Art Chat with Lisa from Lachri Fine Art
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
- Today we are speaking with Lisa Clough from Lachri Fine Art. She is an online art teacher and contemporary surrealist painter.
Where to find Lisa:
Lachri Fine Art UA-cam / @lachri
Official Website Lachri.com lachri.com
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Patreon patreon.com/lachri
Merch teespring.com/stores/lachri-fine-art
Lachri Fine Art Prints lachri.artistwebsites.com
Instagram lisa_lachri
And she will be at Aquashella in Dallas on May 18th & 19th aquashella.com/aquashella-2024/
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I absolutely love Lisa. Thank you for including her ❤
My pleasure!
Both of you are spot on with challenging yourself. Lisa, I cannot tell you how many times I hear you in my head as I'm creating art. Push myself! 😂
Or are your darks dark enough and lights light enough!!! Lisa plays on repeat in my head at times!
@HeatherBryant22 Yes! With every single painting! 😂
Good advice!
Two of my favorite people. I found Lisa through Lindsay several years ago. I have learned so much from the both of them. Thank you ladies!!
You are so welcome!
I am really loving your podcasts! Lisa is a wonderful artist with great videos! It’s interesting to find out how much effort goes into all the work in an artist’s video before you can put them out! You ladies do a great service for all of us! Thank you.😊🤗
Thank you so much!
I am really enjoying these Podcasts! It is so interesting to see how artists live and create. ❤
Glad you enjoy it!
Yay! My favorite artist! I love Lisa so much 🥰
Two of my favorite artists and both of whom I have watched since 2016!!!
Yay! I'm so glad you enjoyed!
So happy to see a video of two of my favorite UA-cam artists 👍👍👍.
Another fabulous interview, it is amazing how you have picked all my favorite Art UA-camrs so far!
Wow, thank you!
Lachri is one of my long-time favorites! It's amazing to listen to Lisa talk! I love her train of thought. Plus, who else can make Lyndsay sound like she talks slow? 😂👍🏻
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Lisa is an awesome artist and instructor!
Totally!
Wow! Another fabulous artist I did not know about! Thanks for introducing her to me Lindsay!
My pleasure!
Love Lisa… love the podcast… thanks Lindsey!
You are so welcome!
Love you two together. You’re both amazing and so willing to share. Have learned a lot from both of you.
Thank you so much!
I've learned so much from Lisa and my art work has greatly improved! Lisa is a great teacher and a blessing to the art community!
I totally agree!
I was in Lisa’s patreon group for one year. Her instruction is amazing and I developed my skills quickly.
Wonderful!
Finally watched this last night. Wow! What an amazing interview. I am going to watch this again, because it was so good. Ya’ll talked about so many things that were so good. I also live in Texas, and she is sooooooo correct. Some parts of Texas have some really beautiful scenery, but mostly flat like a pancake. Growing up in the country, I always watched the stars. You can see every star. I also loved the point about trying things that are harder and that is how you grow. Anyway…..so many great conversations topics. Now I have added her on my list to follow. Thank you so much for doing these reviews. I enjoy finding so many amazing people who are making the world a more colorful place. ❤😊
Fantastic!
Thank you, Lindsay! I absolutely loved listening to you and Lisa visit. This was a Podcast I was hoping you would do. I might listen to it again because I enjoyed you both so much. Keep up the good work. Have a nice week.
You are so welcome!
I've got the same love for "nature at home " than Lisa. She is my first UA-cam /patreon prof. I love her talent, her personality, and the fact that she stays at home like me, etc... She really could be my best friend! 😅
Sweet!
OMG, my two favorite ladies chit chatting together?! How wonderful to spend my afternoon listening to you both while working on this crazy Magic Pharmacist Book Nook Kit that my son gave me for Christmas!! Loved the podcast! And hey, I got lots done on my puzzle thingy, too!! 🥰🥰🥰
Our pleasure!
Loved this interview. 2 of my favorite women having an art chat! I agree with moving on to more advanced lessons, unfortunately they can be hard to find on UA-cam. Keep on providing content, I can’t get enough!
I'm glad you enjoyed it! As a creator, the more advanced lessons are longer and get watched less due to the length and the fact that there are more beginners looking for lessons than advanced students.
Another great interview. Lisa was the first “artist I started to follow in 2012 and I started with Lindsay in the beginning as well. Nice to see my two “fast talkers” together (I’m from NY and a fast talker too!). Really enjoyed the conversation and I wanted to thank Lisa especially for bringing up the point about not being born with the art gene and how we need to push ourselves to try harder things. Many times I don’t even attempt stuff for the very reason she stated and so my work doesn’t grow. Now I will try to be brave and make ugly art until I get better! Love ya both!
Thanks 😊
Two of my favorite artists!
Thanks 😊
What a great episode! It was great to see you two talking about art and the UA-cam/Patreon challenges! Lisa must be so lucky to have such great Livestream moderators! 😅
I'm sure she is!
Lisa more surreal!!! I'm joining your patreon right now idk why I haven't thought of it before .. but please more surreal!!
Nice!
Hullo Lindsay, I have been enjoying watching your videos on this format and truly enjoying all of them!! It is just so amazing that you are getting some amazing responses from the people that you are just talking to so informally and engagingly. I am truly glad that longevity of creating Art was talked about! I have had experience with returned artwork and it truly is horrible! Thank you Both!
Thank you so much!
Hi, Lindsay and Lisa. Thank you for your video. Have a great day.🎉.❤.
You too!!
Amazing podcast!!! Thanks for sharing ❤
You are so welcome!
I subscribe to @lachri and @thefrugalcrafter and enjoy your videos. As I started to watch this podcast, I chuckled because here you both were side-by-side, the two women that amaze me with their creativeness, but also with what such fast talkers you both are!😂 I enjoyed this interview. Lisa was very motivating.
Two of my favorite artists talking art -- what could be better?!! And Aquashella shout out?! I've seen videos of past Aquashella events and it looks so amazing! You both have challenged me to new creative pursuits!
Wow, thank you!
You certainly know the best guests to interview on your podcasts 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you!
Lisa my inspiration! She's the best ❤
I love Gallery Glass. I used to do a lot of it. Fun! You two were hilarious, yet so informative and talented. Nice podcast!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I did not know Lisa, thanks for this entertaining interview. Whew...you both are the fastest speakers on the Youtuverse! I am going to check out her channel and her work.
😆 true!
Great podcast! I love both Lisa and you!
Yay! Thank you!
first, you both look super awesome! looking forward to this podcast with you two cuties! I agree, Lisa has amazing skills and an amazing channel!
Yay! Thank you!
Lisa’s Lion is my favourite of hers. It’s stunning.
Great interview! Big fan of Lisa.
Thanks 😊
This was a great podcast. I really like the visual along with audio communication. The different approaches of artists are so stimulating and I find out about websites, approaches and materials I never knew about. I also appreciate the nonjudgmental way ideas and differences are presented. The one thing I would like to see if possible is if the guests have a small
example(s)f work they have done that show a concept or method or something representational of what they are trying to describe, I think that would be really helpful and fun to see. Good job Lindsay!
Thanks for the suggestion. Lisa's youtube and website are linked if you want to check it out:)
I did check out her website after I viewed the podcast. But, for example,mother gallery glass topic was totally new to me . Thx!
I love you two together and this was a great podcast! I have learned so much from both of you. I’m still beginner but it was so helpful to hear about “pushing yourself to the next level” instead of staying in your beginner comfort zone. I have been trying to do that but I often question if I’m ready for it (but I keep pushing myself. I know I have LOTS to practice but I also know, and can see I’m learning. Thank you both so much!
You are so welcome!
Love you both, you are both great artists. There is another you tuber which you’ll enjoy interviewing Dede Willingham, she is very talented and you’ll have real fun talking to her. Thank you for the art interviews- they are really interesting!
Thanks for the tip!
What a wonderful interview! Full of really good information!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Yay! My two favorite UA-camrs!! Awesome interview :)
Yay! Thank you!
Looking forward to watching this later today!
Hope you enjoyed it!
Such a fantastic episode ☺☺☺
Thank you!
I wonder if Lisa has ever considered nature journaling? She could use her animal friends in the house as a starting point! Interesting interview, thank you!
Good idea!
I'm laughing! Lindsay and Lisa are so delightful. Thank you for another wonderful podcast.
Thanks for listening!
Lindsay, another wonderful interview! Too bad you and Lisa aren't getting "paid" by the word! 😉 And this may have been asked and answered, but your necklace is stunning - so contemporary and different. Where did you get it?
Lisa, so much of your advice really impacted me. Artists are so madly in love with color, as it is cheerful and flashy, but not as important as one would think. Hence all of the "haul" videos and fancy "new" colors that we have all purchased. The top artists in the world only use a handful of colors and know their properties well. Hazel Soan's "The Art of the Limited Palette" is life changing (ok, maybe just art changing). A long interview on YT introduced me to the book. At the first workshop I took decades ago, Tony Couch (a famous watercolorist in the US) told us to "paint it any color you want, as value and design are most important". The YT audience flocks to swatching and color mixing videos, but when the enormously talented Nina Volk does a video on connecting middle values or composition, the views are a fraction of the "color" ones.
After years of painting on and off (more the latter than the former), I often bemoan my lack of "talent". Thanks ever so much for pointing put that the arts are the one area where society erroneously believes talent is just innate. Especially love the metaphor of medicine, as I became a doctor and obviously had to put in years of learning! The education (in any field) never stops and and I continued to learn for thirty years in practice.
Thank you!
Love Lisa! I’ve learned so much from her! Can’t wait to see who you pick next!
More to come!
I've really been enjoying these interviews!
Thank you!
Great podcast. So much information.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great podcast Lindsay and Lisa!🎉
Thanks Gwen!
No people, you don’t have your speed on 2X…. 😂
❤ these two together!
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It was fun to listen to you and Lisa while making my lasagna for supper! haha I will have to check out her channel...I love that she is an animal lover also. 🙂 Thanks so much.
Hope you enjoy
Hi Lindsey! Thanks for the awesome content as always.❤
Question 🙋🏻♀️
You mentioned I recall that PBK11 combines to create the Van Gogh dusk watercolors - I have an old version of the Sennelier la Petite aquarelle 24 half pan set, and it has two blacks on the end. I don’t have my original package and cannot find a listing for the pigments online.
Do either of the two blacks in this kit have this same pigment - I believe you have both the older version and newer one.
Thanks in advance!!!
I don't think it does, but you can check, make a juicy swatch and run a magnet under the paper, and see if the pigment moves.
Enjoyed!
Thanks!
"I'm a vampire"... Lol! I always thought the same, but now that I'm in Maine the sun is so much more tolerable! Texas sun is no joke!
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this will be so fun to watch ,there is a wonderful artist i found in Holland ,his name is Titus Meeuws ,he does large watercolors and oils ,i love artists talking together,thank you
Thanks!
Lindsay, if you do the gallery glass, please show us! Sounds so cool 😊
I'll see how Lisa's comes out first 😆
How awesome my two favorite gals on one show! This is great
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@thefrugalcrafter absolutely loved this I watch you and Lisa a lot on here as well as Andrew Tischler and smoothie77 and the artist network getting sketchy series love them all my favorite though is SatChat lol. It’s so uplifting great mojo lol
I’m sorry it’s the virtual instructor getting sketchy series
This may be my favourite yet. I think it’s because you both talk as fast as I do 😂
We do 😆
Another winner. Did you do the Fox art on the drawing tin I have, Lisa?
I think she did the inktense tins only but I'm not sure.
Very excited for this podcast as Lisa along with Harry were my first artist YouTibe channels I first followed ☺️ Thank you for featuring her ❤
My pleasure!
If you’re looking for another artist to interview for your podcast I love watching Jason Morgan, he’s an amazing pastel artist overseas…maybe connecting together could work out 🙂
Did you use a different program to record this? There doesn't seem to be as many awkward pauses from delayed timing... really enjoying this podcast either way.
It's rhe same program UT we are only one time zone away, I think the lags on some have to do with distance. Also I'm getting the hang of interviews so my tech problems should be fewer as we go along.
I just got an airbrush and have been hoping that Lachine would come out with more
Fun!
I only stretch and reach for things outside my skill set. I posted a picture of one of the color pencil drawings where I was going for a pretty close to realism feel and it was probably the first actual photo I had drawn (I was studying masters paintings and drawing those with pencil to learn the medium which was new to me) and I mentioned it was ambitious and someone commented that I should stick to flowers as they were easier. 😂 I actually don't even know how to draw flowers honestly, as they aren't for me, so ironically that would be harder. I just thought the comment was funny, when I drew something I was pretty proud of and it actually was a good drawing (maybe not 100% realistic, but probably 80%, which is great when I was only a few months in) and someone said I should just do the 'easy thing'. I will never be that person. I want to learn and I want to always try ambitious things and keep improving. I started late (40's) and I am making sure I make up for time and I think I am doing really well, by continuing to push my comfort zones. I don't always have the time to draw (full time job), but I do dedicate a lot of time to both practicing and also actually studying (books, youtube as resources etc).
Thats fantastic! Keep at it!
Q: Lindsay, strange question for you: what brand/colour is your lipstick in this vid? I absolutely love it! And the vid isn't bad either ;-) Thank you Lindsay!
Covergirl outlast, I think it's rubyvred. I don't think they have many colors in the line. It's the bright red one.
Oh yes! I so wish UA-camrs who do live streams wouldn’t greet individual people by name. It’s a waste of time and, since they can’t greet everyone that way, it can have the opposite effect of inclusion by leaving people out. Why not just say, “Welcome everyone!”?
Mentioning old masters, Van Gogh knew some colors would fade but he used them anyway, and his stuff is hanging in museums right now. Still surviving, though not nearly as vibrant as they once were. And actually, most of the impressionist paintings we know for being muted in tone, once were much more vibrant. There is nothing you can sell a person that will last forever truly. Lightfast materials in watercolor, they say you can only hang it up for 3 months out of a 36-month period. so even with archival stuff you have to be careful to allow it to last. The truth is some artists care, some don’t; neither is right or scummy, they just are artists expressing themselves and if someone wants it they sell it. if you care too much about the science, you'll never make anything, it will all be about whether it lasts, not about making things. I, however, do want to use archival materials because if I am making something and expressing myself or a unique feeling or moment in time, then i want it to last. For no reason other than for me knowing my art is surviving and that it can be historic evidence of the past, just like a parent knows its kid is surviving. Though perhaps the most lightfast thing ever would be to create every single painting you ever wanted using whatever materials you want on an archival substrate and just leave them in a dark room to be discovered after you die, so they survive very well and then end up in museum quality conditions. but then you have to argue if the art did its job if it was hidden for so long and unable to make an effect on society. Art is one of those things that much like a person as soon as it is created it is in the process of breaking down. its a weird thing. i have made no art for years now because of the archival nonsense. I guess the true reality is as a buyer you just have to know that it is up to you and a future conservator to protect the art piece. I know there are some people would probably say there are people that care about lightfastness and then there are artists. I say that because I have fallen into that trap of not wanting to create unless I have the perfect conditions for it to last ‘forever.’ if you live in a city you could often come across the same scene as someone else that you want to paint. people these days (including myself) are too worried about too many things. originality has limits and we are all from the same earth so we will have similar inspiration and views. just make what you wanna make. i mean if you painted the sun blue and it wasn't white or yellowish, it could be realistic all it wanted in value but would actually end up being the cartoon.
Great points!
It was unusual that Lisa said she's creating a fantasy environment around her, but doesn't paint fantasy scenes.
Science leans to artistic skills being genetic, but there's still a learning component. Go to and scroll down the Official Akiane Gallery to what an art prodigy did at different age divisions of paintings. She was doing pro level paintings at age 10. I seriously doubt that anybody can train any child to be that good by that age. Few 10 year-olds can do what she was doing at age 5.
There's still a progression to Akiane's skills. It's not as if she picked up a paintbrush and immediately painted masterpieces. It can be seen by the number of artworks posted that she spent a lot of time drawing and improving. I'm sure there were many more sketches and works that weren't uploaded.
None of this is meant to say that a person cannot learn to draw or paint. It takes time and effort to improve. Anybody who makes that effort will get better. Akiane's early efforts are probably 1-in-100,000,000. While she remains an excellent painter as an adult, probably 1-in-1,000 adults are at an equivalent level even though they didn't have the same genetic advantages she started with.
thats what i hate when friends say its a copy or u are born with it 😮
Anyone can learn!
Lisa must be familiar with Bob Wyland?
Probably, I remember seeing his murals in Hawaii! Gorgeous!
@@thefrugalcrafter That's where I know him from. I lived there many years.