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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- My journey to abstract art wasn't an easy one but I love to see my artistic growth through out the years. I hope you enjoy this short film about the challenges I faced as an artist throughout my life. If you could like, comment and subscribe for more! :)
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I had a very similar experience (growing up with art, addicted to the praise, but also kinda lost as an artist). For me, it changed when I took a class that challenged everything I did: timed assignments where we only had a minute to capture a full pose, assignments with limited palettes or unusual colors, draw the idea of something by only drawing the textures with no outlines, etc. I HATED it at first, but then was shocked and intrigued when I stepped back and realized I had made something unexpected...and interesting. And it was like falling in love with art all over again. Thanks for sharing your journey, keep up your work!
Omg I would love to take a class like that now! It definitely sounds challenging but also fulfilling when you step back and look at all you created. Thanks for watching!
"to turn off our mind and just create is the hardest thing an artist can do" - true! Also, I liked in the beginning how you were sharing the excitement and validation you got when you were younger and family and others would compliment your art. I also remember those moments when people would compliment or support my writing at a young age and it was a thrill.
Yes! I’m very grateful to have supportive family and friends that filled me with positive affirmations. I know that’s why one of my traits is to pour into others when they accomplish something for themselves
This was beautiful, thank you.
Thank you for watch! 😊
So powerful to share your path in this aesthetic way 💛
Thank you so much ☺️
This is a great video, and a such relatable journey! Your artwork is great. I heard that Picasso once said "It took me four years to paint like Raphael, but a lifetime to paint like a child."
I love this quote because it's so true! I create art that I enjoy but I know that I still have a long journey to remove the critical thoughts from my mind and just create like a child with no worries in the world. Thank you for watching!
Thanks!❤
Thank you for watching!
I needed this. Thank you 💐
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!
I love this.
Thank you!
Some better understanding.about abstract vs realism. For one, you have already experienced the lost connection of pure Expressionist Abstract and have moved on to Semi-Abstract. Somewhat like the Impressionist movement away from Realism, semi abstract is discovering feelings of the mind and soul of subjects that matter. Where Realism is more about bringing out assets of a picture plain. The problem with pure Expressionist Abstract is it is much harder for most folks to relate to the meaning of the work. They view it as pretty color and shapes, unique enhancement of line, something that feels incredibly interesting. It can have a soul, yet much more difficult for the many to relate. Semi-Abstract is creating a picture plain of what the soul feels about the more obvious subject at hand. (The enter feelings where some lines are hard edged and others soft and pliable, the actual play that goes on deeper within human consciousness.
Humans can't escape Yen vs Yang. There is no hard edge without softness and vise versa. From the time we awaken its a constant and even going into dream states. It's about everything and there are infinite degrees of how much soft and how much hard. Then there is the middle ground attempting to tie them together.because the human needs both all of the time. Iv'e been painting for over 40 years, mostly oil Impressionism. and Soft Pastel portrait. There was nothing more left to discover and I moved on to Semi Abstract. Creativity is a bit of a lie made up by the evolution of the social matrix as an explanation for what unique things humans accomplish. The truth is discovery, humans driven to discover. the new, discover the real. I think you have found the right art path. Now it's a matter of fighting for time to keep discovering within this current social matrix of work, relationships, information, consumerism, the list is long and important. Except you still have some control of time if you want to discover bad enough! The matrix is a given. Take what you must and leave the rest. If you want an artist life, artist life is #1 and the rest of the social matrix follows, gets automated and turns out just fine.
Interesting i had a similar but opposite experience. Abstract art is what comes naturally to me and realism is so incredibly hard. I never viewed myself as an artist until my senior year of hs and in the past few years I've realized that art is something that i always longed for and needed but didn't feel "allowed" to like abstract art always seemed frowned upon and i never could pick up on the more technical skills of realism. Abstract is all about introspection and release. I don't think of myself as a creator moreso a curator, the drawings and paintings i do feel like they're of their own mind and the art that i make is just a small glimpse into that. But realism has structure and rules and specific technique, its less "fuck around and find out" and more dedicated practice which is way more difficult for me because I'm so accustomed to art being something you just, breathe. I'm not used to it being something you "work" for.
This is beautiful you have a natural talent to be able to tap into yourself and unapologetically create. I know for myself I catch myself judging my art as I’m creating instead of just creating. There are Artist out there that will take years to find freedom in creating and something you already possess. You are an artist and you’ve always been one! Thank you for sharing ☺️
@@TheElleKnight Yes. I feel like its because art wasn't something i knew i wanted its moreso something i didn't know i needed until i stopped to pay attention. Writing i feel the same way as you described in your video where it feels like something i was drawn to from the start and i really fed off of validation, to then feeling like there's something missing and feeling demotivated. Currently I'm trying to translate this artistic freedom I've learned how to channel back into my writing. I haven't really written in *years* because when i was a kid storytelling felt like a very special kind of magic and i could feel like that magic was going dormant. I started to deprioritize writing because i guess i didn't want to "kill" that magic for good. But honestly through art you discover so much about yourself that the more you indulge in it and learn the bolder you're able to become
Beautiful video. I’ve been having the same thoughts the past few days! How do I know it’s good, how do I know when it’s finished. What’s the point! ❤
Thank you! It can be a nervous feeling because you like what you've created so far but scared to mess it up if you continue. I just try not to be to hard on myself and constantly tell myself that there are no mistakes in art. That's the beauty of creating.
@@TheElleKnight exactly! There’s freedom and anxiety in the idea you can’t get it wrong!
Wow, this is so beautiful.
Thank you!
Very soothing..✨your voice creates peace.
Thank you so much!
Loved this❤
Thank you so much!
i noticed how the thumbnail are your pics of painting something from sideways instead of your painting, saying abstract art is ABOUT YOU, thats awesome, but then content full of yellow walls of display fonts as if you are implying an unsaid truth. All the existentialism coated around with a blanket of so called "art"... Making 7 random strokes of different colors randomly to EXPRESS yourself. vaguely. without even being stoned?... wow Thats a big feat... This is a wrong narrative for something as subjective as abstract... It is not hard, especially when you say it is subjective! hard is a relative word, and the closest would be realistic drawings, which actually put impact... im not saying abstract art is easy, im saying it doesnt matter, because that too would be subjective lol... realistic drawings have a set goal and metrics..., the real world, better storytelling, composition, and so on... its much more objective, is able to tell stories and is not selfish... abstract art isnt even selfish, its just random shit at best, which accidentally looks good sometimes. and when it actually looks good, its not subjective, its intentional... its very much like the question "how do i charge a logo?" well, everything in logo has to be intentional and there has to be some value proposition... abstract art isnt even good at expressing, writing is a far better choice. there is always an intent... i believe its far beyond my understanding how people want to express their acid trips through Brush strokes. damn, good luck with that... ur video editing has far better potential, storytelling too, just be more intentional next time. good work