Paint like Paul Klee paintings: Rosengarten / Rose Garden - Analogous colors scheme
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- čas přidán 25. 04. 2020
- The Paul Klee Rose Garden painting is made in 1920. I like it lot because of the colors used, the analogues colors. The Paul Klee paintings often have a similar set of colors also known as an analogues color scheme. It makes it all easier to paint. You could call the Paul Klee Rosengarten painting a cityscape, a combination of a painted landscape and a painted city view. Klee Paul or P Klee paintings are well known. I really love them because they have this childlike thing, they look like painted by a child but Paul Klee painting techniques make the difference. In this Paul Klee art lesson or Paul Klee painting tutorial I show you how to make the Paul Klee painting by yourself.
The video about the artwork on the wall behind me: • Paint like André Derai...
Some background information about Paul Klee: • Paul Klee at Tate Modern
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Relaxing Piano Improvisation by Alexander Nakarada
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As always! I love what you do! Thanks Albert! You are amazing!
Thanks, Deb. Enjoy painting! Albert
Paul Klee paintings is amazing!
Thanks, Rober. Indeed Paul Klee is amazing. And fun to paint yourself. Albert
Astounding how you make lessons interesting, inspirational and eye-opening always with a touch of humor. Thanks Albert. Your channel is amongst the top that I impatiently check for.
Hi Salim, thanks it means a lot to me. And Paul Klee is of course a marvelous artist. Bye, Albert
Thank you for the demonstration. Very nice.
Thanks, Light. Enjoy makjng your own version. Albert
I think this is my favorite so far. I see a lot of possibilities for still lifes in this method and the analogous color scheme is so pleasant. This style will make even the most uninteresting objects more interesting because I can focus more on the interaction of the shapes rather than the objects themselves. Thanks so much for this!
Hi Bridget, thanks. Wonderful to hear. Ones you get a technique it often opens doors or solves other problems. I like these colors very much. Happy painting, Albert
I love your demos very accessible thank you ❤
Thanks, TheDreadful. Happy painting, Albert
well done i love klee, thank you
Thanks, Will. Enjoy making your version. Albert
I love that 3:54 you say you don't want to copy, just paint in a style. That is why I enjoy your videos. You create, not just copy.
Thanks Lezlee, it really is different Albert
I really love this version of Paul Klee's Rose Garden painting !
Thanks Marsha, now make your own. Enjoy, Albert
i’m an art student looking into Paul Klee’s work & this video was so helpful! thank you!
Thanks Rayna, so nice to hear. Enjoy your art education, Albert
Bedankt Albert! Dit is een van m'n fav. video's! Wat heb je dat mooi gedaan met die verschillende kleuren rood etc! Ik ga het zeker proberen.....eerst nog een keer kijken......Groeten!
Hallo Ellen, bedankt. Ja Dit is heerlijk werken. Zo'n kleurenschema en begrijpen hoe dat werkt helpt mij maakt get voor mij veel makkelijker om kleuren te kiezen. Veel schilderplezier, Albert
That is such a lovely joyous painting , so well explained and very inspiring - thankyou
Thanks, Gabrielle. The question now is: will you paint your version? I hope you will and it's fun to do too. Albert
@@ImperfectPaintings yes , I will definitely try a Klee style artwork , thanks for your tuition
Good to hear. Enjoy, Albert
Another great video!
Hi Fergie, thanks. Do try this yourself, it's fun to do. Bye, Albert
I love this one, even before the roses it was a beautiful composition. This and your Durain
paintings are my favorites. Thank you so much for sharing your gift.
Hi Peter, thanks. Wonderful to hear. And, at least I think so, both are not that difficult to make. Just start. Bye, Albert
Thank you so much! I like your works.
Hi Jannat, thanks. Make your own one too, it's a nice way to spend your time. Bye, Albert
Just discovered your channel (and subbed) 😊
I'm only recently starting to get back into art after a long hiatus and I've been looking for inspiration and ideas. Your videos are clear, and it's really fun to watch your process.
Thank you so much for sharing 👋😊
Welcome back to art making, Wiglet.
In case you like abstract, weird looking portraits or experiments in messing around, you're at the right spot. Enjoy, Albert
Haartlijk bedaankt Albert.
Hi Sledding, thanks. Enjoy making your version. Albert
I liked your painting a lot👌🏻
Hi Maryam, thanks. These red colors with a little green are nice to paint with. Bye, Albert
I really really like it! So beautiful colours for this season. Thank you Albert for bringing inspiration every Sunday!
Hi Con Civ, thanks. Yes lovely season. Hope you all are still safe and you can enjoy being creative. Bye, Albert
@@ImperfectPaintings My family and friends, we are all safe by now, and yes, I am doing some paintings but have no more paper.....
Glad to hear. You can also paint on cardboard or leftover wallpaper, envelop etc. Be creative 😁
Your videos are great. Greetings from USA. Stay safe!
Hi Bridget, thanks. Enjoy making your own artwork. Hope all is well with you, stay safe, Albert
I'm going to try this, very interesting painting
Enjoy making your version Olive. It's a fun exercise. Albert
This is nice😍
Hi BeingCreative, thanks. Nice painting to make for yourself. Bye, Albert
It was very helpful, thanks
Hi Apoorva, thanks for telling me. It's nice to know if helped you. Enjoy painting, Albert
Brilliant
Heyi Francesco, thanks. Albert
Nice!
Hi Vlad, thanks. Lovely colors, don't you think? Albert
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Thanks, Julie.
really lovely, i want to try now but i don't have paper or canvas, i can't go out for another 8 weeks.
Hi Kerransky, thanks. You can use acrylics or oils or whatever material (pencils, oil pastels or ???). You can work on paper or canvas. But also on cardboard, wood panel or whatever material you have at hand. When you work op paper you can glue it to any surface and hang it on your wall. Be creative. Stay safe, Albert
Good job Albert! How long where you active with this painting? I like it👍🏻🙀🌸🌺
Hi J van Santen. Thanks. The first layer took me some 90 minutes. The others less but still a lot. Was fun to do, I can recommend it 👍 Bye, Albert
do we use canvas or paper, with paper how do we put on walls?
Great video! Thanks Albert. I didn’t see the link to Paul Klee’s video. Could you please send it to me?
Hi Franca, thanks. I hope this works:
czcams.com/video/kLbPTI6bfC4/video.html
You can always find all the links in the description below the video.
Bye, Albert
Hi Albert..love your videos but am I missing how you got from your vertical and horizontal lines to all of the interesting shapes you ended up with? Did you use perspective at all? Thx.
Hi Mary, interesting question. I checked the video and I forgot to show that piece of the process, my apologies... interesting is that 6.000 people watched and no one asked. I have the idea I first created horizontal and vertical lines and after that changed the regular boxes to irregular ones, using a slightly darker pencil, where the thin first lines were a sort of a 'guideline' to deviate from. You won the price this time for close-observer of the week, LOL. I really appreciate your question, it was fun to discover. Happy painting, it really is a delightful painting exercise, Albert
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Thx so much for the explanation...looking forward to more of your videos.
i have lots of oils can i use them?
I am wondering if you could do a tutorial on Hilma af Klint's style?
Thanks, Chouxchoux13, for asking. I actually did already, some time ago: czcams.com/video/7YjSUNarDKU/video.html
Hope this helps. Albert
@@ImperfectPaintings Wonderful! Thank you so much!
Great, I'm glad I could help. Albert
And you have your own brain your free to decide what ever you want in your art
Thanks, Rolly, I couldn't agree more. Albert
Paul Klee, one of my favorite artists. His 'Red House' is my inspiration. Same with Burri, I reference them both in my work, you do the same. Music 3:27 please. Beautiful!
Hi Peanut Gallery, thanks. Yes, wonderful artist, I learn a lot from him, just by looking at his artwork. Albert
@@ImperfectPaintings Thanks. What music was used for the video? 3:27
The music is called 'relaxing piano variations' by Alexander Nakarada. You can find it on filmmusic.io
@@ImperfectPaintings Thank you very much.
@@ImperfectPaintings Thank you. I found it.
Hi Albert, will you be doing any virtual classes soon?
Hi Julie, what do you mean by virtual classes? Live streaming with chat? Or otherwise? Love to hear from you. Bye, Albert
@@ImperfectPaintings Hi again Albert, I read briefly that you do classes.... not sure your format? Recorded, live? You showed examples on your Cy Twombly video of your students and I would love to be involved...
Hi Julie, thanks for asking. But my lessons are local, in-real-life lessons. What I teach is what I show in the video but of course there is more interaction in the classroom 😁
I show their paintings to give you more ideas. It is their interpretation of the exercise, and as you can see, everyone is allowed to take their personal route. I encourage this, otherwise you would get 15x the same flower at the end of the lesson. Boring I guess. But if you happen to be in the Netherlands in fall you are welcome to join. Bye, Albert
I try my English gracias
Hi Mariela,, good for you! It's another way of being creative 😉👍
You creating an art not copying a piture
Thanks, Rolly. That's how I see it as well. Based on the original, I create my own version. And learn from observing and doing. Albert