I love the idea of layers, and the idea of exploring continuously is great, but for me the best marks were made right at the beginning: such beautiful sensitive marks, and then they were covered up and replaced with nothing that came close.
You said it Mike. Sometimes our curiosity and following an idea takes us somewhere completely unexpected and even undesirable. At least for a while : )
Though demo was thoroughly satisfying and inspiring Pauline. Thanks for sharing your talents and skills. I have question that I hope don't mind answering: what tool were you using at 5:37? thanks again.
I really wish you had either talked during this or done a voice over. It is very difficult for one thing to remain focused on a soundless video. Too easy to forget you are watching anything at all. But most important is to have that instruction, vision, etc. about why you do what you do the way you do would be tremendously helpful. While I loved this video, I would have benefited more from your words along with it.
Thank you for your feedback. That's why I offer a course and teaching membership. So I can actually spend the time where needed to help artists who want it. : )
I didn't realize how much scribble art was on UA-cam. And ppl are lapping this up like a cat with milk. Look up indie ru, a truly talented abstract artist. I just can't with this. I feel like ppl that do this are sitting back laughing.
Pauline as a 80 years young A E artist desperately trying to move to minimalism I loved your technique, tools, and process. During the 16 minutes I must said to myself 20 times “it’s ruined” but it was not. If possible can you send my a photo of the finished piece. Love the video
I love watching the progression. And so enjoyed this video - thanks for sharing, but could you identify your supplies and paper?
This video is mesmerizing 😍The fact that is has no sound makes it more powerful and intriguing.
Layer upon layer creates wonderful depth and texture! Great video!
beautiful! What materials are you using?
Love love your demo. In silence is just wonderful.
This is truly inspiring! I'm wondering if you would mind sharing what supplies you use?
Absolutely loved your video…… thank you so much for sharing….. your mark making is inspirational!!! 🥰
Hi Pauline, art you painting with your paper on the wall or on a table? Love this!! Thank you so much.❤
Hi. Did you fix your marks? They don't smear. It would help if you would explain all the materials you use here.
I love the idea of layers, and the idea of exploring continuously is great, but for me the best marks were made right at the beginning: such beautiful sensitive marks, and then they were covered up and replaced with nothing that came close.
So glad! Yes, we need time to develop layers, something we often forget!
I enjoyed watching this video. Thank you for sharing.
Wonderful - thank yo so much Conny!
Perfect for who wants to learn techniques
Muy bonito que material estás usando?
So beautiful..so much color halfway through..then a flock of seagulls flew over..ill say no more!
You said it Mike. Sometimes our curiosity and following an idea takes us somewhere completely unexpected and even undesirable. At least for a while : )
It’s interesting
Wish you tell us the materials you used
Excellent video …. Thank you so much for sharing 💕
Id love to know what tools you're using.
I love an art demo without all the bla bla.... (a brief introduction is ok)
ty for making this. so many interesting marks and effects. were the big coloured blocks charcoal? or graphite? and was it dissolved in water?
Dave Johnson you’re most welcome Dave. I have chunks of water soluble graphite and charcoal by Derwent. Love those!
Please,what paper are you using ?😊
This is amazing do you add anything to white paint to keep it fluid while you are working?
Though demo was thoroughly satisfying and inspiring Pauline. Thanks for sharing your talents and skills. I have question that I hope don't mind answering: what tool were you using at 5:37? thanks again.
Artgraph watersoluble graphite
Thanks Pauline. Truly appreciated
Wonderful beautiful art I can’t thank you enough , I enjoyed it tremendously .🍷🍷🍷🍷🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
What tools were you using apart from your magical HANDS please.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I love your work, what kind of crayons do you use?
Wonderful thank you 🙏 magical when We see the daylight 👼
Glad you enjoyed it
Fabulous thank you for sharing.
You are most welcome Adrian! Glad you enjoyed!
AMEI...adoro sua pintura..
I really wish you had either talked during this or done a voice over. It is very difficult for one thing to remain focused on a soundless video. Too easy to forget you are watching anything at all. But most important is to have that instruction, vision, etc. about why you do what you do the way you do would be tremendously helpful. While I loved this video, I would have benefited more from your words along with it.
Thank you for your feedback. That's why I offer a course and teaching membership. So I can actually spend the time where needed to help artists who want it. : )
@@paulinejansart love your style….where do I find out about your courses?
@@sherrycooksley5196 Hi Sherry. Thank you so much ! My website has a list of my offerings. Just go to the heading For Artists.
paulinejansart.com
Love it! TFS.
But I felt like you kept painting out elements that I really liked.
Luscious! Thank you 🙏
Really fantastic love every mark you make 🧚🏿♀️🧚🏿♀️🧚🏿♀️
A question... is that white gesso you are using towards the end? it remains workable for a long time!
Brilliant!!!
What is the painting implement you are using?
Hi! Your works are amazing!!! May I ask you what type of paper are you using? 😊
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I didn't realize how much scribble art was on UA-cam. And ppl are lapping this up like a cat with milk. Look up indie ru, a truly talented abstract artist. I just can't with this. I feel like ppl that do this are sitting back laughing.
Pauline as a 80 years young A E artist desperately trying to move to minimalism I loved your technique, tools, and process. During the 16 minutes I must said to myself 20 times “it’s ruined” but it was not. If possible can you send my a photo of the finished piece. Love the video
@@angellove8329 Not all abstract art is the same, which means it’s all created differently.