The Importance of Impasto | Art Terms | LittleArtTalks

[@siramvirdis6412]

I knew that impasto was when a paining had thick paint and visible brushstrokes, but I hadn't really given all the applications of that style much thought. Like in my head impasto paintings looked emotive and sorta simplistic, while sfumato paintings looked realistic and almost ethereal. I only really took art in high school so we didn't get to cover these things very thoroughly, I digress.
The point is that I really appreciate that you not only explained the term but showed- and explained- how impasto paintings can look all kinds of ways and have all kinds of visual effects on a painting. I hope you have a lovely day~!

[@littlearttalks]

Thank you so much! :)

[@fallingsilver333]

Thanks for the upload! I love seeing titles of paintings, because they have a really unique connection to the art piece itself. For example, "Scream" was really fitting for what it looked like.

[@Corrie-gk4go]

Love your channel! Answers all the questions I need. Amazing work

[@osamarehman9227]

I really like how you describe things. Thanks

[@littlearttalks]

Thank you! :)

[@oliviakingma5691]

Your videos are so lovely and informative :)

[@gamermomentshq9500]

Very informative. Keep up the good work!

[@littlearttalks]

Thanks for watching! :)

[@willemvandebeek]

just 554 subscribers more and you're at 10K :)

[@andrewbellavie795]

Vincent Van Gogh and Tom Thomson are two more maestros of the impasto

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31.3k!

[@juanespinoza9219]

Can I just say. You are cute. I love your voice. Lol. Anyway thanks for the wisdom you've bestowed upon me.

[@pelumiibrahim5586]

I'm just doing homework trying to figure out if it's a form of shading

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Your sister... how dare she! :)

[@littlearttalks]

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