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How a professional abstract artist ACTUALLY creates paintings
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2024
- If you've been wondering how a professional abstract artist actually creates paintings, let me take you through the process of creating my latest abstract collection from start to finish.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:45 Finding inspiration
01:36 Colour palette
02:16 Blank canvas
02:40 Experiment with materials
03:03 Experiment with techniques
03:17 Bright colours
03:39 Layering
04:16 Create spaciousness
04:38 Keep on playing
04:55 Finishing
A very clear and useful presentation. It will free up a lot of painters who are stuck.
Thank you, Gary!
Starting with the bright colors is genius! I too like a more muted palette but the few times I made myself put in a fluorescent color, it seemed to really add more depth in the under layers. Thanks for reminding me of this.
Absolutely! This time the colour took overhand in this series, but to any more muted piece it adds so much richness.
I love your process of creating a mood board, paint swatches, and mixing tubs of paint. I’ve decided to adapt it to my creative practice. Thank you for sharing this. I’ve gotten a lot out of your videos. 😊
You're so welcome, Cynthia! I'm very happy to hear my tips are improving your practice 😊
These videos are so helpful for a beginner like myself. They are always neat and the information is clear, organized and very valuable. Thank you very much 😊
Thank you so much. I’m glad it was helpful!
Absolutely wonderful video. Love seeing your process and the importance of adding depth early on. Sometimes I’m worried by the messy stage and feel like giving up but you showed me to trust the process. Thank you
Thank you, Tracey! The messy stage can be very scary. But yes, trust the process!
Thank you for your continued generosity in sharing your process!
You're more than welcome. Sheena 😊
Thank you, great to see this overview of your process, which I have watched with great pleasure
You're very welcome, Sigrun!
좋은 영상과 작품 제작 소개 감사드립니다 🎉🎉🎉
You're welcome!
Wow, this is the first thing I’ve seen from you and it was beautiful! I was equally stunned by the idea of painting in such pristine white clothing.
Thank you so much, Gina! My clothes may look pristine on camera, but they are not 😄
Fascinating! I'm primarily a watercolorist, but branching into mixed media and your videos are so helpful for that. Thanks you for sharing these tips with us!
Thanks so much, Christie! I’m so glad it’s been helpful for you
Great synopsis of your process. Thanks for this Jeannine.
You are very welcome, Stacey!
As an abstract photographer I think mood boards might stimulate more. Boards are also useful in seeing which images might work together in a series or body of work.
That's a very good point! Especially if you are planning your work in advance it's great to see which ideas can work together on a mood board.
I always love seeing the way in which you create 🥰
Thanks, Chantelle! I'm curious, do you tend to plan your work in advance? Or is your process more intuitive?
Thank you for sharing dear Jeannine . Be well ! Cheers
Thank you, Steve!
Abstract art is art that does not attempt to represent an accurate depiction of a visual reality, but instead uses shapes, colors, forms and gestural marks to achieve its effect. - If I rely on the definition, your work is a representation of abstract - and in the case of many so-called abstract artists they are producing representations of something they believe is abstract but in fact it is just random non-associative meaningless it is just taking Dadaism and Surrealism one step further it is just automatism in its purest form. And I believe it was Andre Breton or was it Paul Eduard who said, "True art is free of all thinking"
Thank you very much for sharing your process in such detail, Jeannine. I found it very helpful!!
Hi Sofia, so glad you found it helpful!
Lovely work & so useful to watch….wonderful colour palette!
Thank you so much, Jennie!
Great video with lots of inspiration! ❤
Thank you, Cindy!
This was so helpful! I really love how you use color. I think the swatch/mixing book is my next step. Thank you for that video as well!
I love that swatch mixing book. I used to mix colours on loose sheets, but they get lost and that book is such a great resource to look back through.
Thank you! I found this video very helpful.
You are welcome, Mike! Glad it was helpful.
Good educational presentation of your process… 👍😊
Thank you!
Great advice! Thank you ❤
You are so welcome!
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Thanks, Ravinder 😊
Thank you ❤❤
You're welcome 😊
Merci beaucoup Madame.
C'est un plaisir
Abstract art is the manifestion of an empty heart.
How very poetic
Or sometimes, a heart so full it can no longer be contained. 😊
@@NoremakSeggob if there is nothing to look at regardless of it being overflowing,it's still empty
@@rosemarymccarron3887 There's a lot of love in this world that is nothing to look at! You're missing out.
Why would you charge so much for your art? There are many painters who spend decades to prefect oil painting to produce beautiful landscapes and portraits that not many people can make. and you're offering your art at a similar price? time put into produce what they can make vs the time you put in doesn't make sense.
Abstract art is the most popular art people buy, and since people are buying it, the price is fine! A piece is worth whatever people will pay for it.
Seems the other artists need to raise their proce if their art is truly worth more.
Good abstract art like this takes skill. I say this as a realism oil painter!
Thanks for sharing your opinion. It seems you haven’t watched my many other videos showing how many hours it actually takes to create one of these paintings.
To the original commenter - She charges such prices because she can. People buy her work for the prices she has set, so that is enough reason for her to continue pricing as such.
Just a reminder in case this helps: non-representational art does in fact take its own skillset to execute well. There is a lot of shit abstract art out there as a result of people just throwing paint randomly on a canvas with no thought or process behind it. This artist has clearly demonstrated a process in how she creates her images, and when you look through her body a work, a cohesive visual language does begin to emerge.
That's not to say I think this artist is the best at what she does. She's good, but I still think there's definitely alot of room for growth. She's well on her way. (Please take this as loving encouragement Miss, because it is.)
But looking through her prices, they really do feel fair, when you think of he fact that Twombly routinely sells for millions.
To the original commenter: I was in shock how cheap her paintings are. She should raise the price for sure. The thing is, abstract is not for everyone. Not everyone appreciates it and that's totally fine. If the painting is rich, the price should reflect its richness.
By spa the an s with paint with no thought. garbage waste of material. who would want this one wall
by splattering the paint. ( won’t let me edit)
I'm glad you took the time to correct your thoughtful comment 😄
@@jclosestudio i am a member of the grammar police 😂. Abstract art just annoys me, i can’t help myself
@@paulwoodford1984that’s fair. Better not to watch videos about it in that case