It is moving and emotional to see all these people - in this moment and in this video - connected through the love of art and brought together by the inspired call you idealized. Congratulations to everyone, especially Oliver and Philip.
Thisnew series ran undermy radar until thismorning. What a glorious landscape around you Philip and Oliver. I tried to take a photo for this but my favorite painting requires abetter camera than my phone. Love tis series as we see people with their favourite art work. Did you notice that there are far more younger viewers shown in animal paintings than in landscape? What a joy and a gift you give us. Congratulations to you both.
Your first father/son series helped reconnect me to my lifelong love of Art. (It’s never left, just been dulled by depression; even more so my need to make Art). Twenty episodes of “In Isolation” was generous, but I was sorry to see the end of your films...Only to now be delighted to see Philip and Oliver back with a new series! This is exciting, as I’m sure this will be another wonderful collaboration-for which I happily thank you!
DON'T WAIT!!! I too have struggled with depression (from the age of 9) and am also an Artist. At 60 I said "Oh, what the hell?" and gave myself permission to CREATE. It's WHY we took birth. It's WHY we are here. Since launching into it full force, I am no longer depressed. It was the cause of the depression; thinking I had to find a 'real job' and failing at everything because my heart wasn't IN IT. 5 years in and I couldn't be happier. I am wishing the best for you!
@@andreaandrea6716: Even though it’s been 2 years since I made that comment, I appreciate your reaching out very much. (You sound like my kind of human). Depression for me goes all the way back, both chronic and acute, and am still struggling in my 60’s with severe AD/H/D, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, CPTSD, and a few other spectrum disorders that often come “bundled” with the foundational/underlying Spectrum Disorder, AD/H/D. Because the commonly associated mental illnesses, also common with these genetics-which skipped me-did not skip my 2 adult children, there has been no shortage of grief in recent years, as well… And don’t even get me started on the (cuss word) Pandemic! When it comes to the necessity of Art-making/Creativity, in the context of HEALING, I totally “get it”, Andrea : Art/the Arts got me through a traumatic youth, though I never had the mentoring, training (or diagnoses and therapy) needed to build a career. (Like MANY AD/H/D’ers of my generation). With the addition of physical disability and deep poverty, life has continued to be a struggle. However, I’ve yet to give up on life OR Art. I know that when I get caught up with the issues blocking my ability to create, it will HELP my Depression, Anxiety, etc. But it’s just me here, and I do the best I can-just getting out of bed, some days. Lately, the need to get back to CREATING (as opposed to just maintaining), has been uppermost in my mind, so your comment is actually very well-timed support for my doing so… My sincerest Thanks and Best Wishes to you, Andrea, and best of luck with your own Creative Life!
@@nanwilder2853 I KNOW!!!! All of it. It seems that with depression comes a slew of 'all of the above'. I have it historically too (grandfather committed suicide. My father took anti- depressants. I decided to try everything else). One of the things that I put very little stock in, despite people raving about how 'it changed their lives', is... a gratitude journal. When I finally began keeping one (you list 3 things every day. No repeats and not general; must be specific), I was stupefied by the results. Later, I realized... the act of having to come up with those things (POSITIVE), changed the way my brain works: I always want to recount the things during my day that WENT WRONG. It shifted me out of that. I also used Binaural Beats (subliminals)... free on youtube. (And some one I trust is Elke Neher... for her healing videos: th-cam.com/users/ElkeNeher). I also listened to Abraham/Hicks for 3 years. It's not everyone's cup of tea... but really helped me. I know we have to find the thing that resonates with us... but please don't give up! And even if you only spend 20 mins a day doing some form of Art, for me at least, it is one of the most powerful healing tools in my pencil case! Seriously. Start small. 5 mins. (and if anyone in your head gets critical about what you're creating, tell them to "f*ck off!!"). Creating will remind you of the power of your inner child!!! (SO powerful!!). You CAN heal!! Thank you for YOUR encouragement! We ARE all connected. (People just forget that). Nan, Good Luck! Seriously. ❤
@@andreaandrea6716: Thank you for yet another great reply (Andrea?)… I’d like to respond properly, but have some Crisis Nanagement to do today. So what I’ll do is sit down this evening and write you a proper response. (I’m on the West Coast of the U.S., and it’s about 10:30am here now). I hope you don’t mind ; have a great day!
This was by far one of the best ideas! I loved seeing other people and the art that they enjoy and are inspired by. What a great idea. So happy to see this video today. 👍😊❤️
This has got me thinking about the pictures on my walls most just decorate the house perhaps I should just invest in one picture that I love instead of just buying a picture that complements my decor Mmm nice see every body likes all manner of different styles of art 😕👀👌👍
Once again - thank you for keeping us entertained, learning and connected through art and nature during the lockdowns. You have helped put more humanity in the current situation facing our world.
This whole series is something special. Something that connects in a level I've never seen or heard before. Oliver is obviously a great storyteller and producer. That combined with Philip's precence on camera, vast knowledge and charisma really makes for an experience elevated above entertainment. Thank you, again. And hope you will continue, in some shape or form, even after isolation.
You got a mic! Nice. FYI: if you're cutting in Premiere or Final Cut, there is a way to ease in and out of zooms so they're not as mechanical - unless that's what you're going for. Keep up the good work!
Damn, I didn't make the cut, though in one submission, I'd submitted a landscape with horses. Had I known there may be a "theme", I could have submitted a shot of a graphite drawn dog. It's probably that my pro gear camera is down and I'm photographing with an old flip phone's camera. Then again, Oliver probably does not want to live in "(photo) Editing Hell"; trust: I know your plight.
Philip when this odd situation we all find ourselves in is over why not come and see the collections of the Kennel Club and the Kennel Clubs Arts Foundation collections at our HQ and gallery and library in Clarges Street in Mayfair just a short walk for you and your whippet from your own gallery we have combined the largest collection of books and canine art in Europe, Will be happy to give you a tour around it.
This was so beautifully done! Great editing and I loved the choice of backgrounds (I would love to know more about that bench with the saplings(?) behind it. So clever!) Thank you, thank you!
Such a great idea to ask for viewer's art. As always, a marvelous creation. I have enjoy this series SO MUCH. The episodes are just perfect!! I am looking forward to more!! Thank you!!
A good idea. . Many of the pictures are a bit twee, and I could do without the extreme closeups of people's nostrils. Any chance of moving back more into the art education area that 'Art in Isolation' did so well.
I loved the Art in Isolation series but this new episode is quite frankly dull. I'll take a hard pass on future thematic montages of people taking selfies next to their framed art. I'd much rather the estimable Philip Mould wax whatever his fancy on the subject of art. His depth of knowledge and perspective and lyrical turns of discourse is the attraction.
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Thank you!
Thank you once again for a brief period of pleasure. It was lovely to see these pictures and their owners.
Lovely 😃
This is fun. THANK YOU!
Charming!
What a great variety and great taste the viewers have.😍
We agree!
Isn't it wonderful that all these people are interested in collecting art? Thank you.
Great fun! Looking forward to the next bunch!!
Our next episode, on landscapes, will be uploaded this week.
Some very talented people out there. Beautiful!
We agree!
Such a fun idea. Great to see all the different people.
Thank you!
Highly entertaining and amusing. Did you notice how many folk look like their chosen animals ?🙂
alison hall Definitely! 😊 I have a little Shih Tzu and we both have strawberry blond hair-but mine comes from a bottle!
You read my mind, I was just going to write what you did:)
It is moving and emotional to see all these people - in this moment and in this video - connected through the love of art and brought together by the inspired call you idealized. Congratulations to everyone, especially Oliver and Philip.
Fascinating to see the people alongside their pictures. So interesting - thank you.
It is indeed rather heartwarming!
Thisnew series ran undermy radar until thismorning. What a glorious landscape around you Philip and Oliver. I tried to take a photo for this but my favorite painting requires abetter camera than my phone. Love tis series as we see people with their favourite art work. Did you notice that there are far more younger viewers shown in animal paintings than in landscape? What a joy and a gift you give us. Congratulations to you both.
...faces of art lovers worldwide!
Wonderful artworks and photographs! Thanks for putting them together with such interesting commentary added! :-)
Hope you keep producing these journals, in some form, as lock-down recedes.
Yes, please!
We will do our very best!
So good to see you again. I find the people as interesting as the artwork.
Ooh! I so wish I had posted my Poodle paintings. What a super little film, looking forward to the next one x
Our next episode will explore landscapes.
Philip , Oliiver , WHAT JOY
seeing ALL the WONDRFUL Viewers
and their BELOVED Paintings of their ANIMAL FRIENDS !!!
WONDERFUL PRESENTATION !
THANKYOU
Thank you!
Your first father/son series helped reconnect me to my lifelong love of Art. (It’s never left, just been dulled by depression; even more so my need to make Art). Twenty episodes of “In Isolation” was generous, but I was sorry to see the end of your films...Only to now be delighted to see Philip and Oliver back with a new series! This is exciting, as I’m sure this will be another wonderful collaboration-for which I happily thank you!
Thank you so much for following the series. It has been a delight to see such a variety of artworks sent in.
DON'T WAIT!!! I too have struggled with depression (from the age of 9) and am also an Artist. At 60 I said "Oh, what the hell?" and gave myself permission to CREATE. It's WHY we took birth. It's WHY we are here. Since launching into it full force, I am no longer depressed. It was the cause of the depression; thinking I had to find a 'real job' and failing at everything because my heart wasn't IN IT. 5 years in and I couldn't be happier. I am wishing the best for you!
@@andreaandrea6716: Even though it’s been 2 years since I made that comment, I appreciate your reaching out very much. (You sound like my kind of human). Depression for me goes all the way back, both chronic and acute, and am still struggling in my 60’s with severe AD/H/D, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, CPTSD, and a few other spectrum disorders that often come “bundled” with the foundational/underlying Spectrum Disorder, AD/H/D. Because the commonly associated mental illnesses, also common with these genetics-which skipped me-did not skip my 2 adult children, there has been no shortage of grief in recent years, as well… And don’t even get me started on the (cuss word) Pandemic!
When it comes to the necessity of Art-making/Creativity, in the context of HEALING, I totally “get it”, Andrea : Art/the Arts got me through a traumatic youth, though I never had the mentoring, training (or diagnoses and therapy) needed to build a career. (Like MANY AD/H/D’ers of my generation). With the addition of physical disability and deep poverty, life has continued to be a struggle. However, I’ve yet to give up on life OR Art. I know that when I get caught up with the issues blocking my ability to create, it will HELP my Depression, Anxiety, etc. But it’s just me here, and I do the best I can-just getting out of bed, some days.
Lately, the need to get back to CREATING (as opposed to just maintaining), has been uppermost in my mind, so your comment is actually very well-timed support for my doing so… My sincerest Thanks and Best Wishes to you, Andrea, and best of luck with your own Creative Life!
@@nanwilder2853 I KNOW!!!! All of it. It seems that with depression comes a slew of 'all of the above'. I have it historically too (grandfather committed suicide. My father took anti- depressants. I decided to try everything else). One of the things that I put very little stock in, despite people raving about how 'it changed their lives', is... a gratitude journal. When I finally began keeping one (you list 3 things every day. No repeats and not general; must be specific), I was stupefied by the results. Later, I realized... the act of having to come up with those things (POSITIVE), changed the way my brain works: I always want to recount the things during my day that WENT WRONG. It shifted me out of that. I also used Binaural Beats (subliminals)... free on youtube. (And some one I trust is Elke Neher... for her healing videos: th-cam.com/users/ElkeNeher). I also listened to Abraham/Hicks for 3 years. It's not everyone's cup of tea... but really helped me. I know we have to find the thing that resonates with us... but please don't give up! And even if you only spend 20 mins a day doing some form of Art, for me at least, it is one of the most powerful healing tools in my pencil case! Seriously. Start small. 5 mins. (and if anyone in your head gets critical about what you're creating, tell them to "f*ck off!!"). Creating will remind you of the power of your inner child!!! (SO powerful!!). You CAN heal!!
Thank you for YOUR encouragement! We ARE all connected. (People just forget that). Nan, Good Luck! Seriously. ❤
@@andreaandrea6716: Thank you for yet another great reply (Andrea?)… I’d like to respond properly, but have some Crisis Nanagement to do today. So what I’ll do is sit down this evening and write you a proper response. (I’m on the West Coast of the U.S., and it’s about 10:30am here now). I hope you don’t mind ; have a great day!
This was by far one of the best ideas! I loved seeing other people and the art that they enjoy and are inspired by. What a great idea. So happy to see this video today. 👍😊❤️
Thank you for your kind words. It's all thanks to the wonderful submissions we received.
brilliant as always
The Attenborough of the art world, super duper
This has got me thinking about the pictures on my walls most just decorate the house perhaps I should just invest in one picture that I love instead of just buying a picture that complements my decor Mmm nice see every body likes all manner of different styles of art 😕👀👌👍
Sensible strategy. PM
To both of you: thank you for the highlight of the evening!!
Such enjoyment... Thankyou Philip
So glad you are back!
Once again - thank you for keeping us entertained, learning and connected through art and nature during the lockdowns. You have helped put more humanity in the current situation facing our world.
What wonderful words of encouragement, thank you.
That was wonderful. I didn’t expect the pictures would be so thoughtfully curated. What a splendid video
It became apparent that these wonderful submissions deserved careful curation!
Thank you.
This whole series is something special. Something that connects in a level I've never seen or heard before. Oliver is obviously a great storyteller and producer. That combined with Philip's precence on camera, vast knowledge and charisma really makes for an experience elevated above entertainment. Thank you, again. And hope you will continue, in some shape or form, even after isolation.
Many thanks for you kind and generous comments. PM
You got a mic! Nice. FYI: if you're cutting in Premiere or Final Cut, there is a way to ease in and out of zooms so they're not as mechanical - unless that's what you're going for. Keep up the good work!
Damn, I didn't make the cut, though in one submission, I'd submitted a landscape with horses.
Had I known there may be a "theme", I could have submitted a shot of a graphite drawn dog.
It's probably that my pro gear camera is down and I'm photographing with an old flip phone's camera.
Then again, Oliver probably does not want to live in "(photo) Editing Hell"; trust: I know your plight.
It is wonderful to see the art that people hold dear.
It is indeed heartwarming.
Thanks for entertaining us. Love the show and the lapel mike has made a huge difference to the sound.
Philip when this odd situation we all find ourselves in is over why not come and see the collections of the Kennel Club and the Kennel Clubs Arts Foundation collections at our HQ and gallery and library in Clarges Street in Mayfair just a short walk for you and your whippet from your own gallery we have combined the largest collection of books and canine art in Europe, Will be happy to give you a tour around it.
Fabulous! We would love to. Thank you.
@@philipmouldco4360 And next you are in the US, don't forget the National Sporting Library in Middleburg, VA!!!
Steven Green count me in happy to show Philip the Poodles x
5:40 Edwin Lutyens style garden bench !
This was so beautifully done! Great editing and I loved the choice of backgrounds (I would love to know more about that bench with the saplings(?) behind it. So clever!) Thank you, thank you!
Such a great idea to ask for viewer's art. As always, a marvelous creation. I have enjoy this series SO MUCH. The episodes are just perfect!! I am looking forward to more!! Thank you!!
Thrilled that you are enjoying the series. Thank you for your kind words.
How lovely 🐾🐾
So charming 😊
Brilliant...and thanks for including my snap
Thank you for your generous submission!
Lovely to see such varied works of art. Philip, or anyone else, can you recommend a good book on the history of 'Degenerate art'? Thanks.
I love your series!
Oohhw,how lovely,thank you💓☺️
Delightful.
Now where's my camera??
That was fun! Can we do that again.
Certainly! Our next episode will explore landscapes in lockdown.
enjoying the series, but the sound level for the music parts are too loud, and i need to turn the sound down.
What about interiors? Cows?
A good idea. . Many of the pictures are a bit twee, and I could do without the extreme closeups of people's nostrils. Any chance of moving back more into the art education area that 'Art in Isolation' did so well.
I loved the Art in Isolation series but this new episode is quite frankly dull. I'll take a hard pass on future thematic montages of people taking selfies next to their framed art. I'd much rather the estimable Philip Mould wax whatever his fancy on the subject of art. His depth of knowledge and perspective and lyrical turns of discourse is the attraction.