I wrote my thesis on Schiele. Such a tragic, romantic man. His self portraiture was Dorian Gray in reverse. The more beautiful he became, the more grotesque his self portraits became. And his love of Wally and the magnum opus their love inspired upon him marriage to Edith was prophetic in the end.
THIS IS SO EXCITING, I just started painting this year and Egon Schieles work has inspired me as well as this GEM of a channel. Loved the Mogaladini video as well. Your videos fill a void on youtube trust me, thank you so much. I have this video saved so I can try again when I have more basic skills down. This may be the first channel I have put bell notifications on for.
Inspiring! I want to try this technique next time im painting. I haven't done a self portrait since high school. How exciting 😀 thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks a lot! To be honest, I usually look at existing paintings/sketches, do my research, draft a 7 steps plan and try to trust the process. In some cases, I am surprised by how it turns out. This is one of these times!
Inspiring as usuall. I manage to paint ones a week on the weelend if om lucky. Im a teacher with two young kids. I hav eno idea how you are bale to paint so often. But it definitely inspires me to grt in the studio more often. Thank you.
Thanks for your kind words! I only paint on week ends too, you know! Ok, sometimes on weekdays evenings too… my kids are big now but I do have a full time job too. I try to paint when I can (which explains why I only do one style video a month). 😋
Mützner was a great painter but he signed some painting done by his wife and some of his students, it is therefore difficult to know which is which… but I will keep him in mind! Thanks!
😂😂😂 it’s like cutting a pizza in 6 or 8 slices: it’s still the same amount of pizza! Seriously, I use 7 steps because it allows for a good breakdown of the techniques. But feel free to skip, invert, pass on any step you like (or don’t like). You are the master on your canvas!
@@mygeekfamilycotton my girlfriend who is an artist with a solo show here in NYC is crazy about Egon. Her favorite artist. She says his line is the most exquisite of any painter she has ever seen. She can hardly look at his paintings. She just gives them a quick glance and then looks away. She also feels that in a previous life she was in Austria at the early part of the 20th century and was an artist
I wrote my thesis on Schiele. Such a tragic, romantic man. His self portraiture was Dorian Gray in reverse. The more beautiful he became, the more grotesque his self portraits became.
And his love of Wally and the magnum opus their love inspired upon him marriage to Edith was prophetic in the end.
Great video! I’d love to see more videos and tutorials on this drawing style!!
Thanks for watching ! I try to do a different artist every month but I sometimes revisit some of them… maybe in the future?
I love how bold your first layer of colors is. Schiele had such a new take on watercolor !
Thanks! Yes, he was very daring for the skin tones: green, orange, blue! ❤️ thanks for watching!
THIS IS SO EXCITING, I just started painting this year and Egon Schieles work has inspired me as well as this GEM of a channel. Loved the Mogaladini video as well. Your videos fill a void on youtube trust me, thank you so much. I have this video saved so I can try again when I have more basic skills down. This may be the first channel I have put bell notifications on for.
Yoohoo! Thank you for all these nice comments!
I really enjoy your videos. Thanks!
Thank you very much, Adrian!
Inspiring! I want to try this technique next time im painting. I haven't done a self portrait since high school. How exciting 😀 thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you for watching!
This one turned out pretty awesome! There's something about it that is just captivating. Love it!
Thanks a lot! To be honest, I usually look at existing paintings/sketches, do my research, draft a 7 steps plan and try to trust the process. In some cases, I am surprised by how it turns out. This is one of these times!
I second this! Wonderful work
Inspiring as usuall. I manage to paint ones a week on the weelend if om lucky. Im a teacher with two young kids. I hav eno idea how you are bale to paint so often. But it definitely inspires me to grt in the studio more often. Thank you.
Thanks for your kind words! I only paint on week ends too, you know! Ok, sometimes on weekdays evenings too… my kids are big now but I do have a full time job too. I try to paint when I can (which explains why I only do one style video a month). 😋
Thank you! Very helpful!
Thank you for watching !
Nice!
Thank you! 😋
Can we have a Samuel Mutzner tutorial?
Mützner was a great painter but he signed some painting done by his wife and some of his students, it is therefore difficult to know which is which… but I will keep him in mind! Thanks!
@@mygeekfamilycotton my pleasure. 😄
lol.....good luck.....7 steps is too long for me....can't you make it 2 or 3 steps?
😂😂😂 it’s like cutting a pizza in 6 or 8 slices: it’s still the same amount of pizza! Seriously, I use 7 steps because it allows for a good breakdown of the techniques. But feel free to skip, invert, pass on any step you like (or don’t like). You are the master on your canvas!
@@mygeekfamilycotton my girlfriend who is an artist with a solo show here in NYC is crazy about Egon. Her favorite artist. She says his line is the most exquisite of any painter she has ever seen. She can hardly look at his paintings. She just gives them a quick glance and then looks away. She also feels that in a previous life she was in Austria at the early part of the 20th century and was an artist