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omg- THIS IS REALLY BEAUTIFUL I LOVE YOUR ART

This is amazing!

look for the latvian painter Maija Tabaka! :>>> and yes your watercolours is the thing i like most about you!

Could you explain why did you pain't over the characters? They seemed fine, certainly better than anything i ever created. I feel like this whole process just flies over my head.

Lovely work! 🌸

The art block thing is so true! I also feel like i also do art better after an art block. I think is because we are more relaxed and inspired maybe?

Wow

She'e so talented🎨🥘🪴

You should use a an air tight brush washers for your solvent. It is so much safer for your health and those around you. Plus you will lose less to evaporation.

Dekuju!

do you understand now that art high schools are not for people like us? they teach completly other kind of artistic thinking. and they have to. but they just work only with some small part of the thing that is called art. and it is not the plesant thing. it is not for healing happiness or fantasy beauty joy dreams and imagination. they dont teach art as such. they teach the mindset. but we can get the best of it by reading art history and listening to great modern artists. and that is enough. happiness is most important.

Vīborne!!! Ahoy z Lotyšska! Tvoje umenī je docela originalnī.

Nice paintings but the music made me feel anxious, is kinda eerie

I love your art!! Plus you are from Czechia, Ive always wanted to go there

That’s really nice

You re in Berlin?

Your watercolors turned out so nice. Kinda wanna see more of them

Don’t let your instructor dictate your choice of materials. Only you can decide what materials match your inner voice. You do that by experimenting and painting a lot. You will find the materials, the paint and the brushes that match your process best. And then, that will change naturally as you change. The only thing I try to keep in mind is doing my best to use archival materials and methods. I feel I ow it to my collectors. But there are artists out there that don’t even care about that and part of their process is the fragility of the work, that it will degrade or change over time. It’s all what makes your own soul sing! So sing on my friend.

I used to make sculptures with das air drying clay, haven't for a while but I ought to do some more. One idea I was toying with was a pen holder shaped like a grotesque Medusa head. Things I've made in the past include a dragon's head, Egyptian falcon statuettes, a couple of grargoyles, busts of Napoleon and Joan of Arc, a mermaid, a Roman eagle and a and figure of Salacious B Crumb from Star Wars. I tend to make a wire armature to go inside the sculpture, to add strength, and often pad it out with tin foil, as one might with a proper clay sculpture. However with the air drying stuff you can also pad them out with things that you would not want to put in an oven, such as paper or plastic. You could, for example, cover a plastic bowl or paper cup in the stuff to make a container.

Dow do you draw the characters on canvas? You use projector?

Ha, the toilet paintings 😂 and overall, beautiful paintings, cannot imagine the time and effort those take 😊

beautiful 🌺

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Your English is great! I love your style of art

i agree with you, i went to the Chicago art institute to see an friend and their work sucked. i have no idea why they accepted them

Your videos are a great inspiration for me. Thank you for sharing your work!

You are super talented 😍

I love your art! How was your journey to get into galleries and find customers at the beginning?

I inspire to be as good as u one day, ur art is phenomenal idk why I haven’t found this channel earlier ❤

I am in LOVE!! So original and your skills are 🤌🏼⭐

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Your English is good! You pronounce the words very clearly.

what inspired you to paint about these sisters with different worldviews? i actually really appreciate when people give explanations behind their work, because often a painting might make an impression on you and it's interesting to know why it does, how that effect was _planned_ by the creator, and also sometimes i'm not that great at knowing what to look for regarding deeper meaning in visual media lol (even though i draw myself.....) and it makes it easier for me to learn to recognize it, y'know? anyway lovely painting, i like the implied story behind it and the composition looks really nice.

You're way ahead of where I was at 19-20. You could give me more than a run for my money now, for that matter. Look forward to following your progression.

Interesting idea with the vaseline on the brushes. Presumably it's good for keeping them soft as well as keeping their shapes. Never thought of that. I assume you need to clean it off again before using them.

Wonderful painting. Reminds me of Waterhouse, who is my favourite artist, or one of them

Congratulations hard work, trial and errors paid off. Your joyrney still going ❤🎉

Love how gothic your art looks!

Beautiful work! I'm glad you are painting what YOU like and enjoy. I'm not much for landscapes or abstracts either. Have subscribed and look forward to seeing more of your work.

Your art is wonderful. I'm glad to have stumbled across your videos.

Good proper painting! Nothing wrong with painting on hardboard, either, I prefer it to canvas. Doesn't flap about, and as you say there's no weave to disrupt the details of the painting. (If you like the canvas look you can replicate it by painting the gesso undercoat in two different directions, with the streaks overlapping at right angles, and not smoothing it too much). The old masters often painted on wooden panels. I'm not sure how board are less elegant, either, if they are framed. Very nicely done figures. Preraphaelite vibes. One thing, I would check the perspective of the bowl and vase at the side. If the viewer, as one would presume, is on a level with the figures, then we should be looking slightly down on the bowl, and vase, and see the elipses of their upper edges. The perspective on the books could also be looked at. Some of the top edges and sides of the books on the lower two shelves should probably be in view, (assuming they are meant to be real books) and they should indicate a vanishing point.

kids with such an old and intense face, I loved your work

Hi may i ask what brushes you used ?

Your English is very clear

Thank you for taking the time to translate your videos. Your paintings are beautiful

your art is beautiful! i adore your style🤍

This is beautiful. LOVE the faces.