsAshley! I have loved intuitive painting together with my son. I find he has a lot to teach me about working intuitively and keeping the inner critic out of the way. I hope that you find the same. Thanks so much for tuning in. XO Amy
Thank you. I am so interested in intuitive painting. I have checked out your site and have signed up for the free course "Finding your Voice". Whilst I have just listened to the first part I have found what you have had to say very informative. Thank you for sharing your gift it has been very helpful...I love the advice about it being okay to be a beginner.
I enjoyed your practices and ideas. I make dot mandalas and use this practice for my background work then prefer to dot over it with one color. I feel it makes it interesting and unique. Love how the pieces turned out.
HI Kathleen! Thank you so much! it's really about following your impulses. The more art you do, the easier it is to "hear" those impulses. My class Fluid Art can also give a good intro into the process. If that piques your interest, you can find out more here: mindfulartstudio.com/fluid-art/ xo Amy
HI Christine! I'm thrilled that it spoke to you! I use a hole punch to cut the circles. I teach the whole process in a class called Fluid Art. You can learn more about it and also find the supply list with links here: mindfulartstudio.com/fluid-art/ Happy creating! - Amy
This video was extremely helpful! I really enjoy watching artists work. I love the moments when I think, " Cool, I never thought of doing that! I can't wait to try it." I had that when I watched you use the handle of your paint brush to spread the line of paint. Your comment about being mindful not excluding awareness of artistic principles was also an "ah- ha" moment. Thank you for all of your inspiration and encouragement.
JaNaye - I SO appreciate knowing that I've hit the mark for you! Thank you so much for taking the time to let me know. It's great that I was able to open up the door for you to have a more nuanced idea of mindful art as well. YAY. Happy creating at the end of 2017!! :) Cheers!
HI Tracy: Oh I'm thrilled you found inspiration in the video. I truly loved making these pages, so it worked out well. As you can see, I'm enjoying my Poscas! Theres' a FB video up from yesterday where I'm using more of the colors on the Fluid Art circles. XO Amy
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I found this technique of intuitive painting when I was studying for my Masters in art therapy. I am thrilled to be returning to using this technique since graduating/becoming a Mama (it's been almost a 2 year break), creating a human is the most wonderful and exhausting creation of all!
HI MsAshley! I have loved intuitive painting together with my son. I find he has a lot to teach me about working intuitively and keeping the inner critic out of the way. I hope that you find the same. Thanks so much for tuning in. XO Amy
Thank you. I am so interested in intuitive painting. I have checked out your site and have signed up for the free course "Finding your Voice". Whilst I have just listened to the first part I have found what you have had to say very informative. Thank you for sharing your gift it has been very helpful...I love the advice about it being okay to be a beginner.
Ailish - Yes, having a beginner's mind opens up so many doors! xo
Love that color.
I enjoyed your practices and ideas. I make dot mandalas and use this practice for my background work then prefer to dot over it with one color. I feel it makes it interesting and unique. Love how the pieces turned out.
Oh that sounds super fun!!
Please do make more detailed art videos. I love your style
Beautiful
Beautiful colors. Lovely composition
This was beautiful. I just love your message and hope to to play it again as I found it so valuable. Thank you
Hi Blima: Thank you so much for your heartfelt comment. I'm thrilled that I could offer some inspiration. XO Amy
love this..the back ground colors are very rich looking.i am still tying to understand the (intuitive painting)experience
HI Kathleen! Thank you so much! it's really about following your impulses. The more art you do, the easier it is to "hear" those impulses. My class Fluid Art can also give a good intro into the process. If that piques your interest, you can find out more here: mindfulartstudio.com/fluid-art/ xo Amy
very inspiring. thank you :)
I really appreciated your thoughts on this. Thank you.
Tamara! I so appreciate you taking the time to watch and to comment here. XO Amy
Thank you love your process. Please share how you cut those mini masterpieces
HI Christine! I'm thrilled that it spoke to you! I use a hole punch to cut the circles. I teach the whole process in a class called Fluid Art. You can learn more about it and also find the supply list with links here: mindfulartstudio.com/fluid-art/
Happy creating! - Amy
This video was extremely helpful! I really enjoy watching artists work. I love the moments when I think, " Cool, I never thought of doing that! I can't wait to try it." I had that when I watched you use the handle of your paint brush to spread the line of paint. Your comment about being mindful not excluding awareness of artistic principles was also an "ah- ha" moment. Thank you for all of your inspiration and encouragement.
JaNaye - I SO appreciate knowing that I've hit the mark for you! Thank you so much for taking the time to let me know. It's great that I was able to open up the door for you to have a more nuanced idea of mindful art as well. YAY. Happy creating at the end of 2017!! :) Cheers!
Magnifique ! Somptueux ! Bravo l'artiste 👍🧡👍💙👍💛👍💚👍💜👍❤😍😍
Beautiful, thank you.
May I ask what you used to brush over the white writing, prior to adding reddish paint. Was it gel medium or gesso?
Hey Trish - Sorry I missed your comment. I use high flow paints and some water in this video - no gel medium or gesso. XO
@@AmyMaricle thank you 💕
These were looked so relaxingThank you for the video
AH- I'm so happy you enjoyed it Jeanann! Thanks so much for watching!
I didn’t know ink would show through like that. So cool! Was it a white gel pen?
YES - so so fun!
What kind of white marker did you use to form the white circle?
I'm using a Gelly Roll pen. I also love Posca paint pens. xo
Why paint in a book instead of on a sheet of paper that can later be framed and displayed?
Judi Lynn it’s just a different medium in which to work Judi. Book art is very personal and lovely and just different. Thanks for watching! Xo
What an inspiration!
HI Tracy: Oh I'm thrilled you found inspiration in the video. I truly loved making these pages, so it worked out well. As you can see, I'm enjoying my Poscas! Theres' a FB video up from yesterday where I'm using more of the colors on the Fluid Art circles. XO Amy
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What is the white ink? Acryllics or oil?
Hi Mary! I use high flow acrylic paints. They are SUPER DUPER fun to play with. Here's the affiliate link: amzn.to/24wXeU4 XO Amy
Amy Maricle oh sorry I meant the white liner that you wrote with😊
Oh Mary, sorry. Yes it's a wonderful pen. The Uniball Signo pen in white. Here's the affiliate link: amzn.to/2Htd3si
Better without sound waffle...
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Where did you get the foam to cut your own stamps?
It was just craft foam from Michael's - very simple! xo