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very nice art, well done!

Thanks so much!

I’m a huge fan of Dan Tirels! Thanks for sharing this! 🙂

*applausing*

Thank you Albert, I am looking forward to watching your next video and would certainly try to take part in your challenge! Hope you enjoy Alan Davie’s work. Have a good week! Eliane

Goede morgen Albert, Dank u well voor je videos. I have been watching your videos on catch- up and find them very inspiring, although I haven’t painted for some time, you motivated me to start 2 projects inspired by your videos of one of my favourite artists, Paul Klee’s : Rosengarten and the picture/ poem (Einst dem Grau der Nacht entaucht ..) I really appreciate how you can demonstrate an artistic process step by step which give me a better understanding of it and motivates me to “ Do, do, do! “… I am always intrigued when you include work from students around the world in your videos. Are you still organising your weekly challenges or was this something you did during lockdown? Originally from France, I am now living in Scotland and would like to share my interest in the work of the late Scottish artist Alan Davie (1920- 2014 ) with you. I like his use of symbols. He designed mosaics too. Met vriendelijke groet Eliane

Came here through Marlow. Leuke video over het werk van Marlow Moss. Vandaag - 9 juni - is de geboortedag van haar vriendin Nettie Nijhoff-Wind.

Thank so much for this. I’m a longtime subscriber been doing art for almost 2 years. I really needed this lesson. Thanks very much.

You are a great artist and teacher.Thanks so much,Iam very grateful.

Can you make an imperfect drawing in the style of Lautrec? I love your artworks

It’s like my ‘ what if’ mantra. Love your videos! 🇦🇺🇦🇺

love it////// Thanks!:)

I just finished a painting with circles, but it is lacking! Then I saw your example. . .I'm keen to go back and make some changes now - hahaha. Thank you Albert.

Such good practical advice, thank you : )

3:30 pm. enjoyable video, especially since i have started a mark making series for use in future collages. Thank you.

Thanks for sharing your helpful and motivating knowledge

Very simple idea , wonderful.

Thank you Albert!!!

Amazing art work.

very helpful thank you

Sundays are better when I get to see your video. 🙏❤️

Good to watch. I am going to take a bit of insperation from this hopefully.

Dear Arnold, You are the best motivating teacher for me. I am always waiting for you on Sundays. I love you and send you unconditional Blessings.

It's not dirty hands.It's chemicals going into your body😮Ann,

I love your process. The original is the best for Mr

Great video! I always learn something from you. I liked the way the smaller papers left an imprint on the bigger piece.

Thank you for sharing these wonderful ideas

Hi Albert. This was a nice relaxing video to watch as I have a late breakfast. I like some of the small transferee prints that you made a lot. The "lines" resulting from the wet paint are referred to as dendritic patterns., They are one of nature's favourite shapes. The word means having a branched form, tree like. They are found in the human body, such as dendritic cells, neurons. I nature, they are found all over, many plants, have dendritic shapes; seaweeds snowflakes, ferns,, rocks and in dendritic minerals like quarts, these are often made in to jewellery Of more interest, they are used in art. There are some good CZcams demos; "How to do dendrite art painting"and making dendrite fractals in art.for example. Anne and I did a couple of days exploring the possibilities in dendrite art, a few years ago. Time for a demo using your art perhaps?

Fun way to loosen up and create starting points. Thanks. 😊

This is so interesting

I love the way you teach in such a playful and practical style. Thank you🙏

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Greetings, Albert. Since this video's release I have been doing a LOT of circles, experimenting with different paints, surfaces, and tools to varying results. I found it to be a great warm-up exercise or something to do when I'm feeling creative but uninspired. Your channel is always a source of inspiration, but this particular video seemed to really spark something within me. Thank you!

My very next project with 'failed' paintings!

I am sorry to say this some dirks looks like s*man

An Eye-opener!!!!❤

What an inspiring video! THANK YOU! I have been unapologetically drawn to painting dots for years now. During low times in my life, I laughingly say I "dot to keep from crying." It's amazingly effective at keeping me creating even when I am struggling to be/feel creative or positive or hopeful. I particularly like creating dotted rocks, which I leave out in the world as "abandoned art."😊

Nice

Hi Albert. Is this challenge still available? Thank you.

I think this is one of the most important video I’ve seen. You have reminded me how abstract art is painted. Thank you so much, I’ve been searching for answers, and you answered them😊

Love the way you look at things, noticing thimgs!

This was mesmerizing. Lovely to watch you work in sequence, and every single result is interesting. Thank you!

Bm dia! Não conhecia Imi Knoebel. E sua explicação sobre a arte dele é deveras interessante. Obrigado pela partilha e ensinamentos. Sempre que posso visualizo seus vídeos com muito gosto e interesse. Tenha um bom dia. 👍

Looks to be pretty gorgeous over there from the bike ride. Looks like Imi is exploring all the possibilities with his work. I like that his work is so colorful. Thanks for spotlighting it.

How lovely it must be to live in a country where there are beautiful bike paths.

To Play with colors : it s funny. I enjoy it. 😍👌🙏

Thanks Albert! ❤️

Brilliant: such creative thinking! 😃

I so enjoy your videos: full of interesting often out-of-the-box ideas. Thank you! 😃

1.29 your grey backing sheet plus the coloured edges would make a great Motherwell-esque series.