I Made Bad Abstract Art and Sold It For $____
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ALSO: I know the banana isn’t abstract art, I was using it as an example of art that people lump together as “terrible abstract art” when they actually know very little about it. But I think this got confused when I edited it together and now it makes no sense - apologies !!
I still like fresh-picked strawberries.
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hello!
Your my favorite UA-camr
you have literal emotions in this artwork - confusion, feeling lost and even hate (the scraped off black paint)
isnt this completely the point of abstract art? with that being said, I think you nailed it
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I am going to say I liked it
The painting it wasn’t bad
But I’m not a painting person to buy this
Genious🔥
Actually "real" artists love seeing people who start their art journeys or paint even as a joke or a hobby. It reminds us of the joys of art before it became a job or a piece of our self-worth.
I'm starting my art journey! it's so fun and relaxing. I would like to sell my art once I get good at it :)
I second this comment, I love to watch “non-artist” create and then end up loving it!
That's how I started! Had no idea I could even paint. I've been painting abstract art for 9 years now 😍
Love this comment ♥️
I started in November. I'm a working bassist who lost all my gigs because of Covid. So one night, in a pissed off state, I started to paint...had always wanted to try it. Always had a very heathy respect and appreciation for painting and artists. Wound up really enjoying it immensely and it's become a healthy way to blow off steam. When I showed my first one to some of my friends, I immediately got a decent offer. I've sold a bunch since-even some of my painter friends said I have something really great and have been very supportive.
Wanting obscene amounts of money and having absolutely no skill are two of my most important personality traits
Too funny 🤣
Hunter? Is that you?
😂
I'm an artist and art teacher, and I love this video. I laughed to tears watching you go through your process because I have been there so many times - paint on the floor, on my clothes, scraping something off a canvas that I don't like, exhausted, crazed. Your support and your way of expressing what someone goes through emotionally and financially to create art is awesome.
Being an art teacher sounds so cool. What’s it like?
Everone forgets to mention how much nerves it takes to produce art not only loads of time and supplies. You have to fight your own demons of criticism and perfectionism
Truest statement.
Omg yes.
@@Rebelmoon777 absolute fact ❤️
Plus all mental disorders, introversion, trauma, procrastination.. there are tons of dragons before you get to the princess castle lmao
I try not to be perfect. Sometimes a slip or mistake can be the best of surprises.
You know you can’t actually explain why you see art in something. Everyone finds different things in one thing. One of the greatest artists of our generation said art is a question mark and you are the one who chooses what it can be. So as much as it’s logical if someone sees art in a public urinary in the middle of an art exhibition it’s also understandable if someone finds it ridiculous
It's very interesting to hear where people's ideas come from and what their thought processes and creative processes are, that's why I like it
incorrect beauty follows pretty exact almost mathematical rules of ratio. it's far more objective then subjective.
@@arposkraft3616 it seems like you don’t really know much about art... abstract art is completely subjective and only some people see something in it. It’s not objective at all
I think the only commonality is literally being able to find some meaning in it. Eye of the beholder all the way!
@@arposkraft3616 not all art has to be ‘beautiful’, ugly art is also appreciated
My artsy Step mom that loved abstract art..My dad told her that was bullshit and hed prove it..he bought a big canvas and set it up in his backyard. Then he filled condoms with different colors of paint and pitched them at the canvas. He titled it Strikezone and sold it for 1k on EBAY. She was pissed!!!
There is someone who actually bought it?
@@SapphireStorm0910 yep! He made 1k in less than a week
well just because someone bought it doesn't make it good, but then good is kind of subjective I guess. Sometimes you can make a good painting by mistake, my first efforts were good, then I went down hill, now I'm better, but it was an accident in the beginning.
@@SapphireStorm0910 you... can... do that?
I think he proved the validity of her passion. He created something abstract that someone saw value in and appreciated. Joke or not, he put in work. Art is Art.
“I’m not good at art, and I’m a massive perfectionist.” SAME!
sometimes in life, we are all just a moldy banana taped to the wall...
This is deep bro
Nah. I like the duct tape, though.
How did you tape yourself to a wall?
d e e p
@@thatsalt1560 have any... grapes?
it looks like my schools art tables that haven’t been cleaned since they were bought
THIS SO MUCH OF THIS! XDD
THAT'S WHAT I THOUGHT! I have a painting board covered in old paint that looks just like her painting 😂
Lmao..right!!!
A millionaire would buy those, I bet.
Problem with abstract art is unless your really good at it and have a definitive style. Your stuck waiting for that ONE buyer who is inspired by the mess you've made. True story
You cannot get good at something that requires no skill it's like getting good at blinking or clapping
@@G.Bfit.93 Not really true. Almost all abstract art, whether or not it's visualy appealing, can be done by just about anyone. But it requires genuine technical ability to produce something like a Mondrian or Kandinsky. Also, good abstract art, meaning art which is isn't just a random mess and has a sense of formal and colour composition, requires genuine thought, control, creativity, and decision making even where the same artist isn't technically capable of representational art.
As someone who just looked up selling art videos, your comment stuck out. I'd say I have very little skill, but a decent eye and a style, but I will totally keep your words at heart for sure.
GIRL , you're hard on yourself. i've been making and selling art for years and I personally LOVED what you were making, even the black paint scrapped after words has a statement. it personally touched me in the soul , like i LOVE it.
anyways this was the first video i watched from u and i loved it so hi & hello, from your new subscriber 💗💗
did you get good prices for your work?
@@therobinmasterstheory1636 yes! I sold some for $70-$300 it mostly depended on the size of the canvas and how long I spent on it but sadly I stopped painting. i sell crotchet trinkets now!
The scrapped off black paint is favorite part of the painting
“It got me thinking... dangerous I know” FELT THAT
i feel like ellbat became more productive. Nice
It's called finishing a uni semester and the corresponding exam I think.
Or in my case its the Adderall lol
I love her videos and I’m so happy she is putting out more
I am a artist and I really believe people have no idea how much goes into each piece of art made. I find that so many people just want to get something for as cheap as they can. So sad. I do both canvas art and resin art on wood.
Hey there. 1st time getting this. May 11th. HI 😊 got to reply. On making abstract art.
I'm an artist, and I think you're extremely brave for just slapping paint on there straight away without hesitating. I definately wasn't that confident when I started.
A banana taped to the wall isn’t “abstract art” it’s conceptual art. There’s a difference and the banana art has no value outside where it sits in art history.
Exactly! I happen to adore conceptual art. While I still try to figure out abstract.
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Yes. I get tired of everyone calling anything non representational 'abstract art'. First you must have something to 'abstract'. Otherwise it's 'Intuitive Art' orrrrr, 'Non representational Art", but never 'Abstract'. I blame the internet ..
@@tamsinthai YES! I even find people calling representational art abstract because it isn't photorealism.
@@retrokittydesign7974 OMG We're doomed.
I make abstract art and every time some ass tells me "I could do that." I always remind them "But you didn't."
Something made me do it while nothing made you do it. It's that thing that makes art.
This is a badass thing to say, I love it. Good for u
I do the same thing at art shows I’m occasionally in, when someone says “my 5 year old could do that” I just smile and think; well then why aren’t they here selling art?
Yeah, like. You could just as well go tell the baker that you could bake your own bread if you wanted to.
You probably can, yet you still buy the bread to save yourself the effort and likely because they're more skilled at it than you are.
Or my favorite "my 2 year old grandson could do that" Yes, he probably could and hopefully no one will criticise him as he gets older so he never loses the joy that he feels when he creates...
Actually, talentless people have done this countless times to show that anybody can make and sell abstract art. Telling people, "yeah but you didn't," when they say they could do it, is kind of shallow. They're not an ass for saying that because it takes almost no skill, and it's been proven time and time again that it can be done. Driven To Abstraction is a documentary showing how a Chinese immigrant forged $60,000,000 Pollock and Rothko paintings for years and fooled the entire "art" world.
As an actual artist let me just say this process of painting doesn’t change whether you are a professional artist or not. It almost becomes even more scary when people expect that as a professional artist that you just suddenly know what you are doing 😂
Omg really i was hoping the feeling qould go away once i had enough skkill to get a job
Agreed....constantly terrifying. Only gets worse - unless you're not challenging yourself.
AMEN!
I look at it from the perspective that art is maybe getting back to the roots of the craft. Less of who you are or who you know. I love it.
the hardest part of being an artist is creating CONSISTENLY good art. Everyone gets lucky now and then. try creating a related series of 10 pieces where they all feel like they belong together but are still different. That's the difference between having fun with it and making into a career, in my opinion.
The fact that you’re just giving away supplies and giving artists a platform is so beautiful.
I like it. You chose those colors. You placed them. You chose the palette knife and brush. You decided to layer it. Splotch it. Laugh at it. It’s ART. And you’re a precious person.
And I am an artist if you can call it that. I paint and draw and make no money to speak of.
I'm a knitter, and to buy all the 'raw materials' to finish a simple pair of socks, it'll cost you like anywhere from $35-$50, and that's not even taking in to account the time and skill set you'll need to MAKE the socks.
I feel this so much 😢
I make shawls and blanket. I understand the feeling.
Me buying a single skein of yarn for $9 to make 1/6 of a blanket 😔
The shock when you explain how much it would actually cost to all those family/friends/coworkers who ask you to make them something and say they're happy to cover cost of time/materials 😂
I’m also a knitter. I’ve never understood why it costs more to make things yourself than to buy them. Same for making your own clothes. I couldn’t believe how much the material was that I wanted to make a twin size blanket. It has kept me from sewing and knitting much more than I do, because why go to all that expense and time when most of what I want to make can be bought for cheaper? Just to be able to say I made it? Not enough incentive for me.
It is INCREDIBLY hard to revert back to painting or drawing “like a child” after you have been trained to paint “properly” (as most people would say). People underestimate this, and it’s to the point where MOST trained artists would genuinely really struggle to make an abstract piece - because it throws all fundamentals they’ve ever learned, straight out the window.
This is exactly what I've been struggling with, studying Illustration. I find it hard to connect the fun and childlike creativity i had before Uni with my current projects, though that is something I'm working on.
@@dreaming_spacecat I hope you get there! I believe in you! It can be hard, but keep at it and you’ll get there! It was the same for me doing fine art. I find it almost impossible now.
That makes sense, but can one really argue that a piece should be priced highly because the creator was a skilled artist, even if their artistic skill was not applied to that piece?
@@perperperpen people pay for art done by distinguished people, even if that art piece is less than great. They pay for the name more than anything. I don’t think it should be priced higher no. I think the price should be based on the time and effort that was spent on the piece, not the name
I've been painting iconography for decades. I'm tired of portraits and being exact and would love to paint abstract but don't know how. What is it lol?
It was so satisfying seeing the splodges blend when she essentially buttered toast on the canvas. Actually really liked the way the colours blended to create new ones.
Hi Ellbat, firstly wanted to say....you got it. Enjoying the process is exactly what creating art is all about. We don’t all create masterpieces with everything we make, but that makes you no less an artist. I am a registered blind artist and have no doubt what I create isn’t going to be everyone’s cup of tea but I get great enjoyment doing it. So, keep on arting hunny, well done you ❤️
“A true masterpiece does not tell everything”-Albert Camus. Art should make you think and feel not just see your weird uncle.
"Everyone's an artist, but only artists know that" - *Some random graffiti sign in the middle of my city*
But... that would mean everyone would know that... right??
@@jolandadejong9050 no one knows....
bahahbdbej idk myself, I feel like it has many meanings, depending on how you look at it
Everyone can make art but not everyone is an artist
@@bloodyhands Wow. This tread is worth the price of admission!
Annnnnd, it's bollocks. Artists are born, not made. But there's always room for improvement. You get that off of Reddit?
I’m just here to say
There is no such thing as “ fake “ or “bad “ art
I believe every art is unique and beautiful
nah bruh
@@lulubx22 amazing argument
Like the art of bullshit
@@beautifullights8484lmaooooooo
I disagree, there is definitely bad art. Bad art is art that doesn't have any meaningful purpose or skill in it. Good art sends some kind of message, envokes some kind of feeling or exhibits the skills and effort of the artist. You don't have to be technically skilled to make good art. But you do need to display some sort of effort. If you did a two second scribble, that's not art. Lol
Your technique didn't suck, was actually a good technique for abstract. If you try it again (since you have all that paint now lol) just look up a quick color theory breakdown on UA-cam. Certain colors make mud when blended. Honestly if you did that same technique with less browns and just don't put complimentary colors next to each other in the butter knife part, I think you'd end up with a vibrant & "popping" piece.
I was thinking about the same thing. Try using a palette knife instead of a kitchen knife and scissors, less paint, less mud, and maybe surprising results.
Less is more. It looked best right after she scraped off the paint
Again, I’m just doing my part by leaving a comment
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As an artist that does commissions "I put my heart and soul into that onion" is one of the most relatable things I think I've ever heard.
As an artist (i'm a live event painter), I SOOOO appreciate this video! And your witty self. Thanks for the giggles. :)
"it made me realize how much time and work and money goes into making art." I joke about this a lot. I make beaded jewelry, and family/friends sometimes ask me to make them some, or say I should open an Etsy shop. I reply that opening a shop to me is not really worth it; I could buy $90.00 worth of beading supplies and tools, to sell a bracelet for .99 cents.
Title that painting “Pandemic Expression” and it may sell;) because when I look at that I think that’s how I’ve felt since the pandemic began. Lost... a confused mess... constantly finding hope only to have it overshadowed by chaos... yes. That IS a master piece. ;)
ohh I like this idea!
I BID THIS FOR $500,0000,000 •̀ᴗ•́
Pandemic Blues
@MadToTheBone you went to art school didn't you? Lol because that's exactly what an art class critique sounds like...
whatever mush i create in the kitchen:
me: *abstract art*
Underrated comment 💀
*Well, technically it kinda is*
😆 Indeed!
I love how supportive you are. I honestly think you should keep going and create more abstract Art.
Thanks for your generous intentions. Im an artist here in Portugal (waiting to get my residency papers solved) and sometimes its so hard like I would probably bartender or waitress part time to keep making art because when you move to a new country its harder to reach to people
I went to high school specialized in art. I was there four years; got my degree. Still don't have a clue what I'm doing every time I sit down to art, and once I do art, I hate the result, then one sleep later, I love it, and I go back and forth between love and hate.
that must be the curse of the artist.....I do the exact same thing! Also, others tell me it's good and I never believe them!
aren't we all, deep down, convinced that we have no idea what we are doing & terrified someone will realize it any day now.
I was just about to create an abstract painting when I saw this. I'm trying to make money within the next 3 months so I can pay hospital bills. Wish me luck!
Where can I buy your art?
I hope everything goes well for you!
Good luck!! ❤
This why there’sca popular term: “starving artist.” Good luck anyway.
I WISH YOU LUCK !!!!🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
I used to go to art therapy and I also got back into painting and honestly it’s extremely therapeutic and a lot of the time “abstract” art tends to be a bunch of emotions that have come out of you. It’s a really powerful thing x
That's how I started. I'm a working bassist and lost all my gigs due to Covid. Began painting just to have a healthy way to blow off steam. Had always wanted to try it, always loved paintings. Figured it was better than a whiskey bottle. Decided to put a pic of my first painting up on FB.. and had an offer. Some of my commercial artist friends began asking me when I took lessons. They've been incredibly supportive and said I'm onto something. This was November. I've sold a bunch since and a friend offered to set up a web page to sell them (there's almost forty in my tiny apartment haha). I found the process really therapeutic
@@ferox965 Congratulations on your success...on multiple levels! Keep going!
This is me as well!
This video gave me life!
I did a messy pour on a big canvas and stuck it into a display. Someone paid wayyyy more than I thought it was worth and I was AH-mazed. Art is always in the eye of the beholder. I don't want to be in the contest, but I do want to shout out to the creatives who have suffered in this past year.
THIS VIDEO CAME OUT RIGHT WHEN I WAS MAKING MY ABSTRACT PAINTING TO SEE IF ANYONE WOULD BUY IT
Good luck
Did it sell?
Art Therapy - Art for/from Stroke survivors, is an incredible way for stroke survivors to improve their mobility and precision control and also decrease depression. Many stroke survivors are sadly left with some form of disability either physically/mentally/emotionally. Art is a brilliant way for survivors to express themselves when words either don't come or cannot possibly fit what they are feeling. There are too many charities dedicated to this to list but it really is a worthwhile cause to investigate. Thanks Ellbat.
I’d like to add to that! Art therapy is for everyone and every age. I actually am an art therapist (in the Netherlands) and work with kids who are very damaged and in need of support and love. Art therapy is a safe and approachable form of therapy 💕
I have an aunt who had a stroke and had the right side of her body paralyzed. It was really hard for her since she was right handed. She used to draw before and was really good at it and I think she thought she would never do anything creative again but she tried and I find that her paintings are now even more beautiful than before, they are more colorful and emotional which to me says that she is happy again (which she wasn't even before the stroke). It really helped her cope with her struggles and made her and our lives more beautiful. It really shows how powerful art is.
@@kathynotenboom Hiii fellow vaktherapeut ✌🏻
@@kathynotenboom I would be very interested in art therapy in the Netherlands. It 's difficult to start in the US because insurance companies don't want to cover it. Starting out in both art and psychology I was very discouraged by other therapist because of this. Maybe I should not have listened.
I quite like your painting! It makes me think of walking at night, near a park in a big city, with lights and snow... and that makes me happy.
You are right, its a ridiculous amount of time for art and i havent met anyone who appreciated what we sell it for. Thank you for doing this it was wonderful
I'd definitely buy this, it's literally her going through optimism, confusion, feelings of being lost and eventually pure hate and frustration. That's abstract as fuck hun
This sounds like a very fun thing to do, never tried abstract art but I can imagine it's harder than it let's off, it's like avant garde music, some of it is just shit noise and it's surprisingly hard to make it like not shit noise
(I like my wacky avant garde stuffs)
tis is exactly this! It looks simple, but it's actually very hard haha
Get to it and try it!
As an artist I love it because you made something from nothing and felt so many things while making it. 10/10
For a beginner it's a good start don't give up. I love all styles of paintings. I have done abstract and also taught my autistic daughter. It was a communication break through with her. I paint what I feel and it comes out in different styles.
My abosulte favourite example of abstract art was when a guy went to the display, took of his glasses, placed it on the floor, and sold it...
I wish the writer had read his line and made correction. I am puzzled by "took of his glass," and wish it could be clear.
…that would not be abstract art
2:11 the other day my art teacher was talking about how she thinks some of the dumb art things that sell for so much is a front for money laundering (her specific example was the banana on the wall and honestly she might be onto something)
It's been a money laundering scam for at least a century.
it is, alot of tax evasion too because of donations
What happens when the banana rots? You’ve lost your 120K! Phone up an art restorer and end the conversation with “Oh, and don’t forget to bring a banana with you”.
@@jazzman1626 Funny! OMG!
@@jazzman1626 you play jazz jazz man?
Kids paint when they feel like it, we paint when we don't, then judge the hell out it! I actually liked it. I suppose the key is doing it for enjoyment, knowing it's unique.
They sold the paints so expensive because behind the scene there is a dark side where they wash Money, evade taxes etc... and goes on and on
9:40 it doesn't really matter if the painting is bad or the process 'boring' because you are funny and entertaining and we watch you because of it. Also the mess you created like 2 minutes later was super funny and reminded me of myself
i love that you’re trying to help struggling artists🥺 that’s so sweet of you! hopefully this comment will help boost this video so more people see it!❤️
I am a beginner... I dont care who buy my abstract paintings..... But when i see them... I feel Happy!!! For me they are awesome!!!
The true abstract art are the friends we made along the way.
I've been subscribed for around a year and twitch as well and this is the most vids I've seen you put out in a month ever . Did you get kicked out of uni . Decent vid ,less talky talky more having fun
When I started this video, my feelings were spicy, but at the end I was like "ah yes no ones buying art, I am not alone in the unsold art world" so um yeah thanks for bringing light to the fact that art is hard and takes so much time and money. Much appreciated!
although 3 years ago, you are artistic in telling this story. I am crying and this is nice
I love this video! Discovering the joy of painting, but also supporting artists and highlighting how much time and money goes into creating.
My art teacher said something very wise once. He said :"if you want to get to know a person's mind, one of the quickest ways to do that is by taking them to a gallery for abstract art. If they ridicule the art or the artist, or even get mad, because they can't understand it, you'll see one character trait that would otherwise be hidden much longer."
Love this! Excellent test!
Good point. When I get a boyfriend, I'm taking him to an abstract art exhibit. I could never be with someone who pretends abstract art is worth a damn.
Same with wine tasting. If he pretends there's a difference, _thank you, next!_
@@IsomerMashups Omg i think the initial commentor thought otherwise. Like, he thought that people should be interested in such. Looking at it myself, I would and wouldn't be interested depending on my mood
@@IsomerMashups question: how would u know he’s pretending? All I hear people say about abstract is that once they saw it. They were amazed. But they couldn’t discribe it in words why they loved it. Maybe if it was really obvious
I remember my little brother saying loudly "This is rubbish, I could do that!" at the Tate Modern.
You could’ve, but you didn’t lol thats the take on most abstract art
This means a lot
You are a very compassionate person... putting yourself in someone else's position and doing what you would wish someone would do for u
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For me abstract art is about how it looks like a feeling or a sky space or a snippet of nature, like the simplicity of a tree trunk. It’s calming for the brain that way. But the banana on the canvas was really about money laundering and tax evasion, not art.
I love how she ended this. It makes me so proud to be a supporter of her and be apart of her community. Love you Ellbat💛
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See, the struggle, that is what makes you an artist. I would call that genuine art. The fact that it feels like a child is what most artists feel about their work.
I love the way you ask people to think about subscribing. I feel like most people have tuned out "subscribe" at this point, even if it's something they would want to do 😅
I love this. People say "well I could have done that!" when they see art and yet they rarely actually try to do it!
I would call your piece "the unappreciated paint" because it reminds me of the backdrop of a lot of artists' workstations from spills, mishaps, cleaning brushes, sampling colors, etc. Basically, all the paint that doesn't make it onto the canvas that nobody but the artists get to see. Too deep? Maybe... but that's the beauty of abstract works right? 😅
This is so artistic i love it
@Kaylee Underwood spoken like a true artist. 💛 you get it.
@@ATrace-pn6wx Absolutely, Artists think about art more than the rest of the world. If you are making art, you get to spend time with it and consider all the beauty in the world. Things that others may not consider beautiful or even interesting.
Am I the only one that like LOVED every 'mistake' she made? Like they were such cool ideas^__^
The way I can do this thing called art is beyond limits what I can put inside of the work and everytime the buyer would look at it, it will leave the deepest message that he or she wants to see every single day I know what I can do with art is powerful 👌🏻
I think what makes good abstract art is a sense of design being present. The elements of design being present in abstract art and color theory can really make a painting be attractive to the eye. I think abstract art can certainly be done with being lucky and not understanding design, i just like design because its a tool that can be used to pick apart artwork that looks good. Its like asking, “why do my eyes find this painting attractive.” And I think the meaning is another thing that can make it very interesting. Color theory can also really draw in the eye and tell a story.
as an artist who went torugh a very conservative art school I can confirm this is an accurate representation of how painting class went like
"This offers absolutely nothing to anyone."? Rubbish - it offers you, which is why we watch.
Not true ..i loved it
Painting like this is truly the purest from of art
You mean there is a Vlogger who keeps the chatter to the point? Conclusively indicating that you structure your script and get to the point in your productions... Kudos to you mate!
11:51 “I feel like that looks like it belongs in the hallway of a dental office”
Well I can ask my mom if she wants to put it on hers, she loves art🤔😂
And then there are the people like who LOVE to watch the process! I have never thought of just dabbing blobs of paint randomly on a canvas like you just did. I'm looking at your color placements, and paint dab quantities, and thinking that I need to show this to my creative adult grandchildren, and...and... Don't you EVER EVER limit yourself because of what "THE PEOPLE" will think, Ellbat. EVER.
I've been paint for a while not an artist really just a hobby but I'm trying to help support my family so trying learn how to sell my art work for a nice amount of money we need the blessing 🙌
I normally make abstract art myself and honestly yours isnt that bad! Its very cool and it expresses emotions!
Lmaooo I always wondered if this is practical. I always thought you just need to call yourself an artist and have the attitude and self confidence of one and then you can sell you sht for thousands of dollars 💀
I'm an art therapy student from the Netherlands! It's so valuable to hear what you say in the end about art. Gta love the process
Now imagine that exact frustration as you paint over that same canvas over and over and over again! until you finally don't hate it. Then imagine that process as a continuous stream of madness and beauty and pain. Welcome to the life of an artist. That's only the beginning 🧐🥳💕
3 videos in just 7 days!! I am having the best time of my life.
Only thing I'm judging in this video is the fact there is a poor cactus in that glass house that has fallen over which no one has bothered to pick up hahah
I remember a lady artist in a downtown that would canvas print her painting and put them in a box, if you like it before she gave it to you she would do some touch ups on your version before you left the building so everyone was unique
I didn't like or appreciate abstract art until I tried it. Now I'm into it. Not all of it. It is fun, and harder than it looks. :)
Your idea are SUPERIOR. I absolutely loved this and the whole series. Never stop youtube thanks❤
"Ah, My Eye!" I love how it turned out and don't think it was a failure or bad at all. I also love that you are giving props to the art community!!
Thank you for wanting to help out artists. I'm a late in life self-taught artist and it touches my heart you are wanting to do something for artists. God bless you.
Congratulations Elibat, It's so beautiful I love the the different layers and hues that it's got.
Years back, my daughter did a similar abstract painting it got sold before we got home .
and when I sell a meme picture of one of my teachers it’s over for all of you
If you could get someone "credible" to represent you and talk a line of pretentious nonsense, you could get several grand for it or more.
Selling art is a separate form of art
So you can do a random background and then use modeling paste tinted with colors you like to make the colors you like to "chuck" onto the canvas or you can after the acrylic is dry when you do a background chuck on more acrylic on top of the canvas.
I think that the art you did is actually pretty cool... 😅You are so genuine, love you! ♥️
Me : finally doing that oil painting due tomorrow
Elbat: uploads art video
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That painting literally looks like my drawing board.
Life is messy Art--even messier. Oh well. You're awesome for encouraging and supporting artists. Good on you.