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Alex William
United Kingdom
Приєднався 14 бер 2022
Hi, i'm Alex! I'm a professional illustrator based in the UK. I make videos on the world of creative spaces and techniques and reveal the behind-the-scenes, tools, and processes of interesting creative work.
How Yoshitomo Nara Creates Japan’s Most Expensive Artwork
An in-depth look into the studio setup of world-famous Japanese artist Yoshitomo Nara.
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Cologne Studio Visit:
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Travelling with Yoshitomo Nara Documentary:
ua-cam.com/video/FpyLx8apOEw/v-deo.html&ab_channel=Crispy
Nara painting presentation:
tinyurl.com/fwu7mz9n
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Support me on Instagram:
alexwilliam_art
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Cologne Studio Visit:
ua-cam.com/video/4DKVvNR12A4/v-deo.html&ab_channel=nmrnmrable
Travelling with Yoshitomo Nara Documentary:
ua-cam.com/video/FpyLx8apOEw/v-deo.html&ab_channel=Crispy
Nara painting presentation:
tinyurl.com/fwu7mz9n
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Want to help support the production of these videos?
Feel free to donate via Paypal:
paypal.me/alexwilliamart?country.x=GB&locale.x=en_GB
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Music from #Uppbeat
uppbeat.io/t/t-check/there-was-something
License code: HLKAMILDMCFQFKZU
Music from #Uppbeat
uppbeat.io/t/t-check/milky-way
License code: HGULC7ZQXRIN5LVA
Drown Me Out - VYEN (UA-cam Audio Library)
Pixelated Autumn Leaves - Jeremy Blake (UA-cam Audio Library)
Spring of Deception - Density & Time (UA-cam Audio Library)
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#yoshitomonara #knifebehindback #yoshitomonaraart #mangaart #expensiveartist #japaneseartist #maleartist #art #painting #studio #artstudios #paintingstudios #fineart #studiotour
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Inside The Studio of The World’s Most Famous Female Artist
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An in-depth look into the studio setup of world-famous Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama. Support me on Instagram: alexwilliam_art Want to help support the production of these videos? Feel free to donate via Paypal: paypal.me/alexwilliamart?country.x=GB&locale.x=en_GB Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): uppbeat.io/t/t-check/there-was-something License code: 6BUHYH8AFPWEXEPE Music...
The Dystopian Graphic Design of Severance
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An in-depth look into the graphic design work created for the 2022 Apple TV series, Severance. We'll examine most of the print and digital interface designs, analyzing how they enhance and support the story. Support me on Instagram: alexwilliam_art Want to help support the production of these videos? Feel free to donate via Paypal: paypal.me/alexwilliamart?country.x=GB&locale.x=en...
Why This Artist Created 100 Million Porcelain Sunflower Seeds
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A deep dive into the famous 'Sunflower Seeds' installation by Ai Wei Wei, shown at the Tate Modern, London in 2010. The seeds can be interpreted in many ways, but the story behind the manufacturing of the seeds is just as relevant and important. The video talks about some of the core reasons why Ai Wei Wei created the seeds, and details the processes and techniques used to create them. Support ...
The Invisible Artists Creating Hollywood’s Digital Screens
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Deep dive into the world of movie fictional user interfaces (FUI) or screen graphics, the graphics and designs applied onto any screen, monitor or user interface. It's a form of artistic work that often goes unnoticed and under-appreciated. Enjoy! Support me on Instagram: alexwilliam_art Want to help support the production of these videos? Feel free to donate via Paypal: paypal.me...
Manufacturing The Most Expensive Art in The World - Jeff Koons
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An in-depth look into the massive factory-style production studio of the well-known American contemporary artist Jeffrey Koons. We examine his studio's painting process, sculpture manufacturing, equipment and the important role his army of assistants play in the production of his work. Support me on Instagram: alexwilliam_art TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Jeffrey Koons 01:08 The Business of A...
Amazing Art Studios You’ve Probably Never Seen Before
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An in-depth look into four uniquely different creative studios, examining their spaces, equipment, tools, and the role that assistants play in the production of the work. Support me on Instagram: alexwilliam_art TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Intro 00:53 Ai Wei Wei 03:11 Tom Sachs 05:06 Kaws 07:07 Marilyn Minter 09:07 Thanks for watching Want to help support the production of these videos? Fee...
Inside Takashi Murakami’s Massive Production Studio
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An in-depth look into the massive warehouse studio setup of Japanese artist Takashi Murakami. Follow me on Instagram: alexwilliam_art Articles referenced in the video: view.ceros.com/hype-beast/takashi-murakami-is-the-sleepless-artist-mobile/p/1 www.wallpaper.com/art/takashi-murakami-studio-visit-garage-museum-exhibition hbr.org/2021/03/lifes-work-an-interview-with-takashi-murakam...
Inside The Pristine White Studio of Daisuke Tajima
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An in-depth look into the studio setup, tools and equipment of Japanese artist Daisuke Tajima. Follow me on Instagram: alexwilliam_art ARTIST LINKS: Daisuke Tajima's Instagram: tiendao06?hl=en Daisuke Tajima's UA-cam: www.youtube.com/@daisukeshikonyan-0689 Articles referenced in the video: www.tokyoweekender.com/art_and_culture/daisuke-tajima/ Want to help support t...
How James Jean Built The Ultimate Painting Studio
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An in-depth look into the studio of renowned LA-based artist James Jean. Follow me on Instagram: alexwilliam_art Articles referenced in the video: www.juxtapoz.com/news/magazine/a-clean-well-lighted-place-to-paint-james-jean-s-azimuth-kaikai-kiki-gallery-tokyo/ www.wallpaper.com/architecture/painter-james-jean-renovated-1970s-frank-gehry-home-dan-brunn-los-angeles-usa Want to help...
Why I Love Creative Spaces and Studios
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I love seeing the behind-the-scenes of creative work and seeing inside artist's studios and workshops. I wanted to put together a quick introductory video talking about my passion for creative spaces, why I find them so interesting and how it all relates to the direction of this channel. Follow me on Instagram: alexwilliam_art Want to help support the production of these videos? F...
lol the art world is so dumb
"the world's most famous female artist" - never heard of her
Artist suggestions: Mark Tennant, Elizabeth Peyton, Genieve Figgis
Thanks for the suggestions!
Beautiful coverage -- thank you. As a painter, I'm stunned to see that he works in acrylic: the quick dry time alone wouldn't seem to fit his visual style. I know of a few of his pieces close by, and will visit them this weekend to scrutinize the canvases now knowing this. Hard to get that glow in acrylics. Again, thank you -- well done.
Thank you! He doesn't work exclusively in acrylics, but the majority of the time he does. In nearly all of this studio images/videos he has a bucket of water for his brushes, which he wouldn't have if using oil paints. But some of his work is a combination of both oil and acrylic.
I really like this channel, thanks for all these insights, I tought that he worked mostly with oil
Jeff Koons reminds me of Pee Wee Herman.
Bright Ackwerh
Tip: try manage not wearing headphones on camera.
As an artist, I really enjoyed your video with in depth details of Jeff Koons manufacturing process.
I envy someone with one or more hobbies that can see them through their life.
Why the low number? To keep the prices higher.
I worked for Koons for almost a decade. It became one of the most neurotic working environments I have ever experienced.
beautiful, boho dogon paints the same way..@bohodogon
Sadly the artist never well paid......
Amazing
This is not art. This is stupid pumpkins with dots. The king is naked. Sotheby's are schizofrenics 😂
Fascinating video thank you very much ❤ . What an origin story ! I'm 50 & FINALLY about to set up a tiny studio in a house I'm about to move to so the confirmation here of a small space is everything I needed to hear. I've been drawing & painting since I was a toddler but my parents got killed in a car accident in Athens, Greece, when I was ten . After a neglectful abusive hair raising time I studied art for 7 years in London in my early twenties. Life got in the way, the shock of losing my parents led me to skipping my teenage years. Now I've reached a point in life where I promise myself I'm going to live like a teen for the rest of my days , creating large colourful whimsical abstracts much like these in the video as I always have, but with a new sense of focus & intention of having more exhibitions & getting professional about selling. I struggled to be parted with my work like I was trying to hang on to my parents and childhood. With life out of the way, if a disabled 95 y/o lady in a phyciatric hospital can do it ; SO CAN I ! This video gave me so much motivation, I've battled depression, addiction to alcohol had a life time of taking care of everyone around me & now I have,'me', time for the first time ever, without terrifying responsibilities so as I find myself ,'done with worrying' free from mental traumas & addiction I can take up where I left off : playing like a child for the rest of my life . I have zero fear of my mortality so nothing is in my way from taking wild risks which I always have done but without the stress of having to grow up 😂. I've just Subscribed...I loved your dialogue & I do look forward to binge watching your channel & everything you have yet to create. I feel so close to where I always wanted to be : carefree & able to play all day & all night to make up for having the world on my shoulders. My brother isn't six anymore and that's when all my troubles started. I can rewind and lay on my stomach on the floor & kick my legs backwards & forwards & be in that zone I was as a kid. I feel so lucky ! Your delivery is fantastic & again, thank you for what you do ❤💯. Watching from Italy where I've been for the last 4 years sitting very very still letting it all wash over me , healing & reeling to paint because I have to ! Best flow state to be in after all the parlava thus far 😂 🎉
Thanks! I'm glad it's beneficial for you.
@alexwilliamyt Thank YOU absolutely ♥️💯 🫶🏼
Subscribed to hear more behind the scenes, there is so much focus on outcome I am very interested in process.
Xue jiye would be a great one. Leigh McCloskey as well
so much needless complexity to the painting process only for the purpose of making them seem more valuable, while adding nothing to the piece. it's a con like so many others. have you noticed how much of the abstract/concept art looks the same? i'm all for taking money from rich idiots who buy these but let's be real, that's all this is for. zombie formalism crashed because it was too clear about what it's doing.
This is awesome!
Mark Ryden
queen <3
The workshop of Murakami seems to have sprung from the anime system--both printed but especially film--where many, many people fulfill the artist's or director's vision.
Interesting segment, thank you for sharing this composition. Got inspired watching Nara's process, painting over concepts and discovering the characters along the way.
She is amazing, amazing, AMAZING.
Alex, i recently stumbled upon your videos and I’m fascinated. I’ve been looking for content like this for years now until I found your channel! Artists like Nara, Murakami and James Jean are one of my favourites, and you have videos for all of them! You’re channel is like entering a toy store as a kid, thank you!
Awesome, thank you!
Hi! Thank you for the work you have done, I am inspired by artists and their studios. I'm watching another video and I can't stop.
Randomly came across this vid. Thanks for the insight!
As much as I want to say something regarding how his work feels, it doesn't matter. Money has and always will be a driving force behind what artists can achieve and how successful they are. They have always been entwined in business, and Koons is wildly successful because he is business minded. Art is, for those who are very wealthy, not about the feeling as much as it is about the cost and ability to display that cost in such an opulent way. He wins, and those who have a hand in their own work may sneer at that.
Loving Yayoi. Watching the sure strokes of her hand. The quiet bright and busyness of Yayoi reflected in her world. Shine some my way lovely lady.
I really enjoyed this! Thanks for sharing 🫡
Thank you! Love your videos too :-)
great channel!
Thank you!
When DuChamp invented Modern Art, he said that he abandoned the Artists hand for the MIND. At this point the idea became the Art. Since then, relevant Artists have come up with the idea and whether they or someone else produces it doesn't matter. DuChamp, a New York transplant from Europe, invented the concept of the "ready made", a found object that he would recontextualize, creating an Art piece. His "Fountain" sculpture is a found urinal placed s a museum exhibit, recontextualized. Nothing has been the same ever since. Jeff Koons is a stated DuChampian.
Allen Kaprow or Spencer Sweeney :)
I think she has a lot of help. I also think she’s taking special medication. Colorful, bright, interesting.
amazing - inspiring
put into youtube Debunking Art Myths: How ANYONE Can Make It Big in 2024. Banksy, Vermeer and Struzan. shadow artiste
So glad this popped on my feed today! LOVE this peek at his studio and process.Thank you! I find it fascinating learning how other artists set up their studio and their process of working. We are all unique and different in what works for us.
A new age rip off of Margaret Keane. Meh.
Good video, thank you. I think Koons is misunderstood by the public because art education is severely lacking. But he's not my favorite artist either by any stretch.
AGI Neural Weapons(Havana Syndrome /Freyeffect) will enable any billionaire's child to become the artist. (much as many of this class of offspring have had their egos massaged treading boards or the runway as models) Their mind connected to the ideas producing poor artist slave will enable them to be the world class artist with a production team.
These artists who have the freedom of privacy of thought,privacy of imagination and privacy of creative process may soon be part of an endangered species. AGI Neural Control Weapons will not just be used on the battlefield but will be used to control and enslave creatives. Erin Valenti called this 'tool' a 'thought experiment' but it is no experiment.
Wait... Is this an example of how AI art works like now? But instead of AI, he used people working like machines to bring out his ideas? The so called the idea matters and not the method. Even the artist didn't paint almost nothing and left all the work to his minions... So does the same criticism about the method and yada yada applies here? Is it lazy? Is it fake? Is the idea what counts only? Should it lose value, because it was done by other people? What's the difference from this to an AI creator imputing prompts? Should the final piece have everyone who worked on the project have their signatures as well in it? Interested to see what people think about this.
The competitive nature of this way of working of course means that AGI Neural Control technology will become part of the PROCESS. AGI Neural Control Weapons will enable those artists with the greatest means at their disposal to be at one with targeted artists who are the enslaved -trapped in a one way HIVE MIND with intellectual property thieves.
Will Jeff Koon's children work for him as indentured slaves or keep themselves independent and free people.
Haha, all the work and money just to be able to pretend to be an artist.
Elli and John Milan
He wouldn’t have a problem with D. Trump’s color, just orange & brown 🍊💩
This form of working is not for me..definitely not a fan of most of Koons laboured output... but I saw the giant flower puppy in Spain .... it was really impressive...