Klee was a genius as was his fellow teacher at the Bauhaus, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy. They understood color, light and composition far ahead of their time. Thanks for the presentation and the lesson!
This held way more than i anticipated--thanks for a great upload! The algorithm gods sent me a good one :) I'm a musician not an artist, but after a head injury in 2017 i started drawing. I haven't known how to describe it but Klee, Kandinsky, and Miro are some of my faves and i'm just realising that it's the same dam thing, without me taking the final step of painting it out/turning it into something. This gives me ideas--thank you again!
Thank you so much for your encouraging feedback. It means a lot to me to hear how the video helped you! Best wishes for your drawings! Those a re three pretty cool artists to be inspired by.
Very interesting learning with you : please create more classes. How can I find more info about learning Paul Klee’s way of organising his painting ? And do you have a Channel ? Thanks. Nyna
Thank you so much for your kind comments and your questions!!😊🙏 Yes, I have a channel: www.youtube.com/@RobtheArtTeacher Regarding Paul Klee, that's a big question you ask 😏 and I would suggest two starting points - line and color - to empower you to decipher his compositional organisation for yourself. Line: Try to cancel out narrative, pictorial references, and color, and just focus on the lines in his paintings. A good idea is to make a line copy of one or two of his paintings... Then think of his phrase "taking a line for a walk" and try to imagine where his line drawing started, and se how he 'grows' the composition around the gradual construction of a scaffolding of line drawing. Then try that method for yourself. Color: The logic behind many of his paintings is the way he builds up blocks of harmonious colour relationships that are then energised by selective use of small shapes painted in brighter and bolder contrasting hues... He distributes these to lead our eye in a constant 'walk' around and within the whole composition.
I am looking for books on paul klee's teaching unfortunately the only ones avaialble are his lecture notes volume one. This is about 250USD are there any resources that you know of where his lectures and theries can be found, my preference is not to get some of the cheaper writings about him but rather read about his theories directly, as he was a teacher
Thanks for reaching out. My first go-to for both online and print publications on Paul Klee is the Paul Klee museum, "Zentrum Paul Klee" in Bern, Switzerland. There are a couple of books about his teaching, and there is also a vast online catalogue of his works. Here are some links. Note that you have language options in the top right of each webpage (as the default language is German). Also note that although most of the publications on Klee are in English, German, and French, the two specifically about his teaching are only in German. Museum online shop (books): www.zpk.org/en/visitor-informationshop/webshop-2031.html 2 books (in German) about his teaching: www.zpk.org/en/visitor-informationshop/webshop/meister-klee-lehrer-am-bauhaus_0-2045.html www.zpk.org/en/visitor-informationshop/webshop/paul-klee-der-liebe-gott-am-bauhaus-2059.html The online digital catalogue: www.emuseum.zpk.org/eMuseumPlus Bauhaus Kooperation also has some excellent online resources about Klee's teaching: www.bauhauskooperation.com/knowledge/the-bauhaus/training/curriculum/classes-by-paul-klee/ Finally, why not read Klee's 1925 "Pedagogical Notebook" which was translated into English and is available online (see the yellow PDF download button near the top of the excellent brief discussion of his teaching here: www.bauhaus-bookshelf.org/bauhaus_book_2_paul_klee_pedagogical_sketchbook_pdf_download.html Hope this helps!!
@@RobtheArtTeacher Thanks for taking the time to provide me with the information.I had a look through them. Will do a look through for the nine lessons of his form theory, as discussed by the Bauhaus Kooperation link, hopefully there is an English translation of these lessons. Appreciated the link to the Pedagogical Notebook (which I did not know about) and although I did not have the chance to go through it in detail seems similar to Kandinsky's Point and Line to Plane. (Thankfully they are in English). I am quite surprised there are not more widely available for Klee English translations available compared to Matisse or Kandinsky.
The whole Bauhaus Kooperation website is in both German and English (see the DE | EN option at the top right). These additional resources might help: www.sommerakademie.zpk.org/fileadmin/user_upload/2016/PDFs/Reader_Michael_Baumgartner/Baumgartner_Paul_Klee._From_Structural_Analysis_and_Morphogenesis_to_Art.pdf www.openculture.com/2016/03/3900-pages-of-paul-klees-personal-notebooks-are-now-online.html kb.osu.edu/bitstream/1811/25239/1/From_the_Arrow_to_the_Fish.pdf
@@RobtheArtTeacher Thanks for taking the time to provide the information, reached out to them and they provided some stuff,. Keep up with it and thanks
Thanks for the composition tips. I enjoyed the choice of Klee and your 6th grade student examples!
Thanks so much for your feedback! 🤗
Klee was a genius as was his fellow teacher at the Bauhaus, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy. They understood color, light and composition far ahead of their time. Thanks for the presentation and the lesson!
Well said! Thanks for your encouraging feedback!
This held way more than i anticipated--thanks for a great upload! The algorithm gods sent me a good one :)
I'm a musician not an artist, but after a head injury in 2017 i started drawing. I haven't known how to describe it but Klee, Kandinsky, and Miro are some of my faves and i'm just realising that it's the same dam thing, without me taking the final step of painting it out/turning it into something.
This gives me ideas--thank you again!
Thank you so much for your encouraging feedback. It means a lot to me to hear how the video helped you! Best wishes for your drawings! Those a re three pretty cool artists to be inspired by.
That is something I would love to try! Thank you!
Thank you so much! I hope you enjoy😊
Awesome channel, sir... keep em coming! 😊
Thank you for the encouraging words!! 😊
Very interesting learning with you : please create more classes. How can I find more info about learning Paul Klee’s way of organising his painting ? And do you have a Channel ? Thanks. Nyna
Thank you so much for your kind comments and your questions!!😊🙏 Yes, I have a channel: www.youtube.com/@RobtheArtTeacher
Regarding Paul Klee, that's a big question you ask 😏 and I would suggest two starting points - line and color - to empower you to decipher his compositional organisation for yourself.
Line: Try to cancel out narrative, pictorial references, and color, and just focus on the lines in his paintings. A good idea is to make a line copy of one or two of his paintings... Then think of his phrase "taking a line for a walk" and try to imagine where his line drawing started, and se how he 'grows' the composition around the gradual construction of a scaffolding of line drawing. Then try that method for yourself.
Color: The logic behind many of his paintings is the way he builds up blocks of harmonious colour relationships that are then energised by selective use of small shapes painted in brighter and bolder contrasting hues... He distributes these to lead our eye in a constant 'walk' around and within the whole composition.
He’s one of my favorite artists!
!! and so good to learn from in the classroom 😊
Thanks for this!
Thank you!! So nice to receive your thanks! 😊
Good insight 😮.
Thank you!
Such a good teacher!
Thank you so much for your kind feedback!
Thank you. 🙏🏽
You are so welcome 😊🙏
Thanks for this video, really fun to play with new composition ideas!
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it!!😊
Great lesson! So glad I found your channel 🎉❤
Awesome! Thank you so much for sharing!😊🙏
Great information video. I kept trying to turn off the background noise. ,
Thanks for your feedback... While I'm glad you enjoyed the information, apologies that the soundtrack disturbed you!
I❤it thank you 😊
Thank you so much! I'm glad you like it😊
Just the topic I'm struggling with. Thank you. And yes. Please omit the music. It's very distracting. I loved this video❤
So glad you found the video useful!! Sorry about the music - a rookie mistake which I no longer make😏
So glad it was helpful (despite the music - that was a rookie mistake which I no longer make!) 😏
I am looking for books on paul klee's teaching unfortunately the only ones avaialble are his lecture notes volume one. This is about 250USD are there any resources that you know of where his lectures and theries can be found, my preference is not to get some of the cheaper writings about him but rather read about his theories directly, as he was a teacher
Thanks for reaching out.
My first go-to for both online and print publications on Paul Klee is the Paul Klee museum, "Zentrum Paul Klee" in Bern, Switzerland. There are a couple of books about his teaching, and there is also a vast online catalogue of his works. Here are some links. Note that you have language options in the top right of each webpage (as the default language is German). Also note that although most of the publications on Klee are in English, German, and French, the two specifically about his teaching are only in German.
Museum online shop (books): www.zpk.org/en/visitor-informationshop/webshop-2031.html
2 books (in German) about his teaching:
www.zpk.org/en/visitor-informationshop/webshop/meister-klee-lehrer-am-bauhaus_0-2045.html
www.zpk.org/en/visitor-informationshop/webshop/paul-klee-der-liebe-gott-am-bauhaus-2059.html
The online digital catalogue:
www.emuseum.zpk.org/eMuseumPlus
Bauhaus Kooperation also has some excellent online resources about Klee's teaching:
www.bauhauskooperation.com/knowledge/the-bauhaus/training/curriculum/classes-by-paul-klee/
Finally, why not read Klee's 1925 "Pedagogical Notebook" which was translated into English and is available online (see the yellow PDF download button near the top of the excellent brief discussion of his teaching here:
www.bauhaus-bookshelf.org/bauhaus_book_2_paul_klee_pedagogical_sketchbook_pdf_download.html
Hope this helps!!
@@RobtheArtTeacher Thanks for taking the time to provide me with the information.I had a look through them. Will do a look through for the nine lessons of his form theory, as discussed by the Bauhaus Kooperation link, hopefully there is an English translation of these lessons. Appreciated the link to the Pedagogical Notebook (which I did not know about) and although I did not have the chance to go through it in detail seems similar to Kandinsky's Point and Line to Plane. (Thankfully they are in English). I am quite surprised there are not more widely available for Klee English translations available compared to Matisse or Kandinsky.
The whole Bauhaus Kooperation website is in both German and English (see the DE | EN option at the top right).
These additional resources might help:
www.sommerakademie.zpk.org/fileadmin/user_upload/2016/PDFs/Reader_Michael_Baumgartner/Baumgartner_Paul_Klee._From_Structural_Analysis_and_Morphogenesis_to_Art.pdf
www.openculture.com/2016/03/3900-pages-of-paul-klees-personal-notebooks-are-now-online.html
kb.osu.edu/bitstream/1811/25239/1/From_the_Arrow_to_the_Fish.pdf
@@RobtheArtTeacher Thanks for taking the time to provide the information, reached out to them and they provided some stuff,. Keep up with it and thanks
@@romelmadrayart that's great! happy to be able to help.
What brand of paints are you using in the video? Thank you.
They are from Flying Tiger Copenhagen (with stores across Europe and online)
Avoid background music. The secret to hear what you're saying!?
Thanks for your comment. I agree with you. I have since avoided that mistake from the early days of my channel.
Interesting content but the music is incredibly distracting
Thank you for your feedback
Pablo pissarro style
Nice! 🙂