I am a 72 year old woman, I have loved art, (drawing and painting ) my entire life. As a young child I would color typical pictures children will do. The house,the tree ,your family and the sun in the corner. Baby animals etc. This podcast has made me realize I have followed the route you all have laid out in finding your voice. Of course, all these pursuits slowed down as I was raising my family. After I retired, I jumped from medium to medium. My esthetic has changed frequently and the comment made of going inward to not necessarily find myself, I did find myself pretty early on. But I wanted you to know, that comment turned a doorknob for me which also opened a door. I will be following this podcast and I really enjoyed it much more coming from such young minds. Thank you!
Great parenting here. Gotta say it. Wow! If more your people would look at the world like these artists here. Outstanding representation of artists. Thanks. ✌️
This kind of reminds me of the point on That 70's Show when the kids are in the basement and the camera goes around to each person as they share some thoughts! I love the Milan Art Institute. They offer so much more than any other place!
Love your talks! Can we have one on the topic of fear? I love painting, but I'm so scared to step out of my comfort zone. There's also the blank canvas fear for many.
I am so glad that I am in the Mastery Program and working on figuring out my style and my aesthetic. Thanks to all the Milans - and Jake Dunn who is an awesome Marketing Director! I love Jake that you are bringing much more to the program than just art - but the tools of how to live your life on purpose, with focus and intention - while pursuing your passion and having fun!
Fantastic podcast from such young bodies and minds, but very mature and enlightened spirits. Looking Fwd to the Masters Program even more now. I'm 67 years young and still so much to learn.
So refreshing to feel so inspired by a group of highly intelligent, open, enquiring minds much younger than myself. You give me hope. And I can’t wait to start Mastery on 1st April!
Wow - I am blown away and speechless by this podcast. And, I think similar to Dino's thinking, this came to me at an important time in my life. What an incredible group of people. I wish we could teach the ideas discussed about finding your personal aesthetic/voice/sense of yourself, really, to everyone on the planet - it would be a much kinder place to experience our lives. I have been slowly, on my own, learning "how" to be an artist. It was so helpful today to remember that EVERYONE is an artist - thank you for reminding me that we are all creators as humans. I can't afford the Mastery program (yet) and, at 59, not sure it's the right path for me, but I will absolutely continue to take Milan's courses, follow your podcast, and engage in the Milan community. What a wonderful family and how fortunate Elli's children are to have grown up in this family (understanding of course that every family has their own set of difficulties, traumas, challenging dynamics!) where they have been taught the importance of being creative. Well done to all 3 three of you!
Wow your family keeps amazing me! And you three have shed such different lights on this topic, very inspiring and eye opening. Thank you for these podcasts, I have been binge watching since discovering you.
Yes , everyone born as an ARTIST, like a STARS ⭐️ nature beauty and if you does then you are definitely to fined out your beauty on your own time. You can’t jump over your time, just be patience and passionate ❤️ about it and create the best love possible for the WORLD 🌎
I agree, we are all born creative beings. Unfortunately, as young children, certain negative comments can prevent us from "growing" in our specific creativity
OMG, you young people are amazing! I love this episode and the questions you asked…so deep and beautiful. Very contemplative and satisfying! Keep up the good work!😊❤️
I really enjoyed this podcast. Since I have been following and participating in the workshops with Milan I have grown as an artist. You answered some questions I have been asking myself. I can’t wait until I can take the full Mastery Program. I also discovered that I have been doing some of what you mentioned in relation to my journal, I use Pinterest to for inspiration.
I'm having lots of conversation like that with myself, thinking I was alone. But no! Thank you! So happy to have joined the Mastery Program. Can't wait to do the ``inner voice`` section of it! I already have my voice, but it seems incomplete or shy. I look forward to see what will come.
Aesthetic can change as well as a person grows. I know I used to not care about scenery’s until after i committed my life to God my eyes opened up to the beauty of nature out of nowhere
Great chat! Those last few words spoken by Dino are the key take away message. Some of gen-X-ers just didn't take the time to get to know ourselves when we were young. So, it's been very interesting trying to unwrap things now.
I love you guys! I think this is the only art channel that I've watched that talks about actual topics of interest in art without preaching the current social agenda
I would love to hear more about this subject. (Finding your own voice as an artist). There's so much to talk about on a personal level. for me... It's been my biggest overcoming hurdle as an artist (I'm excited when I get there in the Mastery Program - I'm at week 11 currently). Specifically finding my style and process and then after subject matter. I'de love to personally hear in depth testimonies as to how people figured this out for themselves. I suppose the link between aesthetics and skill and voice (I understand this changes and even grows over time).
Absolutely love this!! Gives me a lot to think about, I've been struggling with the concept of Aesthetic and how to develop my voice, thanks, I'm definitely subscribed
I totally love birds and the ocean so my aestetique is to refine the light and forms to offer some sights into that realm and most of the people that love abstracts, no subjects, no forms inspired from alive nature do not look at that art and are turned off ! Some part of abstract arts goal is self referential to the point of an aesthetic purely visual !
Some dark aestheic is really.popular. I can't stand stuff by Francis Bacon for example but he was very successful. Look at the Blind Dweller channel. He loves this stuff and does fascinating documentaries about them. I also don't like ptetty pretty either. The images should mean something.
I didn't appreciate German Expressionism until I had a good art history course. Otto Dix is a favorite of mine. The aesthetic of the art is not something anyone would call beautiful but *why* it looks the way it does is much deeper. Otto Dix also captured horrifically damaged war veterans and devastating trench images from WWI in a collection of sketches. It has a visceral impact in it's honesty but not something you would hang in your living room.
I dont mean to be arrogant, but I just finished reading "Your Brian on Art". And the book comprises decades of research on this matter, and proves that biologically for evolution and actual function (very intricate to explain and honestly you won't regret reading or listening to this book) that there is a reason and a how and why we find things pleasant. It can even be measured by brain scans. Highly recommend every artist of every discipline needs to read this.
And knowing the why behind the aesthetic, and what I mean by that is OK but why do I love the forest or why do I love paintings like this? What are they evoking to me?
Create CONDITIONS to permit each human to explore to create good new conditions … no more sitting on a bench looking at the verbs on the blackboard or never ending calculating nothingness!
I think you need a logical (science oriented) person on these. Everything said is not exactly factual but stated like it is facts. Kinda abstract, out there.
Learn more about our one-year art program that is designed to take anyone at any level in art and turn them into a professional: masteryprogram.com
I am a 72 year old woman, I have loved art, (drawing and painting ) my entire life. As a young child I would color typical pictures children will do. The house,the tree ,your family and the sun in the corner. Baby animals etc. This podcast has made me realize I have followed the route you all have laid out in finding your voice. Of course, all these pursuits slowed down as I was raising my family. After I retired, I jumped from medium to medium. My esthetic has changed frequently and the comment made of going inward to not necessarily find myself, I did find myself pretty early on. But I wanted you to know, that comment turned a doorknob for me which also opened a door. I will be following this podcast and I really enjoyed it much more coming from such young minds. Thank you!
We’re so glad that it was thought-provoking for you! And we’ll be happy to see you join us on this journey😊
Constantino is definitely going places. The guy starts off with disposition others only achieve after years of training and hard work.
Love Constantino!!!! More of him please!!!!!
Great parenting here. Gotta say it. Wow! If more your people would look at the world like these artists here. Outstanding representation of artists. Thanks. ✌️
Agree!
This kind of reminds me of the point on That 70's Show when the kids are in the basement and the camera goes around to each person as they share some thoughts! I love the Milan Art Institute. They offer so much more than any other place!
Hahah love that comparison! We're so glad that you're finding our content valuable! Just curious, what would you like to see more of?
Thank you all for a refreshing conversation. My being is Impressed with a happy feeling.😊
Love your talks! Can we have one on the topic of fear? I love painting, but I'm so scared to step out of my comfort zone. There's also the blank canvas fear for many.
I saw a talk about that on this channel! It was very fun. They tried to make a painting in 5 minutes with tools and media they don't usually use
I am so glad that I am in the Mastery Program and working on figuring out my style and my aesthetic. Thanks to all the Milans - and Jake Dunn who is an awesome Marketing Director! I love Jake that you are bringing much more to the program than just art - but the tools of how to live your life on purpose, with focus and intention - while pursuing your passion and having fun!
Wow that is so sweet of your Janina, thank you for sharing!❤️ We’re so happy that you’re pursuing your passion and destiny as an artist!🔥
Fantastic podcast from such young bodies and minds, but very mature and enlightened spirits. Looking Fwd to the Masters Program even more now. I'm 67 years young and still so much to learn.
So refreshing to feel so inspired by a group of highly intelligent, open, enquiring minds much younger than myself. You give me hope. And I can’t wait to start Mastery on 1st April!
Wow - I am blown away and speechless by this podcast. And, I think similar to Dino's thinking, this came to me at an important time in my life. What an incredible group of people. I wish we could teach the ideas discussed about finding your personal aesthetic/voice/sense of yourself, really, to everyone on the planet - it would be a much kinder place to experience our lives. I have been slowly, on my own, learning "how" to be an artist. It was so helpful today to remember that EVERYONE is an artist - thank you for reminding me that we are all creators as humans. I can't afford the Mastery program (yet) and, at 59, not sure it's the right path for me, but I will absolutely continue to take Milan's courses, follow your podcast, and engage in the Milan community. What a wonderful family and how fortunate Elli's children are to have grown up in this family (understanding of course that every family has their own set of difficulties, traumas, challenging dynamics!) where they have been taught the importance of being creative. Well done to all 3 three of you!
Thank you very much
Cintastino is an super special being …amazing that I can Lear a lot fro Jung people like you . Hod blesses you all 🤗😘
Wow your family keeps amazing me! And you three have shed such different lights on this topic, very inspiring and eye opening. Thank you for these podcasts, I have been binge watching since discovering you.
Yes , everyone born as an ARTIST, like a STARS ⭐️ nature beauty and if you does then you are definitely to fined out your beauty on your own time. You can’t jump over your time, just be patience and passionate ❤️ about it and create the best love possible for the WORLD 🌎
It is such a pleasure to listen this young people talking so smart. Thanks for amazing inspiration:))))❤
I agree, we are all born creative beings. Unfortunately, as young children, certain negative comments can prevent us from "growing" in our specific creativity
'What we learned to be is not who we are'. Fabulous cast guys, I really enjoyed it.
We are so glad to hear that you enjoyed it! You should hit the notification bell so you know when we come out with more!
I've been binge watching this channel for 2 days. I really appreciate it!
OMG, you young people are amazing! I love this episode and the questions you asked…so deep and beautiful. Very contemplative and satisfying!
Keep up the good work!😊❤️
great insights loved Dino's commentary on the agenda to influence and dumb down our individual aesthetic
Akiane Kramarik and Dimitra' s art is my taste.
I really enjoyed this podcast. Since I have been following and participating in the workshops with Milan I have grown as an artist. You answered some questions I have been asking myself. I can’t wait until I can take the full Mastery Program. I also discovered that I have been doing some of what you mentioned in relation to my journal, I use Pinterest to for inspiration.
I'm having lots of conversation like that with myself, thinking I was alone. But no! Thank you! So happy to have joined the Mastery Program. Can't wait to do the ``inner voice`` section of it! I already have my voice, but it seems incomplete or shy. I look forward to see what will come.
Aesthetic can change as well as a person grows.
I know I used to not care about scenery’s until after i committed my life to God my eyes opened up to the beauty of nature out of nowhere
Great chat! Those last few words spoken by Dino are the key take away message. Some of gen-X-ers just didn't take the time to get to know ourselves when we were young. So, it's been very interesting trying to unwrap things now.
So glad you enjoyed it! :)
I didn't think that I enjoyed the conversation as I did. Great and talented group! loved everyone's insight. Dino such of mature voice.
I am so happy for this Podcast. You really hit the core. So much my own personal beliefs. - Permission Giving! Thanks
i love your channel ,i have been liking and sharing many of them
Excellent podcast by an incredible group. Thank yo for sharing your insight. I'm looking forward to future podcasts!
We are so very glad to hear that you enjoyed it! We look forward to having you join us for more as well.
Aesthetic was definitely one of my favorite parts of the program
Yes, it is a really wonderful part! We are so glad you enjoyed it.
I love you guys! I think this is the only art channel that I've watched that talks about actual topics of interest in art without preaching the current social agenda
Or maybe it's that you discuss the social agenda from the outside that I find so appealing
We're so glad that you found us! We hope to continue to make videos that inspire you (that won't have a certain social agenda!)
Dino had some great insights…enjoyed this podcast!
I would love to hear more about this subject. (Finding your own voice as an artist). There's so much to talk about on a personal level. for me... It's been my biggest overcoming hurdle as an artist (I'm excited when I get there in the Mastery Program - I'm at week 11 currently). Specifically finding my style and process and then after subject matter. I'de love to personally hear in depth testimonies as to how people figured this out for themselves. I suppose the link between aesthetics and skill and voice (I understand this changes and even grows over time).
learning about this and my voice in the Mastery program was life-changing!
Really enjoy the podcast, thank you!
So glad that you enjoyed it😊🙌🏼
This is one of my favorite podcasts-really resonates with me and leaves me full of thought-thanks everyone
That’s so awesome to hear, thank you so much for the feedback! Any episode requests for the future?😊
Absolutely love this!! Gives me a lot to think about, I've been struggling with the concept of Aesthetic and how to develop my voice, thanks, I'm definitely subscribed
Glad you found this help!!😊
It was definitely hard but it pushed me to go to that place..and I needed that and I find I am still evolving.
Love you guys.this whas so god and informitate.i learnt alot so thanks . Hugs from sweden.🤗🤗🤗
So glad that you enjoyed it❤️❤️
Omg so glad some young people are fighting back against this, what a great movement!
I totally love birds and the ocean so my aestetique is to refine the light and forms to offer some sights into that realm and most of the people that love abstracts, no subjects, no forms inspired from alive nature do not look at that art and are turned off ! Some part of abstract arts goal is self referential to the point of an aesthetic purely visual !
Some dark aestheic is really.popular. I can't stand stuff by Francis Bacon for example but he was very successful. Look at the Blind Dweller channel. He loves this stuff and does fascinating documentaries about them. I also don't like ptetty pretty either. The images should mean something.
I didn't appreciate German Expressionism until I had a good art history course. Otto Dix is a favorite of mine. The aesthetic of the art is not something anyone would call beautiful but *why* it looks the way it does is much deeper. Otto Dix also captured horrifically damaged war veterans and devastating trench images from WWI in a collection of sketches. It has a visceral impact in it's honesty but not something you would hang in your living room.
I dont mean to be arrogant, but I just finished reading "Your Brian on Art". And the book comprises decades of research on this matter, and proves that biologically for evolution and actual function (very intricate to explain and honestly you won't regret reading or listening to this book) that there is a reason and a how and why we find things pleasant. It can even be measured by brain scans. Highly recommend every artist of every discipline needs to read this.
Loved the Life of Brian movie too 😉
@@jdmosaics😂 me too
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How old is Christiano? Goodness! He is so wise and well-spoken for someone who is so young.
He was 17 when this was filmed!
And knowing the why behind the aesthetic, and what I mean by that is OK but why do I love the forest or why do I love paintings like this? What are they evoking to me?
there is more artist in the world not only becuase of what it is said but also because the worlds economy is much richer. the art market is larger.
could you please explain the difference between painting/drawing & illustrating? :)
Create CONDITIONS to permit each human to explore to create good new conditions … no more sitting on a bench looking at the verbs on the blackboard or never ending calculating nothingness!
Another name for a 'drawer' is a draughtsman
Very true! Thank you for reminding us.
I think you need a logical (science oriented) person on these. Everything said is not exactly factual but stated like it is facts. Kinda abstract, out there.
Jesus
Why don’t you ever mention his name.