Portrait Artist Of The Year | S03 E03 | All Documentary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2021
- This series, we see over 20 celebrity sitters for the competing heat. The returning judges are artist Tai Shan Schierenberg and independent curator Kathleen Soriano and art historian Kate Bryan
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It is hard to believe the artist Edward (Husu?) didn’t at least make the final three. What a stunning portrait he painted. The other artists are amazing, but his should of made the cut over chosen three. Thank you for posting this series.
agree. edward ofosu. I could barely find what's his name. it's a shame they don't write their names on the show
Agree. His was the best work!
Abolutely agreed!
Absolutely Edward.
Edward - I thought your painting was one of the best! They passed you over twice. Yours was the best in your group.
being an artist myself, it's very intriguing to see how different or alike we can be. love the series
Same. It’s fun to see the different approaches. It’s actually helped me paint more freely watching these. I was following too many rules. But seeing all these different processes ….there really are no rules.
I disagree with the winner. I liked Amy's monochromatic portrait. And I agree that Edward deserved to be there.
I love the host, I found this jacket in the dumpster. I’d spend the first 1/2 hour looking for the end of the tape. This is such an intense competition. I love to see all the novel ways to do portraits.
Me too! He's hilarious!
I feel that the judges TOTALLY missed the mark on this one! Edward's was the best portrait of the day, period. And to use the excuse of the self portrait as having weight in their decisions doesn't justify his exclusion, as his self portrait was also magnificent! I truly do not get how they could choose a couple of those in the top three and leave him out altogether. Very disappointing.
No question Edward’s portrait has more depth than Leslie’s on that particular day. What is telling is the subject picked Edward’s to hang in her home.
Amy’s was fabulous. I had an emotional response to the finished piece.
Love the winner's expressionistic painting full of energy & attitude of the sitter. Totally colorific! BRAVO!
I’m curious as to whether the sitters can ask the artist to finish the work before they give it to them
I Love this show so much !
Being an Artist myself, I would have to say this is A Very Inspiring Show to All and The Artists Alike !
I agree it is very inspiring. It also shows the extent to which skill/ quality is in the eye of the beholder, we viewers don’t agree on who is best and sometimes the judges don’t either
I disagree with the winning portrait ,it didn’t look like him it could be anyone ,The features were wonky ,and it looks amateurish ,But ive noticed the judges go for “quirky” not realistic ,
I disliked the hard edges
I totally agree
Maybe it's because only one of the judges can draw
@@me-ye6ld actual educated person^
You’re the same guy who hate on a basquiat cause it looks childish.
🍃🌟Love this series!
There are always surprises in this show. :) Thanks for posting so we could see it!
I felt so surprised at the painter that was selected. It lacked skill and I didn’t think it showed the sitter’s “attitude “. I felt the monochromatic painting was so original. The best likeness was in the other painting.
I understand that the judges are looking for something different and unconventional, but I disagree that the winning painting captured either the likeness or "energy" of the sitter.
I agree, very much undeserved winner. I just looked splotchy and nervous. No aura, no sense of color, no likeness.
That pink background is just awful. I'm getting a headache as soon as I saw it.
20:54 The reasoning behind the electrical tape is genius
I am not at all artistic, not a creative artist's bone,nerve etc within me ,i cant even draw stick figures and flowers ,but i absolutely LOVE this series!!! Its so interesting and fascinating how talented all the artist's are!!!! Most of the art blows my mind❣🙌🎨 i mean look at the artist that uses the medium of electrical tape, his art work is beautiful & brilliant..breathtakingly perfect!!
Just like anything else, all you need it practice, anyone can do it
The secret to art is rhythm. If you feel like you can't draw, try kung fu.
I love this series. Thanks for posting!
This is such a great series. Thank you. As an aside: loved James Norton as the vicar in Grantchester.
5:25 you can just see that colour hitting the artist's faces already! That must've been difficult to paint
Really enjoy this series...thank you so much for posting.
Thank you so much for posting this.
Been binging the series - i so hope other similar series for abstract, landscape, etc are in the works. Super wonderful!
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they already have like 3 seasons of landscape artist of the year...
Really????
...no, O'Reilly
Definitely wasn’t expecting that!
He gave his own definition of spontaneity. 😉
Kate would make a great sitter too. 😎
Yea! For sure my favorite of the day won. That said, lots of great work as always.
These judges should be fired 😶
Yeah!!!! A lot of people would not make the show or the cut!!!!!!
Sooo... it's another episode, where judges didn't chose the best one, instead they just draw the winner by flipping the coin or something. "May the worst artist win!"
Agree with the Pink wall...I too loved that one...just awesome...Finished or not smug disappear or not with a bit more time...it would be Brilliant!
Amy should have won….. she’s incredible.
Yeah she tore they a$$es up with her work!!!!!!!
Yes, especially compared to the winner. I mean, u can try to oaint like that, but one should still recognize the subject. The winners portrait looked totally generic, it could have been anyone in a splotched way.
They all look like something I'd expect in an adult continuing education painting class.
Jennifer was awesome as well great job, I like Tarea's as well and I do see how the shades of gray piece could be an album cover. Many other great artist's in this siting.
they need to ban electronics and make them paint from life. sheesh
Cosmiccube: The only problem with that is, with all the other artists around it is hard to get close enough to see details, like the eyes, etc. That is when the devices might come in handy. If you are alone you can go back and forth and study the sitter, but in this context that would be awkward or impossible.
spoken like a truly unknowing person. In a 1:1 the artist can go to the model constantly to check details, can choose the best position and admonish the model to keep still. None of that is possible here. If you would commission a portrait if youself....the artist would take 20 pictures of you and paint from them. Doesn't make it that much easier. In history, before photos were a thing, the artists would do many sittings with their subject, the models hat to sit for some hours for weeks, the artists painted at least 10 paintings before doing the final one....to really get to know the features and get the likeness. In 4 hours, photos are absolutely ok. But I admit, the using the grids etc...that should indeed be banned.
Degas used photos and tracing.
🔦 Thank You!
Love!
i agree with the winning portrait!!
Wow, that bright pink/red was hurting my eyes just looking at it for a few seconds at a time! You could even see it reflected in the artists' faces when the camera was on them. What are these set designers thinking??? Did not agree with the judges' choice. I thought the colors kind of muddy, especially in his self portrait.
I wondered why Taro (?) was in the final 3 and was convinced they were going to call Amy's name out as the winner. Huge shock when they called out his name, as his painting looked nothing like his sitter (his first sketches did tho) and Amy's was magnificent. I liked Mauricio's painting too. He had the best likeness, as well as Jennifer and Amy. But Amy's was the standout. I liked Edward's background, but the likeness wasn't there in the mouth. I was shouting "change the mouth" at the end lol, as if he had, the likeness would have been there and he would have been a contender, as his background was awesome. But Amy should have gone through.
Can anyone tell me what the stick with the ball on the end is used for?
As a small barrier to keep your hand or arm from touching wet paint.
It allows them to hold their hand steady to paint without marring the image on the canvas
@@kissedbysun2517 thank you so much!
Love this series, especially the portraits. But...I hate seeing the photos with the grid lines . Why do they need a model in that situation.
No point in having a wonderful live sitter if you’re going to stare at electronics the whole time.
Because they only have 4 hours to paint a likeness, they are permitted to grid or take pictures for reference to place features correctly. Once they do that, then the creativity starts as they then turn their eye to the sitter and all the nuances of color that makes a portrait. Renaissance artist and artists after them used the grid method too. It was called the Camera Obscura, and they would pull it around from house to house painting. There’s no way a family or child can sit still for the amount of time needed to paint with accuracy. They’re not cheating. They’re just using an object for aid. The artist who paints completely from a photo will find the finished product flat. They have to imagine what the subject’s skin looks like, etc. That’s why it is important to paint from life if you can, so you can capture that light as it hits your subject.
@@hummingnectarbird Phyllis said nothing about the use of electronics being cheating - only that...well, reread her comment.
absolutely agree. The sitters might have well gone out to lunch for 4 hours.
@@wildzac Perhaps “cheating” is the wrong word and thank you for calling attention to it. These artists are expected to create a portrait in 4 hours, when it normally can take weeks or more. Use of a grid and photo eliminates a lot of prep time. Get the features situated right, then you can go into capturing the person’s unique personality. I love the show and am amazed at what can be done in 4 hours. I think my favorite was Christian Hook.
@@DS-ky9dl as far as I understood the concept everyone gets breaks (sitters and artists) at the same time. A short one after every hour and a longer in the middle for lunch. They even show/discuss it in some episodes. But as it is impossible to keep perfectly still and get back to exactly the same position, it makes sense to have a backup photo beside (not to mention the changing light). However some do only paint looking at the photo which really is a pity when you have the luxury of a real life model.
There are a lot of very talented artists for this season. Amazing and it is kinda unfair to try to chose one as the best.
This one of the programmes but often disagree with the judges choices
I thought Amy Rogers should have won. I could see the sitter's character in those monocromatic strokes. I usually don't like that style or monocromatic.
25:39 She looks very comfortable casually painting there. Could have a hand full of cherries or a cup of coffee in her hand whilst painting.
If the background of Amy's was pink they wouldn't have a critical thing to say about it. Awesome
I kinda dislike how the judges compared the new pieces to the old summited art
Like why compared a this 4 hour portrait to a self portrait from 3 years ago unless your looking to see what you approved on over time or still need to approve on
'improved'?
just bizarre final 3 picks yet again on this show
I think the judges should've picked the monotone portrait.
How many R's do they get? and why are R's so important?
yay finally they picked one I agree with
I’m mystified by the judges
Every time I get disapointed with the judges choice. I just see it for the artists. Just the blond girl captured some likeness of the actor from GOT, the 2 others... not even close, simply wrong.
She is princess Margareth not M Thatcher
Why not allow the artists to choose their models - this is - after all - part of the creative process.
Looks like he drew himself rather than the sitter
My eye best appreciates realism...not slashes of color. Sorry folks.
the electrical tape guy is alright but bit of a gimmick really, also seems to me the glue on the tape will wear out and the piece will fall apart unless treated in some way
Not particularly pleased with the final three.
Ummm makes no sense
judges are too obsessed with picking "different" or "edgy" painters instead of picking the BETTER painters
his work was clearly not better than the lady with the curly hair!!!!
not a big fan of any of these paintings
The portrait of Carol lynnly was terrible you should be ashamed of youselfs!
One wonders… ‘what is the ‘agenda’ of the judges? Their critical comments are, at times, weirdly uncomfortable!