It takes a lot of energy to do a big picture like this. How great to have a space to do it, its something i would love to do over a week for me. thank you so much for letting us watch you create/.
Well done. Very interesting work. I started to incorporate oil pastels with acrylics in June. Pastels are a very tactile medium that I apply and work it with my index finger. I use a heat gun afterwards to melt the oil. It's best done on a wood panel rather than canvas I've found. Give it a go!
David thank you for posting these ideas! I just got a set of oil pastels (I know nothing about them and thought I was getting the chalky-type) and have felt baffled at what to do with them. Now I have a direction!
Beau travail ! J'aime ce qui ce dégage , les couleurs bien associées , les aplats noirs très présents , adoucis par corrections successives . L'abstraction contrairement à ce que pensent bien des personnes n'est pas facile et demande un grand talent !
I love watching you paint this. It’s very inspiring and I enjoyed the final piece. Question: In addition to the acrylic, what are you using? Oil sticks? Soft Pastels? Charcoal? Or Oil Pastels. Also did you gesso the canvas.
I wonder if you noticed the face peeping through at the bottom right corner right above the black figure in the pink area? I’m astonished how often this happens in my paintings. Does any one else have this happening in there art work please?
My english is not good, but I want to say, its a very cool work. I wish I have also so big place to draw my pictures. Are the colours dry, before you make another colour over it ? Do you use thin colours (mix with water) ? Wish you a good time Karin from germany
Hi Karin! Sometimes I will wait for colors to dry to add more, and other times I will paint wet on wet, and yes I always keep the canvas wet with a spray bottle!
@@AddiArts and you spray the whole canvas like you would do to seal acrylic? Does it add gloss? I'm looking for a sealant/fixture that does not add gloss (like varnish does).
I really love the video, the process and the result. (A former comment of mine has been deleted as I guess it was misunderstood. It was a reply to a really snide remark that was made by somebody on here - whose comment has also been deleted!)
You give us the "1812 Overture", but cut the finale in mid-stream?! That's blasphemy! Great painting and great music. But as a musician and artist, I beg you, please, for the love of Tchaikovsky, work on your editing and timing.
This made me chuckle! Give me the first minute over the finale anyday, those first strings soothe my soul but I'm not a musician. I do feel like its an apt piece for the push-pull of abstract painting however.
ThatsWhatImSprayin: Where do you buy your canvas? I need to do the loose canvas thing, too. But I am very poor! LOL. You are inspiring me so much! I love being an abstract acrylic painter.
It doesn’t matter what you draw; you’re in it, making every detail count. Astonishing
Why thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed!
I love watching him paint...it is so relaxing to me...such beautiful work always.
Great art. Great Bible verse snippet. Awesome work!
Thanks!!
Super Painting. Fully abstract..
It takes a lot of energy to do a big picture like this. How great to have a space to do it, its something i would love to do over a week for me. thank you so much for letting us watch you create/.
Hi Judith! Yes these big pieces are so much fun! As long as there's an open wall somewhere, I'll hang a canvas on it and go at it!
Judith Russell I
Man , you sure can paint !
“.......no mind conceived what God has prepared for those who love Him.”
Beautiful painting! Thank you for sharing✝️
:)
This is so good.
Congratulations, very nice work.
Interesting process again, love what you did !
Very, very special 🌻🌻 congratulation and thank you for the possibility to watch your creative process 🤗♥️
thanks so much!
Well done. Very interesting work. I started to incorporate oil pastels with acrylics in June. Pastels are a very tactile medium that I apply and work it with my index finger. I use a heat gun afterwards to melt the oil. It's best done on a wood panel rather than canvas I've found. Give it a go!
Wow thanks for the idea, I would love to try it out!
David W. McQuarrie sounds interesting. I don’t have a heat gun and have been using a hairdryer. I’ll see if it is hot enough.
I often paint on masonite. I'd like to try this on that
David thank you for posting these ideas! I just got a set of oil pastels (I know nothing about them and thought I was getting the chalky-type) and have felt baffled at what to do with them. Now I have a direction!
Beau travail ! J'aime ce qui ce dégage , les couleurs bien associées , les aplats noirs très présents , adoucis par corrections successives . L'abstraction contrairement à ce que pensent bien des personnes n'est pas facile et demande un grand talent !
Thank you very much!
happy i came across your channel to see your way of making a piece. giving me inspiration to continue and try new things
Nice work and nice demonstration. I'm an artist too and I love seeing how other artist work. Vey inspiring. Thank you.
I'm glad you're inspired! I'm the same way, I learn a lot from watching other painters!
So in love with your art 🖼. Thanks for sharing.
Love, love, love it!!!!!!!
Love the text, love the scripture, great painting.
I think this painting already looked really cool at 3:04 min in !
Love to see your creative process and the music! Thanks for Inspiration!!! Great Art.
I love it! And thank you for sharing
Beautiful ❤️ 😍 😘
love the pastel and neutral colors with the black contrast
Wonderful video, I loved the process! Thank you for sharing!
I'm glad you enjoy it!
I love it! Thank you for sharing! 🌟🌟🌟
wow I really enjoy watching , thank you is so inspiring , I'm also artist
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I love watching you paint this. It’s very inspiring and I enjoyed the final piece. Question: In addition to the acrylic, what are you using? Oil sticks? Soft Pastels? Charcoal? Or Oil Pastels. Also did you gesso the canvas.
Thanks so much! Im glad you enjoyed it. I was using oil pastels and the canvas was already pre-primed, I didn't add any gesso to it.
Spectacular ♥️
Shoot thanks!
Great soundtrack!
I wonder if you noticed the face peeping through at the bottom right corner right above the black figure in the pink area? I’m astonished how often this happens in my paintings. Does any one else have this happening in there art work please?
Awesome thx 🙌🏻
❤❤❤❤
Me gusta buen trabajo 👏👏👏🤗
My english is not good, but I want to say, its a very cool work. I wish I have also so big place to draw my pictures. Are the colours dry, before you make another colour over it ? Do you use thin colours (mix with water) ? Wish you a good time Karin from germany
Hi Karin! Sometimes I will wait for colors to dry to add more, and other times I will paint wet on wet, and yes I always keep the canvas wet with a spray bottle!
great video - thanks for sharing! it looks like you are using cans of housepaint, correct?
thank you! Yes for some of the brighter colors I'll use store bought acrylics, and for the more neutral colors I'll use interior/exterior paint : )
Addi Arts thanks thats a great idea
@@AddiArts Do you mean artist acrylics?
@@lucillefemine2339 yes
Are the humans drawn with graphite, chalk? Will they stand the test of time?
They are done with oil pastel with a fixative over top! Who knows how long it will last, we'll see!
@@AddiArts thanks for your reply. Which fixative?
@@ClaudioMartella I don't have a particular brand I use, but it is usually a spray fixative used to seal pastels
@@AddiArts and you spray the whole canvas like you would do to seal acrylic? Does it add gloss? I'm looking for a sealant/fixture that does not add gloss (like varnish does).
beautiful!
Nice work
What do u use to draw your characters on to the acrylic paint background?
I used oil pastels! and to keep them from smearing I'll either paint over them with a clear acrylic medium, or spray fixative
@@AddiArts Do you varnish the painting later to keep the pastels from smearing? Beautiful painting.
@@lucillefemine2339 see above comment :)
I really love the video, the process and the result. (A former comment of mine has been deleted as I guess it was misunderstood. It was a reply to a really snide remark that was made by somebody on here - whose comment has also been deleted!)
Thanks so much!
Your instagram link has an “s” at the end and shouldn’t. I found and followed you though (blue banana art).
thank you for the heads up!
Hello. Are you on Instagram?
@aduke_art :)
You give us the "1812 Overture", but cut the finale in mid-stream?! That's blasphemy! Great painting and great music. But as a musician and artist, I beg you, please, for the love of Tchaikovsky, work on your editing and timing.
This made me chuckle! Give me the first minute over the finale anyday, those first strings soothe my soul but I'm not a musician. I do feel like its an apt piece for the push-pull of abstract painting however.
Like ))
On canvas??
Yep! Loose canvas attached to the wall, then later stretched over stretcher bars :-)
ThatsWhatImSprayin: Where do you buy your canvas? I need to do the loose canvas thing, too. But I am very poor! LOL.
You are inspiring me so much! I love being an abstract acrylic painter.
Haha awesome I'm glad you are inspired! I purchase my canvas in bulk online from China..it does get expensive :-/
What am I lookin at? I can't find anything images or experience in this
Nothingness of wall ornamentry...
If you don't know what you are looking at, then look some more.