Hi Chris - first and foremost, thank you. Loved this one... because it really got me thinking. When you first put the white frame over the very colourful piece, I nthought - hey - wow. And then you went and covered it all up with white! And I thought Wow, but with a different voice in my head. I would love to know the thoughts that go through an artist's head at that moment - I thought it looked so great all colourful.
Hey Emmanuel! That is a great question that I'm not sure I can answer. Looking back at that stage now, I wonder the same thing. I especially like the last orientation when I put the mat on. I think what was going through my head at that point was that it felt too cluttered and busy. Obviously, one of the downsides to doing such a quick painting is not allowing yourself the time to stop painting and just look at it. It's easy enough to do if you remember. Thanks for the question!
Oh my goodness this turned out fabulous. Love the color combo. Love the black and white striped tissue. Loved seeing your process. I’m heading out to the studio feeling very very inspired. Thank you!! Liked and started following!❤
I love these Chris. Keep them coming! The layering is incredible and the finished piece was a bit of a surprise - a good one, but didn't see it going that way. Thank you for taking the time to share - it's genuinely appreciated AND inspiring.
Hey D C! Thank you! To be honest, I didn't see the finished piece going that way either. That's one of the things about painting that I love - all of the surprises. 😀
I keep scrap pieces of paper, junk mail, shopping bags, envelopes and magazine pages which I deem interesting and with the left over palette paint, or just mucking about with my pencils, crayons and markers, I create little greeting cards, tiny abstract works and sketchbook pieces such as yours. It's fun to do and I try not to allow my brain to tell me what I do, so I often close my eyes and let 'er rip. LOL. Tks for sharing yours..it reminds me a bit of Kandinsky's style. Cheers from sunny FL :)
Thanks, Robina! I literally just got done filming a video where I made collage paper with homemade stamps on junk mail envelopes. Great minds... Thanks for the feedback!
Love it! I’m wild about loose abstracts and layers layers layers! Congratulations you have just become an instructor in my TH-cam I Want to Paint Like That … a personal journey Course. I plan on graduating never…lol
From The minute 5:20 to 5:44 I love it, i dont kkow why u wasn't happy, although it finished good, but it was very expresive, and explosive and I like it, although the final was shy but delicate, just with a fine delicate touch of color very elegant really good too, love it .
You are the second person to mention that to me. My goal on this piece was to create a little chaos on the page, then to calm it down. I find that in most of my videos I have several places where I could have stopped and left it alone. Thank you for all of the feedback. I enjoy hearing your thoughts.
That is a dynamic tutorial - thank you! I shall strive to keep going through my "unhappy" bits in the hope that something exciting emerges. Have to ask, what is the yellow hue you are using? It is very intense and the resulting greens when bumped into the ultra. bl. are somewhat acidic. During your process, I really dislike it (with all due respect) but in the end, it contributes essentially to the beautiful outcome.
Thanks, Ann! That was cadmium yellow deep hue - almost has a rich egg yolk color. I agree, it does not look great when washed over the blue, but when mixed properly the green they create is much more pleasant.
@@chrisloudart So kind to answer my ? Chris. Must be my computer because I regularly use cad. ylw. m. although cheap brands which are probably not highly pigmented. Anyway, it's the end result that counts, right!
@@annrubino6252 I don't think it was your computer, because it doesn't look very good on mine either when I rewatch. Might have been my lighting. Yep, I agree, it all worked out in the end.
I like it too before u put the white paint, is difilicult when are strong colors, I make a pick and it looks great. Although the end of u painting is wonderful too. I like all of it, before the white and w the white.
@@chrisloudart my dad was an artist too, sold his paintings in NY city and he told me that when u feel satisfied once should stop, even 1 miny line can make us feel we have destroy our feeling. He always said it's very important to know when to stop. But it happens to all of us. I just had to told myself it's time to stop, anyway is 2am here in Spain 😉
Yeah fortunately I have a lot of his paintings, I have mostly his miniature paintings, and all his slideshow, I don't know how to show some yo u. U will like them, I have never seen anything like his collages. I would like u opinion, that will be nice
Hi Chris, I cannot thank you enough for your fabulous videos! You never fail to inspire and educate me. Much love and peace from London UK ❤🎉
Hey Kari! Your message made my day, thank you! I really appreciate your kind words, it means a lot to me 😊
I didn't expect the end!! But l like it, came up very nicely
Thank you! I'm so glad you like it😊
Hi Chris - first and foremost, thank you. Loved this one... because it really got me thinking. When you first put the white frame over the very colourful piece, I nthought - hey - wow. And then you went and covered it all up with white! And I thought Wow, but with a different voice in my head. I would love to know the thoughts that go through an artist's head at that moment - I thought it looked so great all colourful.
Hey Emmanuel! That is a great question that I'm not sure I can answer. Looking back at that stage now, I wonder the same thing. I especially like the last orientation when I put the mat on. I think what was going through my head at that point was that it felt too cluttered and busy. Obviously, one of the downsides to doing such a quick painting is not allowing yourself the time to stop painting and just look at it. It's easy enough to do if you remember. Thanks for the question!
@@chrisloudart And thank you for taking the time to answer. On we go with fun with art. My abstracts are always too cluttered.
Oh my goodness this turned out fabulous. Love the color combo. Love the black and white striped tissue. Loved seeing your process. I’m heading out to the studio feeling very very inspired. Thank you!! Liked and started following!❤
Thank you so much, Lori! Have a wonderful time creating!!!
I love these Chris. Keep them coming! The layering is incredible and the finished piece was a bit of a surprise - a good one, but didn't see it going that way. Thank you for taking the time to share - it's genuinely appreciated AND inspiring.
Hey D C! Thank you! To be honest, I didn't see the finished piece going that way either. That's one of the things about painting that I love - all of the surprises. 😀
Love this Chris. Thank you for your shorts videos I am learning some great techniques from you x
Thank you so much! 😊
Love this! One of my goals is to become more comfortable with loose abstract! Love the layers and style 💜
Thank you so much! It took me a little while to get comfortable with it, but once I got there...so much fun. You got this!
I keep scrap pieces of paper, junk mail, shopping bags, envelopes and magazine pages which I deem interesting and with the left over palette paint, or just mucking about with my pencils, crayons and markers, I create little greeting cards, tiny abstract works and sketchbook pieces such as yours. It's fun to do and I try not to allow my brain to tell me what I do, so I often close my eyes and let 'er rip. LOL. Tks for sharing yours..it reminds me a bit of Kandinsky's style. Cheers from sunny FL :)
Thanks, Robina! I literally just got done filming a video where I made collage paper with homemade stamps on junk mail envelopes. Great minds...
Thanks for the feedback!
It's great! Most of my leftover paint is used on 4"x4" paper which sometimes get glued into a "journal".
Thanks, Peggy! Great idea! I'm going to give that a try. 😊
Love love love this! Sensational work!
Thank you so much, Chris!
Love it! I’m wild about loose abstracts and layers layers layers! Congratulations you have just become an instructor in my TH-cam I Want to Paint Like That … a personal journey Course. I plan on graduating never…lol
Thanks SWL! Haha, cheers to never graduating! I think we're on the same art education plan.
@@chrisloudart I think you are in the masters program
I like this method of laying down a lot and then adding the layer of white.
Thanks, Denise! It definitely gives you lots of options.
Love it❤ This is a big inspiring for me!
Thanks, Ann!
Very nice composition 👏👏👏
Thanks, Priscilla!
Love it!
Thanks, Sophie!
I love watching your abstract process. Very cool and inspiring.
Thank you so much!
From The minute 5:20 to 5:44 I love it, i dont kkow why u wasn't happy, although it finished good, but it was very expresive, and explosive and I like it, although the final was shy but delicate, just with a fine delicate touch of color very elegant really good too, love it .
You are the second person to mention that to me. My goal on this piece was to create a little chaos on the page, then to calm it down. I find that in most of my videos I have several places where I could have stopped and left it alone. Thank you for all of the feedback. I enjoy hearing your thoughts.
That is a dynamic tutorial - thank you! I shall strive to keep going through my "unhappy" bits in the hope that something exciting emerges. Have to ask, what is the yellow hue you are using? It is very intense and the resulting greens when bumped into the ultra. bl. are somewhat acidic. During your process, I really dislike it (with all due respect) but in the end, it contributes essentially to the beautiful outcome.
Thanks, Ann! That was cadmium yellow deep hue - almost has a rich egg yolk color. I agree, it does not look great when washed over the blue, but when mixed properly the green they create is much more pleasant.
@@chrisloudart So kind to answer my ? Chris. Must be my computer because I regularly use cad. ylw. m. although cheap brands which are probably not highly pigmented. Anyway, it's the end result that counts, right!
@@annrubino6252 I don't think it was your computer, because it doesn't look very good on mine either when I rewatch. Might have been my lighting. Yep, I agree, it all worked out in the end.
I like it too before u put the white paint, is difilicult when are strong colors, I make a pick and it looks great. Although the end of u painting is wonderful too. I like all of it, before the white and w the white.
Thanks, Maria! It's sometimes difficult to decide whether to stop painting or keep going. I tend to keep going 😊
@@chrisloudart my dad was an artist too, sold his paintings in NY city and he told me that when u feel satisfied once should stop, even 1 miny line can make us feel we have destroy our feeling. He always said it's very important to know when to stop. But it happens to all of us. I just had to told myself it's time to stop, anyway is 2am here in Spain 😉
Your dad has very good advice! Do you still have some of his artwork?
Yeah fortunately I have a lot of his paintings, I have mostly his miniature paintings, and all his slideshow, I don't know how to show some yo u. U will like them, I have never seen anything like his collages. I would like u opinion, that will be nice
@@mariaisabelgarciavazquez9675 That's wonderful! Can you post some on Instagram or some social media? I'd love to see them
I use paper pallet. When dry it makes collage material.
Hey Linda! I've recently been using paper pallets a little more often with the same thought. You can get some wonderful collage paper from those!❤️
Superbe ❤❤❤
Merci, Martine!
Very cool!👍
Thanks, Vivian!
Great work Chris👍
What is the fine tip
Applicator you're using ?
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