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so sad that paris is no longer what is used to be...

Very nice.

Waow, 100 commissions in a year, to me that’s a lot, fair play to you, you have a great drive and you’re an amazing artist, love your videos , thank you

Bonsoir Ashley, tres beau renard,j adore sa fourrure, magnifique, très réaliste ! 😃😃❤❤🇲🇫🇲🇫

Superbe video!😃😃❤❤🇲🇫

Uhh.. why tf does this only have 17 likes??! This is incredible!

Seriously beautiful 😍

Omg are u doing requests because if u can could you do one of me and my horse❤ u are an amazing artist🎉❤

I'm so sorry things are a little out of focus! In future videos, I will definitely double check to make sure that doesn't happen :)

I'm so sorry things are a little out of focus! In future videos, I will definitely double check to make sure that doesn't happen :)

Hy ashley love your content! I wanted to suggest that adjusting the camera focus to be more on the canvas while you're working could enhance the viewing experience. It would be amazing to see more details of your creative process.thank u

Ashley what a beautiful piece

Have you sketched drawn or painted any vampires like in a sketchbook maybe?

Wonderful , Ashilleiy !

Awsome vid .really helpful

May I ask where you got the geometric shapes for the still life? I've looked around but the objects I've found are very small.

Very cool!

my preference is for books, art books are very special to me

Amazing. I love it!

Awesome! 🤓👍

What happened to "1.1"?

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I commend you on your goal of 100 commissions for the year. You will benefit greatly from that. I had to put my daughter through college and did so with commissioned work. For 6 years, I was a slave to commissions. The obvious benefit was the financial stability, but more important than that was the practice of working consistently. I see many artists state they are waiting for inspiration, and unfortunately the habit of not working develops during that wait. Commissioned work removes that because you work without that constraint. I think that was the biggest lesson I learned, and that is that commissioned work is a job, just like any other, and you go in and do your best every day. The last benefit is that with constant and consistent 'work'(painting or pencil), you work out issues and find the most effective manner to create. You find better ways, and personal improvement goes through the roof. I think your goals this year are perfect, and I have no doubt you will reach them and really advance your career. How exciting!

Wow

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New sub here. My granddaughter has an amazing drive and talent for art and I find myself watching and learning about artists so I can share that info with her. I'm hoping she pursues her talents and this video will be shared with her. Thank you for the example you shared of an artist's life.

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HOW DOES THIS NOT HAVE MORE VIEWS?

Painting the same subject/painting more than once can have huge learning benefits, especially if you can have a day or two in between painting them.

It also helps to have more than one (2-3) painting going at a time, in different states, different sizes and different subjects. It is amazing how each of them will solve a problem in one of the other paintings.

I very much enjoy your videos. Makes me wanna get back to working on my own channel. Heres to a good year and many more 🥂

Thanks for sharing. Looks good!

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Piękny! Jaka jest gramatura tego papieru bo mój się marszczy😢

Bonsoir Ashley, tres beau cava et son cheval,vous êtes une grande artiste ! 😃❤❤🇨🇵

I was about three years into my art journey when I convinced myself that if I didn't create something 'large' I wasn't going to be considered a serious artist. So, 22x24, with color pencils, all paper covered. Yeah, 4 months later (up to 10 hrs a day, every day), I finished. It kinda became my signature piece, and it did put me on the map, but I swear I lost my sanity there for a while. Now when that voice in my head says 'Go big or go home", I just feed her chocolate until she shuts up. Merry Christmas!

Bonsoir Ashley, oh la tecdu cheval est superbe ,la couleur marron chocokat decsa robe,est magnifique, jcadore les chevaux et je vous adore aussi,vous peignez de belles choses,je vouscsouhaite un joyeux Noël ! 😀😀❤❤🇨🇵

please do a monochrome painting when you have time ! thanks

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Being a pencil artist, my art tends to be tighter and more realistic, and I see a lot of artists that work in sections, bringing them to almost full completion. I tend to lose my way in doing that. I've tried to work the entire canvas, and tend to get overwhelmed doing that. So, after following a lot of oil painters, I now tend to put down quite a bit of under 'painting' on highly detailed images. This gets the 'map' of the work down in my brain. Then I will work in sections usually starting with the least complicated and working to the most complicated. I will have several sections going at a time, and will bounce around between them as the complexity increases. By the time I get to the truly complicated sections, I've got a pretty good 'groove' or feel for the piece, and it helps me get through all the really hard stuff. I've also have my eyes really trained in by this point so I can see all the variations in color and values. Like you, the last thing I do is to work edges and develop the shadows/values fully. The more I do, the more I find myself thinking, 'This should be easier by now', yet it isn't. I guess that is why I keep experimenting on how I process through my work. Very good video, thanks!

It's a stupid ass hill billy

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Magnifique peinture, j adore😃😃❤❤🇨🇵

It was actually a cool surprise to get to redo a painting. Which one do you like more? The first or second attempt?

I can't tell you how often I sit at my easel, eating breakfast, lunch, or dinner, staring at my work in progress, trying to figure things out!

I’m practising my sketching to improve my art. Love your videos, learning a lot, especially love seeing your beautiful horses and everyday life and routine. My Dad was an awesome horse trainer and I miss being around them. Awesome animals and you paint them wonderfully! 🌸 Marg

Looks oddly similar to Mark Maggiori’s “Tuah Tah”. I wouldn’t have noticed except for the fact I am practicing those exact clouds.

These are notes to myself. I’m curious, do you have any plans to level up your own art? What are they? ☺️

Quelles collections de pin ceaux,ont en as jamais assez, et il faut en prendre soins ,apres avoir peint!😀😀❤❤❤❤🇨🇵👀