Відео

You will! There is a lot to watch!

Glad you enjoyed it!

You can try molding paste but it won't react the same as it is too "plastic." Sheet rock mud is more porous. But try and let me know how it turns out!

@@julieschumer7182 Right, I understand, thanks!

Excellent! I have gone back and forth on one as I say in the Talk and will be doing it again soon.

@@julieschumer7182 Maybe we can share websites when we’ve completed them!

Check everything!! And it was super fun

Thanks! Glad you found it useful.

You will have a blast! It's a challenge for sure.

It was fun. Another one from last week to be posted soon.

It was paper. Stonehenge 90 pound paper

Thanks, it's silk and looks great on!

It was a black Spectrum pastel. My favorite.

Glad you found it useful!

I guess you are not a fan of this method!

Lol

I am using Stonehenge 90 pound paper gessoed on both sides. It's a good all purpose paper for demos and I have also sold many works on paper on that paper. It comes in sheets or rolls.

I feel very sorry for you. You are missing so much, not just in art, including your own work - if you do both, as I do, each builds into and helps the other - but also in life. We are surrounded by abstract images if only you can allow yourself to see it.

You are so welcome! I hope you try it out. Let me know how it goes.

?

Sure you can do it on canvas. Of any size you want. I would gesso it first but I would buy canvas already gessoed, it's much easier.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Your lack of fondness for something is not evidence of its (supposed) lack of quality. Just because you don’t like abstract art, does not mean it “isn’t art.” People have the right to like what they like. I find merit it all art forms, not just one. If you like fine art, stick to that but minimizing and berating another’s work is childish and says more about you than it does about them.

There is a difference between scribbling/smearing paint and creating an intuitive abstract painting. There are other abstract artists here on YT for you to watch, yet, you hang around here? Also, it appears as though you do not know how to properly reply to other user’s comments, so you’re posting your responses as comments on the video 😂 Well done, Del. Well done.

Lol

Feel free to look elsewhere if you are not finding what you’re looking for here. UA-cam has an endless source of art-related videos and information. Remember, not all art has to be some brilliant showcase of technique. Some paintings are intended to be simple and uncomplicated. That okay.

Call it what you want, dumplin’. I guess you’re just not the audience for her videos or work 🤷🏻‍♂️

A 6 year old can’t paint my work.

First of all, Turner and Rembrandt were representational artists, not abstract artists. Representational art cannot be compared to abstract art, as they are two entirely different categories created with entirely different processes. There are also different kinds of abstract art, as well. A six year old child cannot paint intuitively and if you’re so ignorant to compare an experienced artist’s technique(s) to the “work” of a 6 year old, then perhaps you have a lot to learn about the subject of art and it’s “diversity”.

In the beginning of the video, she says it’s a blank unstretched canvas.

Then don't watch it.

The studio or the painting?

Fantastic! That's the idea.

More condescension? Tell us you’re miserable without telling us you’re miserable! 😂

Lol...

🤡

That’s the whole point of no representational art. It’s not “about” anything but itself. Its pure art in the way instrumental music is. You don’t expect Mozart or Led Zeppelin to imitate natural sounds, you expect them to create something new, that has never existed before, so why expect painters or sculptors to just recreate what already exists?

Not everybody likes hyperrealism. There is room for all of it in the world.

That’s quite a tale! Pollock is known as a classic American artist. What are you known for?

He was good... bitterness is not kindness

Lol well said.

I would not buy a hyperrealist artwork… but I would have a Pollock on my wall any day!! You forget that originality is heralded over repeating what is already in the World… Pollock may not be understood by everyone, but everyone does appreciate originality. Narrow thinking gets to be very boring.

Thank you!

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!

Who needs to paint when you can sit at your computer and tear others down?

Most of the world would disagree with you.

@@julieschumer7182 maybe so, but most l artists wouldn't. I wasn't trying to be offensive, but never got how a painting that looks like a 2 yr old painted it and then omg at the titles they come up with. Lmao

I can't fly a plane, therefore I don't call myself a pilot. I mean at least try to paint something someone can recognize is all I'm saying

Tell that to Pollock. One of his last paintings sold for 600 million. Pick up a brush and canvas and see how you do.

Art is a very broad subject. Just because you don’t understand it does not mean that it “isn’t art”. There are plenty of artists that do various forms of art, including abstract. I used to do mostly sketching and scenery but now I do mainly abstract, as it is an entirely different creation process. There is great freedom and a lot to appreciate about the process of abstract painting, which one would not understand if they’ve never done it. Just because something looks simple, doesn’t mean it is.

It's acrylic paint.

So what are you saying?

We paint a lot and sell a lot. The work of 2 painters is in there.