How to get EXPOSURE! My TOP 5 TIPS
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In this video I discuss my TOP 5 TIPS on how to get EXPOSURE as an artist.
I've often said, there's never been a better time to be an artist. With so many awesome tools at out fingertips we're in a great position to get our work in front of many people! That said, it's important to embrace both the new tools and the old school stuff as well! :)
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I’m a forty four year old HGV driver and I want to change career to become an artist and art teacher. I have been studying through distance learning for a degree and it’s not easy balancing work, study, family life and artwork. But thanks to your inspirational and educational videos and podcasts I am now able to start exhibiting this year. Keep up the good work Andrew, it makes a difference to those of us who are struggling to realise our dreams.🎨👨🏻🎨👍🏻
I'm 62 and just getting back into it after 20+ years of never picking up a brush. It's tough getting started again, but I've also made great strides in a short time. Keep plugging away Neil and like Andrew mentioned in other videos, take every opportunity you can find and get in front of that canvas! Practice, practice, practice!
kenny larkin thanks, I appreciate your support👍🏻
D D thanks, and good luck to you too👍🏻
Clicked this video as fast as I could! I learn so much from your videos and podcast conversations.
I also have a youtube channel and make art videos.
Much love Andrew thanks for the sincere wealth of knowledge!
-SLEW
I really admire Andrew Tischler art work. This videos are great .
We all missed you a great deal Andrew. You don't know us but we have grown fond of you and enjoy inviting you into our homes with all your great advice and projects.
I'm so excited to see you again, Andrew! And with great advice as always. I am definitely looking forward to everything you have in store for this year!
Boy, Andrew you hit the nail on the head. For me I follow you and other great artists and to be honest it depresses me, because I compare. Thank you for talking about not comparing my work with yours. That should have been obvious to me but I still did it. I will try and follow your advice.
No one make a better Maggie Fitzgerald than Maggie Fitzgerald!
Great tips Andrew! and good to see you, you have been MIA, figured you were painting and working on your impressive gallery! Wish I could see it live, but this is a taste. Your tips and clips are great for active artists, but i listen and watch for pleasure, and learning painting skills. i'm over the hill for much of the rest. So i tend to focus on wanting to see you paint which i learn a lot from. Those portrait videos were gold and served me well for understanding how to improve my portraits, the few I do. You have master skills my art friend, and share all you know with the world. Many congratulations on your accomplishments and for helping so many people who obviously agree!
Hi. I really appreciate all these videos and tips that you offer to those of us who like art, more as creators than as observers. I am self-taught, since I could never enjoy any kind of art studio, but it inspires me to see him work. Even with the language barrier (I am Latin and I speak Spanish) I am able to understand enough to follow his advice.
Congratulations on the Opening of your Gallery Mr. Tischler! One can only imagine how exhilarating it must be. The sheer enthusiasm and dedication you put forth to your body of work, your media channels, your Students (aka Subscribers) are truly inspiring! I wish you many years of great achievements and continued success!
Loved that! Thank you so much for the realistic advice, focus and passion.
Thank you for the great video :) I have already felt the change these things have done for me on my creative journey, just in the past year!
It can be overwhelming with all the tips out there, though..
I was so excited to see your video pop up! Happy New Year and I'm looking forward to learning more in 2020. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and for encouraging and inspiring our creative endeavors.
I love your videos, they are so empowering. I sometimes second guess myself and become unsure wether if my painting is going to look great. I guess you can call me a perfectionist. That keeps me from painting more often. I love painting. Thank you for helping me to move forward.
Thank you Andrew amazing video.. you touch on many important areas, been persistent and challenge our self to do and be creative on new paintings, go online and post all your work. Improve from material and framing, I actually just framed all my art paintings with good product frames making my paintings look more amazing. I do got to practice on not to rush.... but besides all. Awesome tips for everyone. Thanks for your comments on my paintings via Facebook chat.. until your next video Andrew . Have a good one (mate)
Thank you Andrew ! Your the bomb ! Everything you do is appreciated & admired ! 👏
Thanks for the great video! As always, you gave us quality advice and information. I have a FB and IG pages, but no website. Now I have the inspiration to get my website up and running! Totally makes sense that it needs to be the “hub” of ones social media platforms.
Andrew, THANK YOU!
I am a huge fan of your talent. Your teaching method is very effective and you are also a kind person. Thank you for your help in my personal growth as an artist.
God bless you!
Happy 2020 Andrew, it’s great to see you back!
Really great tips, I need to work on all of them, but the tip number 1 is the most difficult for me due to my age, and stop trying to compare my work to others... :(
Awesome video as usual Andrew, Thank you.
I am 66yo professional printmaker (etchings and engravings) and after watching Andrew and his pal Samuel Earp I have decided at this late date to become an oil painter. These are very motivated artists! I live on an island of equal beauty, San Juan Is., WA, as those gorgeous landscapes in NZ. Who could resist?
His Andrew your work is incredible but your advice is inspirational, it always seems to address my challenges and insecurities, thank you so much!!
Hi Andrew, ever since I was a kid I loved art, and always looked at tiny details, which many asked why don't I just sale my work? I never did and just painted for family and friends and never saw my paintings, unless I visited them. Fast forward into my twenties painting became a distance memory as kids, work and general living taken over, I never picked up a paint brush until now in my mid forties. Thank you so much Andrew your video's inspired me to start painting again, and I'm looking forward to my first exhibit later this year, you are surely a talented artist that I have learnt so many tips and tricks from. Love your work. ❤️
It’s great to see you back on our screens Andrew! And thanks for the advice, it really is helpful.
Thanks so much Andrew. Great advice and very inspiring. I hope you are all doing well. I just found out about the earthquake in New Zealand and I truly hope all the best for you. You are an amazing artist! Blessings and be safe.
You are a Godsend! Your classes are exactly what I needed...
Great to see you back Andrew. Your gallery is awesome. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and expertise with your TH-cam channel. I have gained so much information from your videos, podcasts and especially the sketch endeavor. I was pleasantly surprised when I started to draw animals that actually look like animals!! For some reason I hated drawing, and didn't think I was very good at it, but now realize it takes time but sometime the results are good. Mainly do landscapes but want to make them a little more interesting with animals and small buildings. Thanks again for your generous sharing of your time and vast talent. You are truly a Master.
Thanks so much for the comment! It's great to be back, I have heaps more videos on the way. :)
A nice reminder, knowing all those things and executing them are two different things. Always a good reminder...thank you!
All of it is so true !
I like to add another "tip" if I may say so and that is enjoy. If you truly enjoy what you're doing it will be noticable in your work. I'm not an expert considering painting or drawing but I do love every second I spent with drawing and painting. Put your heart into it and enjoy. It's a special dimention you feed in to your art. If I look at Andrews art, this is what I see.... joy and perfection.
Gracias por tus alentadores consejos, eres muy generoso !!
Your channel is really important for me. You help me a lot during my process to became a better artist.
Gorgeous gallery to house beautiful masterful works!! I'm so happy for you and wish you immense continued success!!
Awsome, thank you thank you.
I'd love more of these. Keep it up
I love watching your videos and have implemented your easel and pallet stand! It is FABULOUS! I have recently decided that 2020 would be the year I stopped talking about doing it and get to it. Everyday I make certain I am painting or drawing something. I have had some obstacles in the way over the years, however 2020 is looking so much better with doing not just saying. Thank you for that! I love watching all of your videos your Golden Ratio Composition Secret... Changed my entire way of thinking. I didn't even realize I was already doing that in my body of work without knowing about it. AMAZING! Looking forward to seeing what you do next. Grateful
to have found you.... Angel~N~Prayer
I just love your channel. You are big inspiration to me. Thank you 🖼️🎨👍
Thank you for all you share mate. Was wondering if you could do a tutorial on fabric. Especially white/light. I’m struggling!
Thank you for sharing very helpful
This is very helpful. Thank you!
Happy New Year Andrew, I just about dropped my bag of take out food to view your video. You're like an addiction, it's been a while but for awesome reasons!!!! Congratulations on your gallery opening and the masterpieces you are creating!!! You are INSPIRING me always!!! God bless you and Rachel, and thanks again for the high quality videos!!!
Thanks so much Angela! I appreciate the comment and your enthusiasm! :)
Your tips are really helpful ! And your art is beautiful!
As always I absolutely love your Channel. If you ever get time to discuss different painting techniques such as grisaille and alla prima along with different glazing techniques, and what brush works best for the applications, I know you've gone over some of these in other videos, I feel that it might be very beneficial for beginning artists, myself included, to explore different techniques so that they might find the one that works best for them, possibly even combining techniques. Thank you again!
What an awesome video! Thanks once again for posting such informative video on youtube
Thank you! This is really great. Especially the very first tip "don't rush". Needed to hear that.
Thanks Andrew, this was really helpful
good tips! it's very inspiring the way you explain things. Thanks :)
Happy 2020 Sir🙂
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Thank you so much for your wonderful guidance 🎨🖌️😃
Wonderful tips Andrew, encouraging and informative, thanks for sharing.Im struggling at many fronts but I believe sometime in my life I will be able to attain some success.
This is great! Many thanks.
Huge help thank you so much. Made me tear up 😢 ty for encouragement
Thanks Andrew 🤗
Great tips thanks so much.
Thank you, Andrew.
I'm building a body of work to exhibit. I'll document my journey on improving my skills and sharing what I learn, and hopefully gain a following through social media. I'll stay persistent without rushing. Sound like a good plan.
Way to go Zarah!
My best clients I found by accident. I met a guy on a social media platform who was into classic cars (as I am). Befriended him, and it turned out he was quite wealthy, works in the classical music industry,lives in London and collected traditional art. He's bought about 7 pieces of mine, and told a classical musician friend about me, who I've now friended and he's commissioned me. He in turn has told another classical musician friend who wants some of my work to.
I met woman in france online who owned a vintage furnishings shop because I was looking for a mirror for my studio. I found one, we got chatting, and it turned out she was looking for an artist to paint some designs on furniture and someone to paint a picture for a hotel she was doing up. I did the work she wanted, and recommended me to another friend in France, who commissioned me, and wants more doing.
Thank You So Much.....Andrew.....The information is so pure....clear....beneficial .....short n perfect......transperent ...true..as "" YOU "" are.......
Dhanyawad....
BRIGHT FUTURE AS ALWAYS.....
BHAGYASHRI....INDIA..
I love your work & like your explanation
Great tips Andrew, I really enjoy your channel!
Great video and good to see you back on here :-) I'm looking forward to all the new ones you have coming too :-)
As always, Andrew, many many thanks!
Man I was waiting for your videos... I've decided to start posting youtube videos abouth art in 2020 because of You, You are such a huge inspiration!!!
Andrew, I just subscribed! Thanks for the great tips and all the other great videos you share with all of us. Thanks again
Glad to see again. My morning coffee was much more enjoyable. Enough of being silly....Good luck with your gallery. Love your work
Hi Andrew - I would love a quick clip about “oiling out” from you! I am using liquin original as my medium, yet I’m still unable to find quality instruction online on exactly how and when/how often I should be oiling out to revitalise the colours. I’m having trouble progressing the painting when I can barely see it 😕 would also love a further recommendation on where in the process oiling out should fall with regard to Retouch Varnish (and whether another different varnish is used six months later - do you recollect works back from the client to varnish them again in a year?!).
Thank you so much for all your hard work and beautiful paintings.
Kelly
What l like in this video Andrew Tischler says negative comments is the part of the game l like it.
im going to use your link for skill share.. you deserve it buddy, keep doing you mate... i've got a lot of learning to do..
THANK YOU! Inspiring as always. = )
The timing of this video was perfect! After 22 years as a software engineer, I just took the plunge at the start of 2020, and transitioned to a full-time artist. I have been very guilty of comparing myself to established artists, so I appreciate the reminder to "not rush". I am looking forward to doing some art festivals here in Colorado this summer to exhibit, and meet some new people. Cheers to everyone who is taking a leap of faith to follow their passion!!!
Congratulations on opening your gallery! That is indeed a massive achievement!
Where's the gallery?
I love this video.
Thanks a lot!
Thumbs up sir i totally agree.
Great points thank you
Love your work Andrew. I just recently found you so my question may have already been covered. Have you done a video specifically addressing fog or early morning mist in a painting. Thank you!
Awesome video brother!!!
I made my Instagram to display my art only. I'm not selling, but it took me a long time to finally do this. I was subbed to SkillShare, but didn't use it. Maybe again one day ... thanks Andrew for this video
I love your fine art 🖼
great video! Thanks :)
Another great tip thank you, I have been watching and listening to you since you started your video/podcast shows. I live in the remote North of Western Australia, my art career has been a true slow burn, in saying this I have got to the point where I earn double from my art than my 'day job'. Realistically I need to drop my job and step full time into the business to keep up with demand. But this brave decision is just excruciating for me...I know I need to take a risk - sharing your knowledge helps but I'm still struggling to pull the trigger, be grateful for any literature/podcast you can suggest on the subject of going full time, Thank you again, Suzy
Hey Suzy, this is a great tip for a video! I'll make a note of it and share my thoughts.
Great tips! thank you very much. I SUBSCRIBED.
Yesterday i exhibit and a little bit dishearted because i didnt sell any of the artwork. ....watched this video helped me to dont rush and quality artwork
Good to see you after a while, we missed you
I missed you too!
Great tips as always Andrew. You seem to have so many balls in the air! How are you delegating/managing all of this? What do you farm out to others so you make time to paint? I'm so overwhelmed these days I am struggling to create.
I have to delegate some of the business side of things to my wife who helps me manage. I also have a videographer/editor now so I can stay at the easel. It's tough to manage, but it can be done piece by piece.
Amazing!
This video help to improve my painting but i have an doubt that how to create or plan our own painting please make a video on this topic
Appreciate it 🌸
How do you approach the framing of your paintings? Do you go for expensive frames for exhibiting? And do your clients buy the frames along with the paintings, or do they buy their own frames?
Great question, I have a video in the works on this topic. Stay tuned! :)
Waw this is amazing information and great website,for exposure.
Thanks
Excellent video Andrew! Thank you.
Do you think we should still post work that we know isn’t our best on social media? Or should we aim to only post work that we are really happy with and think is ‘good enough’ and high enough quality?
Muito bom. Parabéns!...
How do you approach your “Painting Inventory”? I’m just starting out and I’m curious how to document my paintings. Anyway, I bet your insight would make for a pretty cool video. I’m probably going to try Excel but I have no idea how to approach it.
bonjour Andrew ,je te souhaite une excellent annee et surtout une bonne sante et beaucoup de video merci
Thank you for the great video Andrew! I wonder where and how would one start with oil painting? I currently take cast drawing classes, improving my drawing skills and paint with watercolors. Is it possible to learn oils on your own (well, with Internet:)? Thank you!
Cheers again from Canada 🇨🇦 Andrew... so so so glad your back!!! A question a bit off topic... how do decide on where to put your signature on your artwork? Color, size etc... I recently got contacted by a gallery but then they decided they didn’t want to exhibit it because of my signature. Not sure why but there’s definitely NO way I will let them display my work without a signature... thoughts???
Re: Framing.
Do you make or do your own framing? How do you choose a frame? Please.
I have a video on the way on this very topic! :)
1. Don’t rush
2. Get online
3. Exhibit
4. Be persistent
5. Improve your quality
Well I guess most parents overlook tht first point 😭 they think we are god ! We have to do everything fast as fuck
Love your work Andrew, question how to develop your own style. I love to paint with a philosophical meaning in my paintings. I als o love the style of Gustav Klimt. Which kind of style of painting did you start with Andrew?
This was actually going to be my next Q+A!!! You must have read my mind. :)
@@AndrewTischlerArt No way! Can't wait to see it, thanks and take care!
Thanks for the tips. I think they are very important and you are right. One of the things that I hear from all over the world and that I see in many artists is that for them tel be seen, you have to be an open and show off person. I have the problem of being a shy person and I do not feel comfortable doing the things that other artists do, and I think that closes me many doors and that today many places only look for appearance in the artist rather than the art itself. Do you think is true or not? I'm sorry if I don't explain myself well, English is my second language.
Hey Monica, I totally understand what you mean. There is still a way around this though. You don't have to "show off" to show your work. You can still be behind a camera and not in front of it. Let your work take centerstage and just put it out there. Let the work take the credit for you. GO for it.
@@AndrewTischlerArt thanks for your support and all the help and good advice you give to everyone. Is nice to see that I'm not alone 😁
hey Andrew when are you gonna put the video on how to paint clear water, those six commissions that you had?
Thank you so muchAndrew!! I have a possible Q&A video topic for you. Varnishing your originals...I have watched your video on varnishing, and fully understand the importance of waiting 6 months to varnish your paintings. However, this creates a problem for those of us who are trying to sell these pieces. How should we go about marketing and selling original pieces while still maintaining the integrity of these pieces, and not varnishing them. Ultimately, I want all my originals to be protected with a final varnish, but I can't hold on to them for that long. Any advice is highly appreciated.
It’s great to have you back Andrew! Another great video with some excellent advice that I’m trying my best to follow although I do think that I should definitely pay attention to the quality of my photos that I post on Instagram 😁. It would be great to have your advice on how to present a website, what sort of key things that you have found helpful for yourself and the person visiting. Thanks in advance....... Dawn
Hi Dawn, I don't think I'll be addressing this topic because I think there are many others out there far more qualified. I would look into platforms that support drag and drop templates. Some are even built for artists. A buddy of mine uses Squarespace and he built it himself with no "Know how". I think it's slick!
Andrew Tischler that’s great thanks Andrew, I’ll take a look at that and maybe sign up for “Skill share”. 👍
Thankyou for # don't rush
Thank you for this Andrew! Really appreciated! Step 1 is the one I have to keep going back to!! For your future Q&A I think something covering the email I sent you a while ago may be nice. Your comment then was regarding criticism by peers, family and friends (in caps!) "only show your work (for criticism) to people who have what you want". How did you go about getting criticism in your career? At the beginning vs now? Thanks again!!
Great topic for a video! I love it. :)
@@AndrewTischlerArt Let me know if you want me to resend you the conversation!