Semi-Finals at Kelvin Grove - Portrait Artist of the Year - S01 EP2 - Art Documentary
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- Опубліковано 12 січ 2023
- In the quest for Britain and Ireland's best new portrait artist, the competition heats up at Glasgow's Kelvin Grove Art Gallery. Semi-finalists from diverse backgrounds face off, aiming to impress the expert judges for a chance at the grand prize: a £10,000 commission to paint author Hilary Mantel. With a mix of young talent and seasoned artists, the episode is packed with artistic fervour, challenging setups, and the pursuit of capturing the essence of notable sitters, including paralympian Michael Kerr and actress Sophie Turner.
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Discover the captivating world of Portrait Artist of the Year as talented artists compete in a thrilling arts competition. Witness their remarkable skills in portrait drawing and painting, guided by renowned hosts Joan Bakewell and Frank Skinner. Immerse yourself in the beauty of art, from captivating landscapes to stunning portraits, in this engaging documentary series.
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Thank You for posting the season and episode!!!!
Funny enough, I got sucked into this, when I should be working.
I paint for a living. :)
The older guy of the three finalists was the best portrait for me, but the winner’s portrait was also excellent.
So brilliant to be able to see the wide variety of approaches! So great to have such opportunities for artists and bringing the public a little into their worlds . . . 😀
I wouldn’t be able to pick one, many different styles and all excellent ❤🎨
Wow! The Male Actor portrait was hands down the best! He was robbed!
If only Americans could participate, I would love an opportunity like this.
They do have Americans and Canadians who have participated, but they live in the UK or Ireland
I have seen this before ,it cannot be 2 days old
I have not seen this painting ,sorry I taught
Replaying it.
It seems to be the philosophy of UA-cam not to tell us the original time the video was made, but instead, to tell us only when it was uploaded.
@@liseouellet9705 its 3 weeks old
This video is actually 10 years old this year.
Loved these three, I couldn’t pick, they all had something great to offer…..
Winner’s everyone 🎉🎉🎉
The winners all had wonderful pieces, but I also liked one at 32:16, and 32:42 second from right. It has a wonderful likeness and firey limited background that appeals to me. Didn't see it getting any attention, so to the girl who created that, well done! She also talked about using her mirror at 24:06. As a hobby portrait artist myself, I like her use of the mirror. I use a similar idea by using my phone to photograph my pieces when I think they're done, and that helps me see with new eyes where my mistakes are.
The filming of this episode was brilliant. The camera shots so much more clear and precise.
They got it right!
Great experience to watch these artist at work, each giving such a different view. Love them. Congratulations to the winner.
Crazy great skills by all! I loved several.
amo, todos los programas de Sky Art... no entiendo mucho el ingles... pero disfruto cada detalle.... excelente si pudieran activarles el traductor automático.
Disculpa, sabes cuanto tiempo tuvieron para pintar?
@@gabspaint le dan 4 horas,
@@riccesnic.art_1972 muchas gracias! Saludos
Merci 😊🙏
Esto es vida el arte
Ewan looks like Jesse Eisenberg.Amanda made Sophie look older
Ya and he even has his weird mannerisms from Facebook movie
Amanda seems not fully understand value yet
they got the final choice right. how that cartoon ended up in the top 3 is a mystery.
Judges should have two categories: actual likeness, and then technique, because many do not look like the person at all, I mean am I crazy? Some looked like the person had aged ten, twenty years, and eaten ten thousand donuts, and the judges were like, "Wow, this one moves me!"
Edit: At least they got the winner right. That was a marvelous painting.
There’s a problem brewing in the traditional, realist art categories like portrait painting. The culture of postmodernism and “any truth” has so seeped into every facet of life that a portrait which looks nothing like a subject can “move” a judge so that they grade it higher than one that does.
This is what is going on here. A judge likes the flare or style of a work more than the accuracy. A totally valid opinion but one I do feel is a bit odd at a life portrait competition.
They weren't judging for likeness though. Look at the most famous portraits painted in all of history, most don't show a strong likeness.
Also they were posing as models, not as figures/themselves. Likeness is important with presidential portraits but even then...look at JFK's post humous portrait, it has no face. It's all expressionist/emotion. Also THEY HAD 4 HOURS, that's not a normal session time for a proper portrait...
@@samaraisnt If the models aren't there for their likeness to be captured, why are they there at all, then?
if you want to copy the person take a photo. art isn't always about likeness. is a celebrity, or even a regular person their likeness? no... it's about what they convey, their posture, their attitude, their expression. none of those things really require exact replication of their likeness to convey. but they're critical to truly capturing something of a likeness. Even the winner, that image is very expressive. blobs of color.... it's trying to capture the shape/expression, and that's why it was powerful. it really wasn't about exact likeness
I was surprised how much I loved the colored pencil artist's rendering of the skin. The composition overall felt unfinished imo, but lovely draftsmanship.
Love John Hannah.
The right choice 👌 👏 👍.
I can't draw a stick figure! They were all great portraits. I appreciate art, but I feel the portrait from Amanda aged the subject. It could have been the crayon medium, not allowing a softer definition. Congratulations to them all.
I don’t see how talking to the artist about the whys and hows of the process can help to determine the quality of the work.
Where can i get this amazing backround Musik?
The winner was undoubtably the best one there, but I get why people thought the painting was boring, as sometimes the best paintings are a bit simple and boring, even though they take exceptional talent to create. Would have preferred to see the artist that painted Michael Kerr (blue t shirt, blonde hair in a bun using a mirror. Don't think they mentioned her name) in the final than Amanda, even though her painting was a bit too flattering, Amanda's went the other way, and was completely unflattering, but I preferred the style of the other one. Obvs that Alan, the art teacher, thought he was going to win and was pretty miffed when he didn't. He was like, well yeah the winners painting was good. "Good" lol!
Episode? Date?
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Threres a few artist I would have liked to see paint the other 2 subjects
"Our semi-finalists are young and old..." That's 50% insulting.
Wait is this the season where in one of the episodes, in the penultimate episode I think, they paint Imelda Staunton wearing her wellies and is surrounded by red roses?
thise seems a bit dated, is this an old episode? seems like the early 2010s
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when was this shot? seems a bit old
Around 2014
I liked that 19 year old.
how did only one include his wheelchair ... come on now
Wheelchairs are like bicycles... hard to draw! Lol
This is what a portrait contest looks like with artists that aren't named Devon Rodriguez.
rerun
Peopel underestimate how much harder is to paint a young good looking girl than an older man. The lack of "accidents" in the face make very hard to control the focus and depth. The best way to paint her woudl be to imagine a HUGE change in lighting, increasing drastically the contrast, but that is something too hard to do in a few hours if you are obviously not a great master.
The secret is control of edges and mindfulness of areas of high contrast. A youthful person will usually hav more taught skin so you don't want hard edges of a significantly darker value on a lit area of the face. Deliberation around where to let detail sink into softness and simplicity, and where to accentuate a crevice is tricky but very satisfying to learn.
@@bigscheesy4982 But still way harder than drawing an old person where any accidental high contrast will be seen as style choice...
@@tiagodagostini That why it's always recommended to learn to draw portrait of old men before jump to beautiful / pre-raphaelite young woman
Commiseration..is a harsh judgy closing statement..each time I cringe..to come so far is a celebration for each participant
This show is amazing but they didn't focus on all the artists like before. They had the sections devoted to the winners before the show was over and judging was decided. If they go down this route it's gonna ruin the show. Prefer they show and focus on all the artist and leave the judging to suprise.
This episode is 10 years old and I think the first season.. the format gets better, it’s still going on
And there were paintings we never even got to see!
Pencil drawing made the girl look old. Others were way better.
As usual, whoever thinks up the backgrounds makes them so strident that it is almost impossible to focus on the sitter. Very, very distracting and not at all complimentary to skin tones.
Well a good artist can remake backgrounds rather easily.
They get better, I think this is the first season and they were finding their footing.. this episode is almost 10 years old now
you cant tell crap from this kind of setup- give each of them a sitter for 6 months and see what you get.
Wait no AI?
Allan's painting was far more better as a whole painting.
I dont agree with these judges
God, if Sophie Turner was sitting for a portrait for me, I'd probably get so nervous I'd puke all over the canvas.
judges picks were pretty whack, disagree
At least I know they get better at making the guests feel comfortable and respected over time. This is so cringy to watch after some of the later episodes.
The colored pencil one was the worst 😅 completely unfinished and so much negative space
This winning choice was so predictable and boring! I’m so disappointed, first time ever!
I didn't like Amanda's art. Actually I didn't like anyone who painted sophie. I wish that realist guy painted her
IDK how Amanda's ended up in the top 3. Her artwork looks unfinished!
I watched this like 2 years ago... I call BS
Two of the three backgrounds are ugly and distracting.
I am suspicious of the motive for why they were selected.
Jack is perceived as less experienced because he is 19.
But being in your 40s doesn’t necessarily mean that you have been painting for a longer time than Jack has.
I just don’t like that they put painting in the same category as colored pencil or pastel.