Artist Insights Georgina Potter | Jackson's Art
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- For the the first feature in our series Artist Insights, Georgina Potter visits Jackson’s Studio in London to discuss her motivation for painting, and gives us an close look into her practice. Watch as she works on an oil painting from start to finish, talking through her colour palette, brushes, and surfaces of choice. She also shares some of her techniques, her advice for becoming a better painter, and how to know when to finish a painting.
0:00 Introduction
0:14 Georgina's Artistic Motivation
0:34 Her Journey to Becoming an Artist
0:54 The Hardest Part of Being an Artist
1:16 “Everywhere I go, There is Something That I Want to Paint“
1:44 Georgina's Working Methods
2:20 Her Essential Art Materials
2:50 The Art of Play
3:24 Making a Preparatory Sketch
4:10 Georgina's Colour Palette
5:06 Preparing a Board with a Thin Wash of Colour
6:06 Mapping Out the Painting with Gestural Brush-marks
7:52 Painting From Thin to Thick and Dark to Light
8:32 “Enjoy the Process of Messing Around“
9:17 Using an Array of Brushes
9:53 “Everyone Sees Colour in a Very Different Way“
11:02 Finding Colours in Places You Don't Expect
11:20 Using Your Phone as a Tool
12:30 Georgina's Preferred Paints
12:54 Adjusting a Painting
14:28 Knowing When a Painting is Finished
15:05 Credits
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It would be awesome to have public TV run these to inform viewers about the art process.
This lady was so real and interesting. Great painting too.
Love watching her paint.
Wonderful painter like her style
Loved this
Absolutely agree about taking a photo of your work. It always surprises me how it picks up a detail I may have missed
This was a very educational as well as insightful interview. Georgina has a lot of wisdom about her process & it shows in her approach to her Painting. I am a Film Photographer & whenever I watch or hear Painters go into their doctrines about Art & Painting, it humbles me. Continue the great content.
Magical materials like hogs hair brushes. I'm curious does the hogs hair in brushes come from when the hogs scratch themselves on cage bars and things when they're in gestation (rates and it's moulting season? Or is it after the ga$ chambe that is the standard way to kill pigs in most the developed world? Where their trotters fall off they try so hard to escape suff0cating. Maybe the hair is hoovered up after the thousands of young pigs each day are finished being gas$ed alive in Co2? (Do they stop or do they kill them all night too?)
Sorry I have to change letters. Strangely standard farm ing practice and art materials production is too sensitive for us ‘obligate carn ivories and omnivor es to read’
this girl is amazing, the way she speaks, the fastest person talking, also accurate as a razordblade, im am sure she will be even more, when touching the canvas, amazing. i miss talking to an artist, i havent yet, since im in uk since 2014/
What a lovely journey that was, start to finish. Thank you for sharing your insights & tips so generously - really opens up a feeling for all to start, begin again or keep going. ✨️
Georgina is an incredibly talented, delightfully wonderfully brilliant artist!
Wonderful interview, wonderful exposition, masterful use of colours and brushes/fingers, lovely painting and artist.
Georgina's very down-to-earth, intelligent, entertaining and engaging as she explains her process. You can tell from how enthusiastic she is that her painting and her life are inseparable. I watched to the end and really appreciated Jackson's Art putting this interview together.
Me i'm mostly intuitive and instinctive when i create, it's important, because it connect to the language of the soul, the imaginative part. But i have a more rational side on others part of life. Just to say that an artist dive in his soul to create too, so it's great to be down to earth, but to not mentalize too much the process^^. But i agree with you about her. She make incredible work. Mine is less realistic, but colors and art are my life.
I havent painted in a while and I think your video is just what I needed. It was lovely listening to you. :)
So wonderful to watch & listen to. It's always fascinating seeing how artist's process and work, and learning from them.
Super informative, thank you Georgina👌🏻 I have very limited practice with oils but this has made me want to try some more.
Thank you so much for sharing your process ❤
Insightful and inspirational. Thank you.
A wild, instinctive art and precisely because of this capable of intense and sincere emotions. Fascinating artist.
Lovely natural talent and a delightful voice to listen to , I think I might start painting purely on the strength of this video thank you Georgina.
Great video. Informative, inspiring and refreshingly laid back.
Beautiful painting and advice 🙏🎨🙏
That was great, thanks for sharing.
The scale is good. Love your free attitude to painting
Great ! Love it.
Very interesting. Even for one not using oils. Good energy is contagious. ❤
Very educational love YOUR art
Thank you nicely put!
Great video, interesting and informative.
Wonderful tutorial!
Very good info. Thank you for this vid.
wonderful!
Nice work!
Thanks so much
I really enjoyed this. Im quite new to painting and ive tried a few other TH-cam channels without any success. I found a had a lot in common with Georgina and also learned a few nice things. She should start her own channel.
As a artist I can relate I know where you coming from.Just having my first exhibition my wife pushed me but I glad I did the feed back was overwhelming and I sold four
I absolutely love your studio oh my gosh what a beautiful Studio
It’s Jackson’s Studio 😊
I think that painting may be a form of therapy,,,,,,,
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My favorite images are at sunrise and sunset, with their large and contrasting lights and shadows, so I carry my camera and capture the references I will use for my paintings. I have a corner in my house which is my sanctuary, where I keep the brushes, canvas, etc. My paintings result in a small number that come out perfect in one go, a large number that I have to rework and change things, some of them are a real struggle, and a few that I have to discard or paint something else on top, which is interesting, because the old brustrokes create a texture that allows you to do pretty interesting work.
wow
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Excellent video. Very informative . What grade are Cranfield paints?
Hi there, thanks for your question. Cranfield paints are professional grade. Here is a link to their oil paints on our website: www.jacksonsart.com/cranfield-artists-oil-paint We hope that helps. Thanks, the Jackson's Team
Use the camera as you would use a sketch, and in addition to a sketch because the photo is never a duplicate of what our eyes see.
I love painting, 🖌️🎨 and I will like to come visit with you, perhaps someday, we all can have wishes, 🙏✌️🌩️🌩️🌩️🌹🌹🌹
Like a 'pianist' playing chop sticks !!!
Kind of odd that you don't show any examples of her work until she starts on the demo 3½ minutes into the video. I've never seen a documentary about an artist before that didn't show any of their previous work.
Well, a quick Google of her name will quell any suspicions you may have. She's a very talented artist.
Hi there, thanks so much for your feedback. We will pass this onto our wider team. You can find Georgina's website and Instagram on our blog article, however here are the links for ease:
Blog article: www.jacksonsart.com/blog/2023/10/31/artist-insights-georgina-potter/
Georgina's website:
www.georginapotter.co.uk/
Georgina's Instagram:
instagram.com/georginapotterartist
We hope this helps. Thanks, the Jackson's Team
@@paulfogarty7724She’s definitely talented, but OP’s right - it would be great to see her work upfront to see if it’s relevant. From the thumbnail and title, she could be a sculptor, a printmaker or a graffiti artist.
Glad I watched it though, well presented and filmed and for a self-taught artist she has a great focus on composition and colour theory. I’d watch another video from her about either of those
🤓 as an amateur artist, it is nice to listen to an Artist talk about themselves first, without being distracted by talk about their work, before getting a brief glimpse into their motivation, materials and methodology, thank you Georgina Potter and Jackson Art 🤓
I really enjoyed the format. She is very interesting and I didn’t need to see her art right away because I enjoyed getting to know her and her process. As another person said you can just Google, it doesn’t take much effort, not every video has to be the same as the others you have seen to be appreciated.
Thanks for the human edu enjoyed and this from an artist who thinks he knows better LOL
I don't understand what she does, she talks and talks for more than 15 minutes, is she an artist?
Huh? Yes she is an artist. She is a painter. A fantastic one actually, with deep understanding of what she does and how she does it. And I am certain she is a great teacher even if she does not actually teach.
Hi there, thanks for your feedback.
Georgina Potter is a fine artist based in the UK. Here, she visits Jackson’s Studio in London to discuss her motivation for painting, and gives us an close look into her practice. Watch as she works on an oil painting from start to finish, talking through her colour palette, brushes, and surfaces of choice. She also shares some of her techniques, her advice for becoming a better painter, and how to know when to finish a painting. You can find Georgina's website and Instagram on our blog article, however here are the links for ease:
Blog article: www.jacksonsart.com/blog/2023/10/31/artist-insights-georgina-potter/
Georgina's website:
www.georginapotter.co.uk/
Georgina's Instagram:
instagram.com/georginapotterartist
We hope this helps. Thanks, the Jackson's Team