As an artist I like to remember the phrase “Create to express, not impress.” Of course we want others to enjoy our art, but not everyone will and I never want to lose the delicious happiness of creating.
DreamingCatStudio just yesterday i watched a video about Picasso being filmed while drawing... you can imagine the comments mostly of them not even knowing that phrase
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what im confused about is people saying this girl has no technical skill....when its obvious that she has mastered life drawing, a commitment to line (which is a lot harder than it looks), color theory, etc. and has developed a consistent and marketable aesthetic. as a painting major who tends to paint and draw realistically, realism isnt the only art style, guys. i really feel like people's perception of art is so plagued by "oh this person is able to make a perfect copy of this thing that exists in life. that means it's creative and good." and to be fair, hyperrealistic art can be artistic and meaningful, but a lot of the times, realism can be a debilitating crutch that doesn't allow you to actually create meaningful and creative concepts behind your work. so im really just begging yall, please expand your artistic horizons beyond fkn bob ross (love him tho
so true! there are so many artists out there who have styles that are less conventional, but actually have very strong foundation in realism! for example, marc quinn, his sculptures are very unique (composition and medium wise), and his earlier paintings are incredible.
E. Lin She gets paid for making the art she wants to make, which is the goal of most artists. You can draw the most realistic drawing on earth, but that doesn’t mean someone is going pay you a lot of money for it.
@@e-cuauhtemoc "It took me 4 years to paint like a Rapheal but a lifetime to paint like a child" P. Picasso. People who leave comments like yours don't know anything about art.
@sillysighben mushroomz lmfao who do you think you are to say what's art and what isn't. Pure ego, and I bet you can't back it up.. Shitty artists have nothing but opinions
J W while I agree with you, this is not skill. Ofc skill does not mean realism but this art just isn’t that great in general if I’m being honest with you bro. Also photographs don’t capture authentic light, even the best of cameras can’t that’s why life like painting is still even relevant, but I agree life like painting and drawing is boring
I feel totally jealous and sad at the same time.. I love her innocent work.. and I don't know what stops me to paint everyday when I love it so much.. why don't I paint everyday.. why do I judge my own work and feel disappointed after creating something
because supplies are pricy. if it was all for free or if we were rich, wouldn't you think we'd draw freely? without feeling like you have to create something wonderful, otherwise its a waste?
Simple... you are merely blocking yourself. Just start doing something, and don’t stop, just move on to the next, the next, the next etc, just stop stopping yourself. No more dreaming, just keep doing.
@Carmen well i dont think so, maybe she is capable to take care of herself , have you seen her colab with gucci - she must have got a lot of money from that
Lovely to see her sketches and illustrations hung up on the wall. I'd much rather see those glimpses into expressive and spontaneous illustrations than one hyperrealistic oil painting that might as well be a printed out photo. Appreciating one style of art doen't mean it is the only valid one. Artists are not only "good " after they master hyperrealistic oil painting or whatever people assume to be the height of artistic abilities. A lot of times the biggest Part of an Artwork is the intention behind it. i'd encourage everyone who judges her artwork to spend a few weeks filling up sketchbooks and exploring work like this and see what you learn about it . just because you don't like something doesn't mean it's bad . ;)
Warhol and Matisse were both groundbreaking artists. She is not. They also had excellent draughtsmanship. She does not. Your comment is idiotic and ill informed.
Maria I don’t think he’s particularly bitter I just think he’s stating a genuine point, the art that those 2 created were innovative because nobody had ever drawn art like that, she on the other hand is not innovative and is instead copying those styles which don’t get me wrong is not bad, and I like her a art a little but she’s not a genius
o how i love those people who don't care about art at all say: ''i could do that'', or ''my little sister makes better art''. Well maybe you can do that, or maybe your little sister does make ''better'' art. That doesn't matter at all, it's something that she loves to make, and is beautiful to her, and a lot of others. Some artists have immaculate technical skill and still choose to do simple line works and colors because it brings them joy. Art isn't just hyper realism, to be quite frank, a lot of people that are in the art world, respect abstract art way more then hyper realism. It shows you bring your own mind and put your own soul and heart in these works. Hyper realism is so impressive but basically just copying a photo. Don't waste your breath on that argument about how your little sister can do that. It doesn't impress the artist at all.
I love this, I love the simplicity and the freedom. Sometimes it gets kind of... claustrophobic, in a way, to try to paint and draw in a realistic way or following all the anatomy rules. It's nice to go back to our early days of childhood when drawing was exciting, free and not stressing. Sometimes I find myself stressed over the perfect line and I stop enjoying the making process. This is beautiful.
Y'all think that Gucci just randomly discovered her? lol. She's obviously from some hoity toity family. Must be nice to be rich and not have to actually work
Not sure why people are being so harsh. She actually has skill behind the illustrative style shes decided for herself. Her images are simple but they aren't as "naive" as people seem to think they are. Its clear that she has made stylistic choices. Not that she just makes messes and hopes for the best. The work in the video is pretty consistent and the characters are solid. It actually shows that she has figure and head drawing knowledge. Shes an illustrator. Not a realist painter. I mean, you dont judge designs in a magazine or book by comparing it to an old masters painting.
Loving the art discourse in this comment section lmao. But hey, i think her work is beautiful. She obviously has a strong understanding of the fundamentals underneath all of the lovely expression in her art!
Oedipus At Colonus yes I really think she actually does. Look at her drawings of people. Some of them are more abstract, yes, but others show clear attention to proportion and reality, a fundamental skill. She can draw faces from different angles while keeping them accurate, something that no one without knowledge of the fundamentals can do consistently. She also talks about her use of color and the video shows color schemes that she has arranged. Looking at her works you can see how the colors work together and are pleasing to the eyeballs :) don’t fret, you don’t personally have to like her art, that’s fine. BUT she isn’t as unskilled as many people in this comment section are saying.
the people who are bitter in the comments and say she is not good: clearly you dont know anything about art, a trained eye can see the knowledge in her lines.
That sounds very much like… the emporer’s new clothes. You have to be ‘trained’ to see the beauty… no, art should be able to be appreciated despite anyone’s ‘training’. If only ‘uneducated’ people dislike her art, then maybe they have a point - just like only the ‘stupid commoners’ saw that the emperor had no clothes on.
Than u all who are saying She's bad doesnt really know wat artist means or either you guys are brainwashed by other people pretty work Art isn't about pretty Its about expressing oneself And there is no limitation behind it , neither any theory, nor any skill and probably not others opinion of pretty art And for you guys to know this , you guys have to become an artist first and a brainwashed robot later
Seeing this woman making what I would qualify as naïve art (but art nonetheless) and being so confident about it really inspires me to pursue my own path. It's been decades that I want to draw, paint and even sculpt but I always thought I wasn't "good" and "talented" enough, when in fact the key seems to simply be finding your own style. Thank you for the lesson, Isabella.
So in other words if we dig deeper she is just the daughter of someone influential and got this gig.... there is wayyy more talented girls but don’t have the connections. Sad but true.
Look let us just agree that she is creating something new, hazy but her hazy, learn to appreciate new artforms, do you think Picasso with his cubism was appreciated at start? So stop being a art critic
@@theawantikamishranot sure about that comparison since artworks of Picasso in cubism required good technical skills both to have a good vision of the final piece and to render it out. I guess you are right to say some art is not appreciated at the beginning. Personally, I'm not a fan of what she showed in the video.
She clearly explains the reasons behind her art style, her fascination withe the sketches sculptors, painters, etc. make before moving onto to the final piece. Her style is really beautiful and captures that feeling of the initial idea and commits to that line in a really confident and intriguing way.
I love the colours and the movement in her artwork. I am very fond of bright splashes of colour and not much muted tones so these are lovely. The line drawing of the lady she saw in the street was full of character and immediately made me wonder about who she is and her life. I love that she has taken the old school and turned into modern whimsical art. Art is about appreciating the beauty in all things, even if it doesn't seem to follow the rules of realism and art. It follows its own rules and lives in a world of its own.
To the people being an art critic, Creating a new art form and believing in it is hard, Those who are saying this looks 5 year old did it, Yes, may be and that is the point here, Like many of the paintings you look at those perfect people never existed as such, appreciate the realism And those saying many of the talented artists are being ignored Look will you like to see, movies based on a love story a 100 times, or will you like to see variation in story ? These art forms are like that, talent isn't the main thing here new way to see things is Picasso when start to create cubism was criticised Van Gogh died in poverty turning slightly delusional because his art form was considered bizzare as it was different from art being created at his time, So unless you go and dig up old stories, don't become an art critic, please accept the humble request
Awantika Mishra yes but he was accepted for already proving his understandable of anatomy and tones and the other fundamentals. You can criticise whatever you want because art is subjective, if you dont like it you dont like it. From a personal view she has put far less effort into art studies than artists like John Sweeney or simon Stålenhag and is on the same level because its traditional. Theres a difference between creating a style and lazy art. The difference is the ability of the artist and understanding if you refuse to learn the fundamentals its not a style
I mean, the technical skill and expression are on point, so neither I nor anyone else should blast her for that. But it's also okay not to like her art. I think she brings out the child inside of her by creating these strokes with only expression in mind. I forget, but a great artist once said we musn't lose this child we all have inside in the expectations of society... Anyways, like it or not, she does excellent works of art.
All the talentless people in the comments trying to justify the lack of skill of this girl. She is more selling a lifestyle than producting real artworks. But people like accessible stuffs for them . And it's not abour hyper realism and shit like this. Many great masters/artist don't make realistic stuffs ,but they create things with way more creativity . She is basically just a kid who decided to draw everyday .no artistry in there......
Art isn't about whether it's "good" or not. It doesn't have to complex techniques or in-depth understanding of colour theory or any kind of background study involved. It's really much more about appreciation and personal taste. There will always be art you love and art you don't. What is art really? It's whatever people want it to be. Just because something is simple, it doesn't make it any less beautiful. As long as the artist is happy with their work, nothing else matters really.
For all the naysayers in these comments, Isabella's work is worthy of a second look. It is full of energy and like all art makes you ask questions. Hyper-realism, in my view, is not art at all; it is a technique that can be learned over time and repeated over and over again. But Isabella's work is art in that it makes you see not what is on the paper or the canvas, but what is in your soul; it holds a mirror up to your being and says 'take what you see and use that to reflect your view of the world'. She does this so well through the use of physical and facial expression which is fabulous. In some ways she reminds me of a young Maggie Hambling.
Hear me out! How do I learn to like this kind of art?! Genuinely curious how is this more valuabre than, let's say, hiper realism. Edit: Please. I don't want to be "bad".
realism is something anyone can learn. This, what she is doing is through instinct, no one can teach you this. It's expressive freedom, and because it's harder to master, it's more in demand.
"Very kind of like" ... I think we must STOP using this dreadful means-nothing-dilutes-whatever-you-are-saying phrase. The moment I hear it, I stop hearing anything else. This is not a criticism of Isabelle Cotier. It is a criticism of our present general UNCONSCIOUSNESS. Nearly EVERYONE does it. I'm impressed by this young woman's work (and her demeanour).
You have done a Collaboration with Gucci? ha ha ha - are you serious?..................so it's about money, wealth and privilege - not actual skill or dare I say "real talent" I am also assuming your family are one of Gucci's best customers. I do not know what Planet House & Gardens are living on. It's so ridiculous!!!!!!!
What happened to respecting each others’ art? If people like it enough to show it with Gucci then there must be something to it. It may not be Da Vinci or Picasso level but who cares? She does what she likes and if other people, no matter how few, appreciate it, who are we to judge? If pretty rich and well-connected does art we all say they’re just riding on the coattails of their parents. If someone with no connections and money does art we praise them for pursuing their passion. Not all art needs to be hyperrealistic or should have a specific message. She explores color and bold confident lines, portraits and figures and snapshots of real life she observes. It may not be MY favorite style, but I’m far from belittling some other person’s creation just because of their background. They’re even free! What is with all the bitterness.
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Reading a lot of comments I saw people talking bout that art isn't just hyper realism etc etc I feel like art is when the lines are bold and confident, be it any art style and that it captures ur perspective of what u see when u see a table or any scenery of any sorts. Art is a representation of what is of value to you in the scenery...what stands out for you. It could be the minute details or the the bold lines and boundaries or some sort of expression etc. I really think we should stop making claims on what is art and what it isn't. Maybe u yourself would relate to some other art style some other day...it's just a matter of how u see it. Maybe. My thought.
I know art is more than hyperrealistic stuff and drawing skills, and I'm sure she's expresing herself through those vibrant colours and shivering lines, but her art sucks. Really. Just my opinion.
anyone who is genuinely bowled over by the level of talent in this video I highly recommend that you go to any life drawing class in your local area. you will see about half the class draw at this level.
I like the way she capture the feeling and atmosphère and with no complicated brushstrokes the color and composition.the talent is always présent in her work.voilà l’artistique
It's supremely edifying to see an artist that is not cocksure about they're being an artist, but rather a confidence in the vision, the discovery of new things. So many artists unfortunately have their reputation as part of the cult of personality rather than in the lost tradition of art as a window into the imagination and not a mirror reflecting one's ego.
I really want to know what qualifications the critics in the comment section have to allow themselves to shit confidently on this girls' drawing style. She has an amazing understanding of color schemes and form, and it's apparant that she studied art academicly but eventually came up with the style she feels most comfortable in. And even if she didn't study art professionaly, what's wrong with that? What's wrong with people doing what they love and getting credit for it? Art is supposed to be fun and allow expressive freedom, not a gated community only for the artist that you consider "real artists". Get over yourselves, let people live.
I've been an artist fulltime for 30 years. Have exhibited at many of the worlds top galleries museums and festivals including Art Basel, documenta, and the Venice biennale. You are completely wrong. This girl seems nice but she doesn't have talent.
IMO many of these comments "shes a bad artist" is due to her art being highly reductive. Lots of those sketches on the wall are studies of paintings (nothing wrong with that, just kind of weird presenting it without context, that will lead people to believe it was her own idea). Feels like she opened up a mattisse art book and went, "okay, ill just do that." I don't think she lacks skill, maybe lacks originality. Its freaking hard to come up with something new! I don't envy fine artists for this exact reason. There's a huge precedent of making yourself sound like something new, fresh, somehow a commentary. I'm in the commercial sphere, and i even when i start talking about art it sounds pretentious AF, so i get it. She's inflating her process to be this intangible artsy thing, I'd respect her a lot more if she was just like "yeah, noticed those big fashion houses are super into chagall and mattisse every five years or so, I hopped on the gravy train. now I wear gucci sweaters and get that paper."
haven't read the comments specifically saying this, i'm assuming they've gotten buried, but - people are saying she doesn't have technical skill!? LOLOLOL. those people have no fucking clue what they're talking about. i've studied and practiced art and drawing for years - decades - with an interest in abstraction but also a deep appreciation for and practice in the basics like life drawing, which i guess is the "realism" some people here claim she isn't capable of. to all the folks saying or thinking that: here's the thing. to be able to have such a loose, confident, yet expressive line like hers, that captures the essence of the people and scenes she's depicting - that's the result of / based in years of developing technical skill. and frankly if you think otherwise, you just don't know what you're talking about. same thing with her use of color. the sophistication, energy, and confidence in her color choices and combinations - that comes from years of close study of color, how color occurs in the real world, of color theory, etc. i aspire to be as skilled in my work as someone like her. to me she clearly is someone who has a grounding in solid technical skills but from that has developed a style that is completely, uniquely her own. and that's what art is all about. learning the rules, knowing them so well, that you can "break" them and still make beautiful things.
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yeah going off what other ppl are saying, she clearly is way beyond the stage of rendering realistic forms. she grew up in Florence and London, you don't think she wasn't drilled on being able to draw technically well? she's past that phase and going into the unmarked territory of creative interpretation. that's why studios reach out to her and not you lol.
I mean all of you know shit about art..She's quite good at drawing but that's it..but remember the universe is vast and so is number of art expressions and this is just so limited.
...so much could be said here. But I'll tell you something undeniable. If she were to be a third world country artist with that style, she wod be considered a third world country artist with third world country art ;).
...so much could be said here. But I'll tell you something undeniable. If she were to be a third world country artist with that style, she wod be considered a third world country artist with third world country art ;).
As the daughter of two fairly commercially and creatively successful illustrators, I'd say her work is charmingly naive, but I know my father would suggest more practice for nailing the details. I'd guess that there is not much detail in the images because the skill and confidence in rendering isn't there
If you like her I bet you like Basquiat too No judging I just dont understand it, or how it can go for millions Its usually because people are willing to pay so much for things that obviously aren't hard to make yourself The artists name or their connections Sorry but hyper realism or surrealism (Dali, Michelangelo) takes a different caliber of talent in my opinion
Yet so simple, but sublime. The mix of color reminds me of the latency of Van Gogh. The work is impressionism of the classics. Not to tardy on the scene, there is relevance again for pastels and the quick hand of God. Never forget that artistic gifts come from inspiration who is just a muse. The channel for Isabella Cotier returns the basics of Sesame Street meets Bob's Burgers.....Oh so rudimentary, but aglow with real shazam.
there are several instances where this should work really well I think... but formatting is a great welcoming agent.. jessica hische did show cards for 'moonrise kingdom'.. for example watch her github item to find out more...
What I like about this day and age is that we Artist are not governed by rich people's wants and impressions of what is good and not good? A perfect photographic picture using paint is of course a wonderful achievement. I have and you probably have seen special needs artists completing that task in half the time? The outcome of individuals' art is what they see in their mental photography displayed on canvas or paper. What they see and what is right to them in what they feel is the finished product. It's easy to look at someone's work and say, the shadowing is wrong. What I am saying is, in my case if I do something that I feel is outstanding , I blame it on the creator giving me guidance on how it's done. This young lady is achieving something I haven't got to yet? Satisfaction God bless her.
As an artist I like to remember the phrase “Create to express, not impress.” Of course we want others to enjoy our art, but not everyone will and I never want to lose the delicious happiness of creating.
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In that way is better to treat art as a hobby
DreamingCatStudio just yesterday i watched a video about Picasso being filmed while drawing... you can imagine the comments mostly of them not even knowing that phrase
Impressionism has left the chat(???)
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what im confused about is people saying this girl has no technical skill....when its obvious that she has mastered life drawing, a commitment to line (which is a lot harder than it looks), color theory, etc. and has developed a consistent and marketable aesthetic. as a painting major who tends to paint and draw realistically, realism isnt the only art style, guys. i really feel like people's perception of art is so plagued by "oh this person is able to make a perfect copy of this thing that exists in life. that means it's creative and good." and to be fair, hyperrealistic art can be artistic and meaningful, but a lot of the times, realism can be a debilitating crutch that doesn't allow you to actually create meaningful and creative concepts behind your work. so im really just begging yall, please expand your artistic horizons beyond fkn bob ross (love him tho
lanie true!!
Thank you for saying this.
so true! there are so many artists out there who have styles that are less conventional, but actually have very strong foundation in realism! for example, marc quinn, his sculptures are very unique (composition and medium wise), and his earlier paintings are incredible.
I don’t want to say anything on this
Exactly. I feel like the people saying that are just stuck on anime or pure realism 😐
What's with all the bitterness in the comments. There's more to art than hyper-realism.
No, but realism requires a LOT more skill and talent. She's a one trick pony. Pass!
E. Lin She gets paid for making the art she wants to make, which is the goal of most artists. You can draw the most realistic drawing on earth, but that doesn’t mean someone is going pay you a lot of money for it.
@@e-cuauhtemoc "It took me 4 years to paint like a Rapheal but a lifetime to paint like a child" P. Picasso. People who leave comments like yours don't know anything about art.
@sillysighben mushroomz lmfao who do you think you are to say what's art and what isn't. Pure ego, and I bet you can't back it up.. Shitty artists have nothing but opinions
Perhaps because she’s obviously very privileged.
ppl dont know the difference between technical art and skill and other art movements. Not everything has to be lifelike to be considered good art.
Life like art is boring. If people want photo realism why not just take a photo. Plebs think skill = realism. Which is simply not true.
True. But, still, her art is poor, because she has no talent
J W while I agree with you, this is not skill. Ofc skill does not mean realism but this art just isn’t that great in general if I’m being honest with you bro. Also photographs don’t capture authentic light, even the best of cameras can’t that’s why life like painting is still even relevant, but I agree life like painting and drawing is boring
@@phunkface plebs ?
@@judemarino8914 what is not great for you is for others.
I feel totally jealous and sad at the same time.. I love her innocent work.. and I don't know what stops me to paint everyday when I love it so much.. why don't I paint everyday.. why do I judge my own work and feel disappointed after creating something
because supplies are pricy. if it was all for free or if we were rich, wouldn't you think we'd draw freely? without feeling like you have to create something wonderful, otherwise its a waste?
Same!!! I overthink my context and think I don’t have the skill level so I don’t even try!
Simple... you are merely blocking yourself. Just start doing something, and don’t stop, just move on to the next, the next, the next etc, just stop stopping yourself. No more dreaming, just keep doing.
@@Manvir. Naaah, It's about self judgement and low self-esteem
Can feel you
She looks to have a peace of mind being engaged in something which is soothing for her.
@Carmen well i dont think so, maybe she is capable to take care of herself , have you seen her colab with gucci - she must have got a lot of money from that
Lovely to see her sketches and illustrations hung up on the wall. I'd much rather see those glimpses into expressive and spontaneous illustrations than one hyperrealistic oil painting that might as well be a printed out photo. Appreciating one style of art doen't mean it is the only valid one. Artists are not only "good " after they master hyperrealistic oil painting or whatever people assume to be the height of artistic abilities. A lot of times the biggest Part of an Artwork is the intention behind it. i'd encourage everyone who judges her artwork to spend a few weeks filling up sketchbooks and exploring work like this and see what you learn about it . just because you don't like something doesn't mean it's bad . ;)
Lol, I bet the people that are making fun of her think that warhol and matisse are GeEniusS. Double standards smh
Exactly! I bet that if they were alive back then they'd hate their art and call it pretentious. People just loveee to hate
Warhol and Matisse were both groundbreaking artists. She is not. They also had excellent draughtsmanship. She does not. Your comment is idiotic and ill informed.
Maria I don’t think he’s particularly bitter I just think he’s stating a genuine point, the art that those 2 created were innovative because nobody had ever drawn art like that, she on the other hand is not innovative and is instead copying those styles which don’t get me wrong is not bad, and I like her a art a little but she’s not a genius
@@judemarino8914 she's an illustrator.
She is Trash
o how i love those people who don't care about art at all say: ''i could do that'', or ''my little sister makes better art''. Well maybe you can do that, or maybe your little sister does make ''better'' art. That doesn't matter at all, it's something that she loves to make, and is beautiful to her, and a lot of others. Some artists have immaculate technical skill and still choose to do simple line works and colors because it brings them joy. Art isn't just hyper realism, to be quite frank, a lot of people that are in the art world, respect abstract art way more then hyper realism. It shows you bring your own mind and put your own soul and heart in these works. Hyper realism is so impressive but basically just copying a photo. Don't waste your breath on that argument about how your little sister can do that. It doesn't impress the artist at all.
They say that but that can’t and they won’t “do that”. They’re just being negative.
I love this, I love the simplicity and the freedom. Sometimes it gets kind of... claustrophobic, in a way, to try to paint and draw in a realistic way or following all the anatomy rules. It's nice to go back to our early days of childhood when drawing was exciting, free and not stressing. Sometimes I find myself stressed over the perfect line and I stop enjoying the making process. This is beautiful.
Y'all think that Gucci just randomly discovered her? lol. She's obviously from some hoity toity family. Must be nice to be rich and not have to actually work
Not sure why people are being so harsh. She actually has skill behind the illustrative style shes decided for herself. Her images are simple but they aren't as "naive" as people seem to think they are. Its clear that she has made stylistic choices. Not that she just makes messes and hopes for the best. The work in the video is pretty consistent and the characters are solid. It actually shows that she has figure and head drawing knowledge.
Shes an illustrator. Not a realist painter. I mean, you dont judge designs in a magazine or book by comparing it to an old masters painting.
Her style kinda remaind me to Egon Schiele
People are harsh because her work is expressive and free. It reminds them of how trapped they are.
Wow I love her art. It’s really beautiful and I love she captures humans
Loving the art discourse in this comment section lmao. But hey, i think her work is beautiful. She obviously has a strong understanding of the fundamentals underneath all of the lovely expression in her art!
No, thats the problem, she doesnt
Oedipus At Colonus yes I really think she actually does. Look at her drawings of people. Some of them are more abstract, yes, but others show clear attention to proportion and reality, a fundamental skill. She can draw faces from different angles while keeping them accurate, something that no one without knowledge of the fundamentals can do consistently. She also talks about her use of color and the video shows color schemes that she has arranged. Looking at her works you can see how the colors work together and are pleasing to the eyeballs :) don’t fret, you don’t personally have to like her art, that’s fine. BUT she isn’t as unskilled as many people in this comment section are saying.
@@scoobit she doesn't , she draw like a kid without any accuracy
@@bernardtapie1092 that's the goddamn point, genius.
@@carashellac406 Post your portfolio, I'd love to pick apart your work
I like her style of drawing with simple line. That could add into dress and design works 👗😍
I went to art school, I now have a job working in road construction; what the heck happened?
No, u are actually drawing roads😁a specialization👍
What bothered me wasn't her drawings....it was the fact that she wore shoes on the couch. xD
Came here to say this. Thank you
She has her own style, it’s just not for me.
the people who are bitter in the comments and say she is not good: clearly you dont know anything about art, a trained eye can see the knowledge in her lines.
you don't need a trained eye to identify garbage
@@otherpeople8903 whatever my friend
That sounds very much like… the emporer’s new clothes. You have to be ‘trained’ to see the beauty… no, art should be able to be appreciated despite anyone’s ‘training’. If only ‘uneducated’ people dislike her art, then maybe they have a point - just like only the ‘stupid commoners’ saw that the emperor had no clothes on.
She’s a really good what’s wrong with you , you are not artists and it shows
I am and I could do this when I was 5 🙄 there’s no skill behind this
I am. Youre wrong
I like her art. It gives me a really colorful clean vibe. I wish I could convey proportions that well.
@Madison Hennessey (Student) lol gay
Than u all who are saying
She's bad doesnt really know wat artist means or either you guys are brainwashed by other people pretty work
Art isn't about pretty
Its about expressing oneself
And there is no limitation behind it , neither any theory, nor any skill and probably not others opinion of pretty art
And for you guys to know this , you guys have to become an artist first and a brainwashed robot later
Seeing this woman making what I would qualify as naïve art (but art nonetheless) and being so confident about it really inspires me to pursue my own path. It's been decades that I want to draw, paint and even sculpt but I always thought I wasn't "good" and "talented" enough, when in fact the key seems to simply be finding your own style. Thank you for the lesson, Isabella.
do it
do it and let me know please so I can see your art, I'm sure it's going to be interesting
So in other words if we dig deeper she is just the daughter of someone influential and got this gig.... there is wayyy more talented girls but don’t have the connections. Sad but true.
This makes so much sense. I was wondering how someone with such a mediocre and lazy art style could get this much exposure.
Look let us just agree that she is creating something new, hazy but her hazy, learn to appreciate new artforms, do you think Picasso with his cubism was appreciated at start?
So stop being a art critic
@@theawantikamishranot sure about that comparison since artworks of Picasso in cubism required good technical skills both to have a good vision of the final piece and to render it out. I guess you are right to say some art is not appreciated at the beginning. Personally, I'm not a fan of what she showed in the video.
who's her parents?
If it's lazy, she wouldn't have that much of paintings.
Bruh how can she talk sm abt her art.. 😭 if I was in an interview like this and they’d ask me questions abt my art I’d just b like IDK I JUST DRAW 😿😿
maybe you should spend more time thinking about and understanding what you're doing as opposed to just doing
i like her but gucci? damnnnn that's some gig 👏🏽
her style really lends itself to the kind of bold surreal style that gucci represents in the fashion industry and even beyond that
She clearly explains the reasons behind her art style, her fascination withe the sketches sculptors, painters, etc. make before moving onto to the final piece. Her style is really beautiful and captures that feeling of the initial idea and commits to that line in a really confident and intriguing way.
Beautiful art, freedom in frame! 🎨😍👏
I love the colours and the movement in her artwork. I am very fond of bright splashes of colour and not much muted tones so these are lovely. The line drawing of the lady she saw in the street was full of character and immediately made me wonder about who she is and her life. I love that she has taken the old school and turned into modern whimsical art. Art is about appreciating the beauty in all things, even if it doesn't seem to follow the rules of realism and art. It follows its own rules and lives in a world of its own.
To the people being an art critic,
Creating a new art form and believing in it is hard,
Those who are saying this looks 5 year old did it,
Yes, may be and that is the point here,
Like many of the paintings you look at those perfect people never existed as such, appreciate the realism
And those saying many of the talented artists are being ignored
Look will you like to see, movies based on a love story a 100 times, or will you like to see variation in story ?
These art forms are like that, talent isn't the main thing here new way to see things is
Picasso when start to create cubism was criticised
Van Gogh died in poverty turning slightly delusional because his art form was considered bizzare as it was different from art being created at his time,
So unless you go and dig up old stories, don't become an art critic, please accept the humble request
Awantika Mishra yes but he was accepted for already proving his understandable of anatomy and tones and the other fundamentals. You can criticise whatever you want because art is subjective, if you dont like it you dont like it. From a personal view she has put far less effort into art studies than artists like John Sweeney or simon Stålenhag and is on the same level because its traditional. Theres a difference between creating a style and lazy art. The difference is the ability of the artist and understanding if you refuse to learn the fundamentals its not a style
This is not new art form 🙄
I feel the energy of your art work and it’s inspiring. Love the power of color!
I mean, the technical skill and expression are on point, so neither I nor anyone else should blast her for that. But it's also okay not to like her art. I think she brings out the child inside of her by creating these strokes with only expression in mind. I forget, but a great artist once said we musn't lose this child we all have inside in the expectations of society... Anyways, like it or not, she does excellent works of art.
mediocracy celebrated
All the talentless people in the comments trying to justify the lack of skill of this girl.
She is more selling a lifestyle than producting real artworks.
But people like accessible stuffs for them .
And it's not abour hyper realism and shit like this.
Many great masters/artist don't make realistic stuffs ,but they create things with way more creativity .
She is basically just a kid who decided to draw everyday
.no artistry in there......
wow i love her art 😍
funny, my art school teaches kids that this style is 'not enough'. I feel scammed and I want my money back
The old lady she draw with a dog was really fun. (◕ˇ ◕✿) Greeting from Toronto
Love her loose and expressive lines. Something to aspire to.
Love her work, so colorful and cheerful , how good would having her work on the walls of your house!
Honestly I just feel bad for other artists I’ve come across and the kinda effort they put into their work.
it's juste different
Here drawings are really expressive of having well connected parents.
Lol right
Art isn't about whether it's "good" or not. It doesn't have to complex techniques or in-depth understanding of colour theory or any kind of background study involved.
It's really much more about appreciation and personal taste. There will always be art you love and art you don't.
What is art really? It's whatever people want it to be. Just because something is simple, it doesn't make it any less beautiful.
As long as the artist is happy with their work, nothing else matters really.
Just landed here after watching a video on Laurie Simmons and... no comment.
For all the naysayers in these comments, Isabella's work is worthy of a second look. It is full of energy and like all art makes you ask questions. Hyper-realism, in my view, is not art at all; it is a technique that can be learned over time and repeated over and over again. But Isabella's work is art in that it makes you see not what is on the paper or the canvas, but what is in your soul; it holds a mirror up to your being and says 'take what you see and use that to reflect your view of the world'. She does this so well through the use of physical and facial expression which is fabulous. In some ways she reminds me of a young Maggie Hambling.
Your artworks have so much character to them , they're amazing.
This is marketing.
Hear me out! How do I learn to like this kind of art?! Genuinely curious how is this more valuabre than, let's say, hiper realism.
Edit: Please. I don't want to be "bad".
realism is something anyone can learn. This, what she is doing is through instinct, no one can teach you this. It's expressive freedom, and because it's harder to master, it's more in demand.
Isabella, we absolutely adore you and your amazing art. Could we feature you on our TH-cam channel sometime?
"Very kind of like" ... I think we must STOP using this dreadful means-nothing-dilutes-whatever-you-are-saying phrase. The moment I hear it, I stop hearing anything else. This is not a criticism of Isabelle Cotier. It is a criticism of our present general UNCONSCIOUSNESS. Nearly EVERYONE does it.
I'm impressed by this young woman's work (and her demeanour).
i would love to browse through her sketchbooks... love how they're all lined up and dated on the shelves... dreamy little studio
NAPATISM... And only sweeeeeet comment, which are saying how rude are other commentators. Aha, nice try.
yall just jealous🙄
You have done a Collaboration with Gucci? ha ha ha - are you serious?..................so it's about money, wealth and privilege - not actual skill or dare I say "real talent" I am also assuming your family are one of Gucci's best customers. I do not know what Planet House & Gardens are living on. It's so ridiculous!!!!!!!
What happened to respecting each others’ art? If people like it enough to show it with Gucci then there must be something to it. It may not be Da Vinci or Picasso level but who cares? She does what she likes and if other people, no matter how few, appreciate it, who are we to judge? If pretty rich and well-connected does art we all say they’re just riding on the coattails of their parents. If someone with no connections and money does art we praise them for pursuing their passion. Not all art needs to be hyperrealistic or should have a specific message. She explores color and bold confident lines, portraits and figures and snapshots of real life she observes. It may not be MY favorite style, but I’m far from belittling some other person’s creation just because of their background. They’re even free! What is with all the bitterness.
I digitize photos y tweak them; I paint through digital medium y reprint them; I sketches y portraits in charcoal watercolor acrylic but I thought digital is cleaner; framing them is another thing to be created myself or recycle old frames; I like cutting out cool nature’s creatures y greeneries architectural idea even simple dried leaves y twigs y uprooted shrubs’ sun dried random find around my house…y I sing a lot y acoustic y electric play guitars ukuleles piano harmonicas keyboard with weighted keys…y loves to cook for my wife y an adult kid(:
Reading a lot of comments I saw people talking bout that art isn't just hyper realism etc etc
I feel like art is when the lines are bold and confident, be it any art style and that it captures ur perspective of what u see when u see a table or any scenery of any sorts. Art is a representation of what is of value to you in the scenery...what stands out for you. It could be the minute details or the the bold lines and boundaries or some sort of expression etc. I really think we should stop making claims on what is art and what it isn't. Maybe u yourself would relate to some other art style some other day...it's just a matter of how u see it. Maybe. My thought.
peoples that hate comment and dislike arent drawing and dont know what artist is
I know art is more than hyperrealistic stuff and drawing skills, and I'm sure she's expresing herself through those vibrant colours and shivering lines, but her art sucks. Really. Just my opinion.
anyone who is genuinely bowled over by the level of talent in this video I highly recommend that you go to any life drawing class in your local area. you will see about half the class draw at this level.
insane & inspiring, I love her turtleneck and this made me feel lots better in regard to my personal sketchbooks
This channel should have a subheading: 'Lifestyles of the monied'.
Tell me you have rich parents that allowed you to be an artist without saying you are...
I like the way she capture the feeling and atmosphère and with no complicated brushstrokes the color and composition.the talent is always présent in her work.voilà l’artistique
What a perfect harmony, Florence & London!! Inspirational!!
Its like a 3 year old kid scribbling some shit!! WTF?
It's supremely edifying to see an artist that is not cocksure about they're being an artist, but rather a confidence in the vision, the discovery of new things. So many artists unfortunately have their reputation as part of the cult of personality rather than in the lost tradition of art as a window into the imagination and not a mirror reflecting one's ego.
I really want to know what qualifications the critics in the comment section have to allow themselves to shit confidently on this girls' drawing style. She has an amazing understanding of color schemes and form, and it's apparant that she studied art academicly but eventually came up with the style she feels most comfortable in. And even if she didn't study art professionaly, what's wrong with that? What's wrong with people doing what they love and getting credit for it? Art is supposed to be fun and allow expressive freedom, not a gated community only for the artist that you consider "real artists". Get over yourselves, let people live.
I've been an artist fulltime for 30 years. Have exhibited at many of the worlds top galleries museums and festivals including Art Basel, documenta, and the Venice biennale. You are completely wrong. This girl seems nice but she doesn't have talent.
I dont like her style but I think that's very unic 😎😉🌌🌬️
Genuinely thought this was Anna Taylor Joy at first
wonderful artist. How come her clothing is so clean and new while doing all that painting? jeez.
Awesome ,very nice friend😃😃👍👍.....
We have this mag in brazil too: we call it casa&jardim!
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Her wonderful illustrations give me a smile on my face! Through her talent she makes (a lot of ) people happy!
She is very talented artist amazing artwork Isabella is a inspiration to me for my artwork
IMO many of these comments "shes a bad artist" is due to her art being highly reductive. Lots of those sketches on the wall are studies of paintings (nothing wrong with that, just kind of weird presenting it without context, that will lead people to believe it was her own idea). Feels like she opened up a mattisse art book and went, "okay, ill just do that." I don't think she lacks skill, maybe lacks originality. Its freaking hard to come up with something new!
I don't envy fine artists for this exact reason. There's a huge precedent of making yourself sound like something new, fresh, somehow a commentary. I'm in the commercial sphere, and i even when i start talking about art it sounds pretentious AF, so i get it. She's inflating her process to be this intangible artsy thing, I'd respect her a lot more if she was just like "yeah, noticed those big fashion houses are super into chagall and mattisse every five years or so, I hopped on the gravy train. now I wear gucci sweaters and get that paper."
Beautiful art! Many blessings and gifts to you!
Guess what? You can create whatever art you want.
haven't read the comments specifically saying this, i'm assuming they've gotten buried, but - people are saying she doesn't have technical skill!? LOLOLOL. those people have no fucking clue what they're talking about. i've studied and practiced art and drawing for years - decades - with an interest in abstraction but also a deep appreciation for and practice in the basics like life drawing, which i guess is the "realism" some people here claim she isn't capable of.
to all the folks saying or thinking that: here's the thing. to be able to have such a loose, confident, yet expressive line like hers, that captures the essence of the people and scenes she's depicting - that's the result of / based in years of developing technical skill. and frankly if you think otherwise, you just don't know what you're talking about.
same thing with her use of color. the sophistication, energy, and confidence in her color choices and combinations - that comes from years of close study of color, how color occurs in the real world, of color theory, etc. i aspire to be as skilled in my work as someone like her. to me she clearly is someone who has a grounding in solid technical skills but from that has developed a style that is completely, uniquely her own. and that's what art is all about. learning the rules, knowing them so well, that you can "break" them and still make beautiful things.
I love her style 💖
So now making scratchbooks & doodles is being an artist...... 😧😧😧😧
I wonder if she likes Egon Shciele?
Or Beksinski
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yeah going off what other ppl are saying, she clearly is way beyond the stage of rendering realistic forms. she grew up in Florence and London, you don't think she wasn't drilled on being able to draw technically well? she's past that phase and going into the unmarked territory of creative interpretation. that's why studios reach out to her and not you lol.
Great Channel House & Garden! ✨ 🙋🏻♀️🥰👌🏻
A Positiv Experience. Like.😃
I mean all of you know shit about art..She's quite good at drawing but that's it..but remember the universe is vast and so is number of art expressions and this is just so limited.
...so much could be said here. But I'll tell you something undeniable. If she were to be a third world country artist with that style, she wod be considered a third world country artist with third world country art ;).
...so much could be said here. But I'll tell you something undeniable. If she were to be a third world country artist with that style, she wod be considered a third world country artist with third world country art ;).
As the daughter of two fairly commercially and creatively successful illustrators, I'd say her work is charmingly naive, but I know my father would suggest more practice for nailing the details. I'd guess that there is not much detail in the images because the skill and confidence in rendering isn't there
If you like her I bet you like Basquiat too
No judging I just dont understand it, or how it can go for millions
Its usually because people are willing to pay so much for things that obviously aren't hard to make yourself
The artists name or their connections
Sorry but hyper realism or surrealism (Dali, Michelangelo) takes a different caliber of talent in my opinion
Yet so simple, but sublime. The mix of color reminds me of the latency of Van Gogh. The work is impressionism of the classics. Not to tardy on the scene, there is relevance again for pastels and the quick hand of God. Never forget that artistic gifts come from inspiration who is just a muse. The channel for Isabella Cotier returns the basics of Sesame Street meets Bob's Burgers.....Oh so rudimentary, but aglow with real shazam.
there are several instances where this should work really well I think... but formatting is a great welcoming agent..
jessica hische did show cards for 'moonrise kingdom'.. for example
watch her github item to find out more...
What I like about this day and age is that we Artist are not governed by rich people's wants and impressions of what is good and not good? A perfect photographic picture using paint is of course a wonderful achievement. I have and you probably have seen special needs artists completing that task in half the time? The outcome of individuals' art is what they see in their mental photography displayed on canvas or paper. What they see and what is right to them in what they feel is the finished product. It's easy to look at someone's work and say, the shadowing is wrong. What I am saying is, in my case if I do something that I feel is outstanding , I blame it on the creator giving me guidance on how it's done. This young lady is achieving something I haven't got to yet? Satisfaction God bless her.
Thank You for your video.
Much appreciated and Interesting!!!
Not saying she has no skill, but I am curious what our previous projects for capturing realistic objects would look like.
Isabella, your work is so spontaneous and gorgeous, thank you for sharing!!!!!!!!!!!
LOVE her art 😍😍😍
Has she painted those black and white illustrations using acrylic? I love how simple the brush strokes come out!!!
Her style is dope
Obvious nepo baby
If peple are telling you thatyour work isnt good, than you are truly artist