Find Simple Inspiration for an Abstract Landscape Painting
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2023
- Watch as I show how I find simple inspiration for abstract landscape painting from common scenes. This quick painting demo will ignite your imagination and inspire you to create your very own abstract landscape artwork.
In this tutorial painting, we'll explore the world of abstracting landscapes, where colors and shapes blend harmoniously to create a visual symphony. Get ready to immerse yourself in a whirlwind of artistic expression as we embark on a journey to easily find inspiration from the world around us.
With a muted palette of acrylic paint colors, including Naples yellow (amzn.to/3pOiPw2), yellow ochre (amzn.to/3pOiJVc), violet (amzn.to/3O1gF5L), light olive green (amzn.to/42pjyBc), Payne's gray (amzn.to/3DgRiGK), and titanium white (amzn.to/3OUQDBH), we'll unlock the secrets of creating a captivating abstract landscape that will leave you with a unique composition every time.
As we dive into the process, I'll guide you step by step, sharing valuable tips and techniques to help you bring your artistic vision to life. Together, we'll explore how abstract landscape painting can capture the essence of nature while embracing the freedom of imagination.
Throughout this tutorial, we'll emphasize the beauty of simplicity, discovering that even the most complex landscapes can be distilled into their purest and most evocative forms. You'll witness firsthand how a few bold strokes and carefully chosen colors can transform a blank canvas into a mesmerizing world waiting to be explored.
So, whether you're a seasoned artist looking to expand your horizons or a beginner seeking a creative outlet, this acrylic paint tutorial is designed to ignite your passion and empower you to create your own abstract landscape paintings.
Join me on this artistic adventure as we find inspiration in unexpected places, harness the versatility of acrylic paint, and delve into the captivating world of abstract acrylic landscape art. Let's break free from convention and unlock the boundless potential of our imagination. Get your brushes ready, and let's create something extraordinary together! Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more abstract art content.
Keep on painting!
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Thanks!
Wow! Thanks so much for the super thanks, Kelly! It's much appreciated 😊
Allo😊 beautiful naration on the subject ! And yes your right ! Wow i like it on the side you paint it.....but on the vertical its totaly like prédateur or alien creatures.... ! Exelent....and i love the colors to..... merci !
Bonjour Sophie! Merci beaucoup ❤️
I’ve found inspiration in a crinkly shower curtain, thought I was just weird. Nice post!
Hey Martha! Haha, not weird at all. I love the idea of an abstract painting being inspired by a crinkly shower curtain!
I really love your landscape abstract painting. Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much, Nilda! 😊
Wonderful composition. I'm going to try this!
Thanks so much, Kathy! Good luck!
Thank you
Thank you
Thank you for sharing your talents!!
Speaking of thank you - you need a thank you button so we can show our appreciation $$ 😊
Thank you so much, Kelly! I truly appreciate all of your kind words ❤️. Comments like yours inspire me to make more videos. 😁 I have a 'Thank You' button now, thanks for reminding me to put that on there!
Thank you forsharing this, so inspirational
Thank you!
That's badass
Thanks, bd!
Great tips! Thanks, Chris.
Thanks, Karen!
I love it! I have an entire folder on my computer for "References". My husband has gotten quite used to me asking him to pull over for a minute so I can take a picture. Rocks, monuments, more rocks, sunsets. Son and I just got home from a trip to Rosemont Il - just outside Chicago. We went into Chicago to see a performance and in the Uber, I was on the side facing away from the city. Son took a whole bunch of blurry photos to send to me as paint prompts. It worked, there's a LOT of curves, and I'm looking forward to doing a Chicago Curves series in the future 😆 My kid is awesome!
You can't have too many reference images! Blurry photos make great abstracts. That was nice of him to take them for you!
Very inspiring video...thanks! I love how your piece turned out, nice shapes and I love the palette...Usually I find myself preferring one of 4 orientations but this piece worked wonderfully in each orientation. Thanks again!
Thanks so much, Vanessa!
Bonjour Chris 😊😊 c'est superbe merci à toi et bonne journée ❤❤❤
Bonjour Martine ! Merci beaucoup😊
I constantly struggle with shapes, my brain wants simetry 😅watching the way you arrange shapes, the kind of shapes you choose makes my brain feel uncomfortable which I need, I learn a lot from your videos, thank you so much ❤
It was really uncomfortable for me when I first started doing odd shapes, but now I love creating them.
So fun Chris Love your voice over thanks so much
Thanks, San Diego!
Videos like this are my inspiration!😊
I'm so glad! Thanks Dawna!
But, I also think that this video raises the question around abstract, what it is and wht is an abstract landscape - is it nspired by landscape or is it supposed to be somehow reminiscent of landscape at the end? For me, it is a little of both, and what is difficut for me is getting away from attempting to paint a landscape, but to represent elements of landscape in an abstract manner, and it is this struggle that makes me realise how attached I am to trying to make it look like landscape. Thank you for being a GREAT ource of inspiration - even as I write, I am about to start a new painting having watched your demo.😊
Very well put. The way I begin both abstract and more traditional landscapes are very similar - I usually start with the bigger shapes. So it's quite difficult with abstract landscapes sometimes to not instinctually go into a more realistic landscape when I'm looking at a source material. It might be a fun challenge to start two paintings side by side, same color palette, same source material and do one as abstract and one as more representational. That hurts my brain just thinking about it, but sounds kind of fun.
@@chrisloudart Oh lord... that's a good challenge... my brain would be fried!👍💥👍
Another winner! I also enjoy your narration. I’ve just subscribed. Please keep these coming!
Thanks for your kind words, Sara! Will do.
Hi Chris, thank you for the beautiful suggestions how to approach an abstract landscape. I see so many beautiful things on my morning walks but I never know how to approach them and to turn it into a painting. You've given me some ideas.
Have you ever thought about setting up a fb page where people can share inspirations they got from your demonstrations? That could be fun.
I would also love to challenge you and anyone else who is interested to paint an abstract of a boatshed in my area. I have tried so many times and haven't succeded. It always turns out too realistic. I could post it on my instagram for you to see. What do you think? And please be honest and say no if you think it's too much. I imagine that you are quite busy already reading and replying to all the comments.
Thank you so much
Hey Brigit! I love the idea of setting up a FB page for people to post on. I'll see if I can get that done soon. Also, I think that sounds like a wonderful challenge. I'm game! That sounds like it could be a fun video to make to offer up your challenge to others. Let me know when you post it to Instagram. Cheers!
I’ve picked up shed sycamore bark, which has great organic curves. Might try that. Not sure what else to do with the bark!
Hey Denise! I love the bark of sycamore trees. I bet you'll find something cool to do with it. I bet you could paint many abstracts by imitating the shapes in the bark.😊
Hi Chirs, just catching up with You Tube - been on an offline, hiding from summer heat. Another wonderful demo from you, and of course two core questions - what do i use for inspiration and one that is more implicit, what is Abstract Landscape? Since that video you did on looking at pavements (sidewalks) I have not stopped looking at crack patterns in walls and the ground. I don't take enough pictures of them though...
Hey Emmanuel, thank you! I'm just the opposite - I think I may have an addiction to taking pictures of cracks in the street, haha. I'm convinced people think I work for the city and am documenting poor road conditions.🚧
@@chrisloudart hilarious... working for the city.😅
Watch the video to the end.
Thank you❤️
i always respond to your abstract landscapes. you seem to convey something elemental about the scene. are you familiar with Marsden Hartley landscapes?
Hey Alice! I'm familiar with a couple of his paintings, but didn't realize he was the artist. Are you a fan of his work?
yeah, i really like some of his landscapes. yours bring them to mind... similar blocky-but-rounded shapes with a sense of volume and mass. i especially like the Marsden Hartley landscapes with that bright blue lake. :)
@@AliceDel I'll go check it some more of his paintings. Thanks for the suggestion!