True Colors, The Final Destination. Cesar Santos vlog 068
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ย. 2018
- Our final destination! I got to meet a good friend and artist Turner Vinson on the last leg of my trip across the United States. We got to paint together and talk about important aspects of art. We started in Miami and ended up in San Francisco...and now...LET'S RAP THIS TRIP UP!!!
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Sketching Across the United States:
First Stop • 5 Sketches From Life W...
Charleston, SC • A Day of Museum and Pa...
Washington, DC • Painting the White Hou...
Chicago, IL • Drawing and Painting i...
Colorado • Drawing and Plein Air ...
Salt Lake City • Sketching From Life Wh...
Experience how I paint the human figure. I explain every thought of the process, and you will see me apply every mark on the canvas in my latest video:
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Two good souls having a great conversation about art. It’s hard to find that non judgmental connection these days. I miss that. Keep up the good work.
Hai I am 24 year old from India . First of all I am a big fan of your painting and drawing. I have only on dream I want to become an artist like you. I love drawing and painting from my childhood and my passion is to become painting artist . I watch all you video. Thank you so much for giving advices. Love you from India
Come visit the UK, we'll look after you. Wait for summer though lol its freezing here today :-)
Hi again from a very cold grey England. Beautiful autumn colours here though. As always I really look forward to your videos. I admire you and your work very much. You have the same mindset regarding art I think from watching you here and elsewhere. You work is wonderful, and I love how hard you work and study and how much you want to learn and improve. It's always inspiring for me. It's good to see an artist as good as you, who I aspire to as much as I do to my favourite old masters, who is still searching and striving to improve and learn but still take the time to share with us. I just wanted to take the opportunity to thank you for giving us your time and sharing your journey. It's helped me so much. Especially with my confidence and belief in myself and my studies. Sorry for the long message but I've wanted to say this for a while now. Xx glenn
I thank you for that!
@@santocesart hi Mr S. I'm really glad to know you saw my message. I'm sure you know how self confidence and belief can suffer from being in the studio alone. You have many times helped me keep going and work through the doubts. I'm sure I speak for many people who watch your videos when I say how they help. You're a good guy, and we do appreciate all your efforts. Cheers mate. Much love xx
@@santocesart totally agree. You're an inspiration and a really nice chap. Another hello from a cold dark England lol
@@masterpainters1706 cheers!
@@santocesart good to talk to you. While I'm here, I hope you don't mind but I have a couple of links to your TH-cam channel in some of my videos. As my favourite living master I wanted to point people to your videos. All the best mate.
Great commentary and explanations. . .haven't even finished listening yet, but wanted to share an anecdote. I read an article a few years ago about the San Francisco Museum of Modern art. A young boy placed his glasses near the wall of the exhibit between two art works.
It gathered a crowd of people looking at it and commenting. . .they thought it was a work of art. Well I guess it was, the art of conning people!!!
I am so grateful to you and the many other realist artists who are sharing your techniques, knowledge and philosophy with art students around the world. I have already learned more than many graduates of college in fine arts thanks to you and your many colleagues. I love the work of the old masters and now that we finally have some, the work of the new masters. Your work is amazing! God bless you.
Good, one. What a great conversation about art and the constant striving we go through to grow and continually express ourselves.
That was awesome listening to two of my favourite painters on TH-cam. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Cesar,
Have really enjoyed watching your journey and I’m eager to see the inspiration it brings to your future oil paints, can see you have been itching to use them. Keep being inspirational👍🏻
Neil
This is the most formal comment format ive ever seen in youtube
It's so nice to just be able to sit in and listen to the conversation between you two. Thank you for inviting us in. :)
This vlog is pure gold. Keep up the amazing work Cesar!
It is great to see you two together again. You both have a great dynamic that is fun and inspiring, two very different approaches to painting and the art life. Family, friends, art and travel (in your preferred order) make for the best life! Thank you for the great video!
U r the best modern artist, you inspire me to create, Thank you!)
What a great rundown of Art's journey you have just expressed..fantastic ... a very intelligent and articulate artist. Buenissimo ,eres un artista y un ser humano muy appreciado. Gracias
Wow, wow, wow👍🏻great video!
Man! Turner put out a TON of paint on his palette for that little study.
What a great name for an artist, Turner vincent .
How fun. Both of you are cool. Thanks
Wow I love this video Cesar santos, wow this video is knowledge it self, what a great lesson I have learn too
the magnificent cesar santos
Love your content..... you're amazing
Awesome. I remember watching the video you posted of him doing your portrait.
You guys are brilliant ,you made me laugh..so good. Thank you. Art is as much a journey as the journey of self discovery self acceptance and continual growth that we as humans are experiencing and ideally commit to. Great stuff,nice to see artists interact ,bounce off each other and share so nicely. I really appreciate it . Thanks again
So much fun!
Hi Cesar, i just wanted to thank you for this series, it is so inspiring. I would love you to continue using gouache in your sketchbook. There are a lot of people sketching with watercolours or gouache nowadays and it is great seeing a master like you using that medium and getting those results in a sketchbook. Oil is great but gouache is more down to earth for us mortals :-). Thank you for sharing!
Hi Cesar! Again, awasome video man! Congrats!
You must have been here right before the Campfire fires. I hope you and your family had a great time in our city by the Bay. It can be a wonderful, magical place. It's going through some changes but life is still sweet here for those who allow it to be. Cheers keep on keeping on.
Thoughtful commentary. Thanks Cesar.
You inspire me a lot i dont mind watching your videos all day long
Now you can rent a car and drive back East, take I-40, it's a beautiful trip, you'll meet some interesting people at stops...and if it's still the same as when I took that route with my parents moving back East by car, you'll be on route 66 for some of it (leaving from Las Vegas at the least). We did it in 5 days, 4 nights to Macon Georgia, I highly recommend it as you get to see the country as it is outside of major cities, see some history and some of the hole in the wall diners have the BEST food! Cheers!
So refreshing to hear a master say "I don't know it all"
We look at different painting styles as something supervaluable, but actually I see those styles as being forced upon artists by the story they wanted to tell. If we see the true rhythm behind greatest works of art, it is very precise despite huge differences in style and subject matter. I think in today's art world many artists can paint better than Bouguereau , but they have no such timeless stories or rhythmic precision in the brushstrokes or colour palette he had. And I don’t understand one particular thing about artistry: how one can “express himself” when painting let say the tree, if the tree has its own rhythm of colour palette and its own character? What do the artist “expresses” in this instance: the true experience of the tree or his own distorted vision, cleverly wrapped up in unusual style? What we are buying in art,-the true experience of the subject matter or simply the new possibility to entertain our senses? I would really like to hear some thoughts regarding these issues if that would be possible. Thank you.
Final destination.. great movie
I really enjoyed the philosophical discussion. Learned a lot.
I've never painted landscapes or nature in general, i should try that
Awesome video.
My old stomping grounds - went to Grad School at Boise State too. Great series. Can you paint gouache dry with a damp brush something like oils?
Lovely video, miss having similar conversations with other artist , need to re connect with the art community. Cheers Cesar
Beautiful
Cesar, have you tried much with gouache for a water based sketching medium? I think you'd like it since you can get transparent like watercolor and opaque more like oil.
Thaknyou so so much for all valuable information🙏🙏and plz pay more atention to your driving I just had an accident ,it could happen easier than we might thought😃
We are in an Extreme Consumerism phase in art which means that dollars dictate what art is - this makes the one who holds those dollars the artist. This isn't too far from Renaissance art whereby the church dictated and paid for the art created.
V interesting n lovely
Awesome video
Thank you so much!
"I'm more than that."
That's how I feel at the office everyday.
You should grow thick dreadlocks dude! I'm just playing. You are amazing! i enjoyed the video :)
nice santos bro
Hi Cesar, I am a new follower of your channel and I like very much your way of presentation and knowledge sharing .Myself is an artist and waiting for the next video.please give me hello,that will be a great pleasure for me..
Hey Cesar,
On the topic of breaking art, what is your opinion on the first ever sold AI painting? Do you believe a human element is necessary to make art or is AI art justified?
A team of "artists" created the algorithm.
I believe the human element is the most important part. This is what makes each and every painting unique, they come from emotions, ideas and the individuals interpretation of those. I think AI art is blasphemy, but clearly now I will have to research it, lol.
@@santocesart Cesar Santos it's very interesting to me. I've been a computer programmer for 35+years and I have to say there is more in common between art and programming. It has the same search for reduction and elegance, and is, at its best to a highly creative process. As someone who loves both fields I can tell you the soul of it is the same. I know that must sound hard to believe but it's really true. I could talk for hours on the subject of how much they share. There is a lot of beauty in elegant code that I can enjoy looking at. Both fields need deep learning and a lonely struggle. Similar minds are needed to be good at both. Lol I really could talk for hours about it.
That's not to say anything about the ai art, more the connection between art and programming. I'm more interested in the algorithms than the value of the outcome
What music is this at 5:07 ? I could paint to that all day !
Cesar let me know if you come up around the Olympic peninsula I can connect you with my old high school art teacher here in Forks Washington, she's pretty cool.
One question: The glasses don't disturb your perception of the colors?
Yes, a bit. But color is in relation to its value and its temperature
@@santocesart Interesting! Thank you for share you knowledge.
Hugs a big fan of yours.
has videos en español o por lo menos subtitulados nos interesan tus videos a los latinos por favor
how you make liveing with art or how u buy your art
UFO at 4.20.
If you break art, it's no longer art. The "individualism" of today's art more closely adheres to an agenda (political) than that of the past. Institutional art today is as much a slave to ideology as it was under Nazism and Communism. The Modern Art movement was a slave to the USA Cold War political agenda, a fact that has been known for over 20 years now.
www.independent.co.uk/news/world/modern-art-was-cia-weapon-1578808.html
Your own work I think, would be included in a parallel, alt-art world of figurative art that is a "counter" movement to the institutional (universities, museums, government) sanctioned art. Modern Art has reached its final empty, hollow, nihilistic end. It no longer has depth or meaning, thus no longer speak to people, and thus they seek creative nourishment elsewhere.
As Odd Nerdrum put it in his most recent video, Modern Art thesis dictates that anything of the past century is out of date, thus Modern Art is now out of date. It's time for something else that enriches peoples lives and gives meaning.
th-cam.com/video/EcjVXBXn7b4/w-d-xo.html
historian ? it doesnt matter anymore its and on going story everything goes
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Hippies?
Do you really believe Pollack has anything to do with art ? Come on now