5 Months in a Painting Studio (money dirt & love)

[@MichaelKingArt]

I really enjoy when your videos pop up. Always great content.

[@HannahSteeleArtist]

Thanks Michael!

[@rachelsabrinafall9440]

Thank you for suchhhhhhh a transparent video, being in my senior year of undergrad I find your videos so engaging and like a glimpse into a possible future for myself. Slay queen.

[@HannahSteeleArtist]

slay

[@prettyNaturalloveR]

I love your art keep it up!

[@WilliamStaab]

Love the honest comments about your thoughts. We all have them and it's refreshing as to how you listen and don't listen to them at the same time. I'm not alone!

[@axelnotturno770]

I'm leaving a thumb up and a comment before watching the video because i know is going to be awesome like all of your previous ones 😄 Keep up with the good work Miss Steele, your art is outstanding 😉😉 Big hug from Italy

[@HannahSteeleArtist]

Hugs from the US 🙃☺️

[@Icimaintenant9]

Yaaa🎉 for new vid!

[@snailcreme9372]

this is the sort of studio work i would love to do once i'm done with school!!!

Awesome pieces! Thank you so much for showing us your creative process and your thought process when making your beautiful art. I love this channel and hope you keep uploading when you can. You are so talented and focused on your art. I need to take some inspiration from your work ethic and get back to my own oil painting haha! Thank you! ~ Marg 🌸

[@tuxsbro]

I actually quite like the plant/art studio piece. 💜 p.s. in the description if you add before your website it'll become clickable

[@HannahSteeleArtist]

Fixed it :p

[@iamhappy-h6j]

Amazing you are so talented.

[@gemi785]

awesome video!

[@HannahSteeleArtist]

Thank you so much!

[@carlkligerman1981]

The dining table hit, in fact overall I’d say it’s a really strong body of work, I like your interiors more than your landscapes, maybe I like straight lines and pot plants or something. Some of your passages are so nuanced and delicate and I love the tension this creates with your patented slapping on more mud mark making. You should take a gander (o, sorry, that’s Aussie for a ‘look’) at a painter called Alan Mitleman, think you’ll enjoy the work and get a lot out of it, he likes adding and subtracting to eventually achieve a resolved facture too.

[@HannahSteeleArtist]

I will look him up now, thank you for the recommendation!

[@PhoenixStratton]

You are so talented 😍😍😍

[@fakeplastic1826]

You're fun, thanks.

[@GEUSE-A-HUMAN-SUPERNOVA]

Your art is eye catching :)

[@Jakerton]

I just found your channel and I’m loving it so far! I’m filming a series that involves me acquiring weird/abstract abandoned original art pieces, I want to do something cool that gives back to the small creator community with them. I have a feeling some of them will either really speak to people or have unique uses for artists, if you’re interested I’d love to share more with you! Lmk the best way to show ya what we have! (It’s a good amount lol)

[@onhandart]

Your work is beautiful and will attract a buyer. But yeah, it's hard sometimes to not productize and think in terms of money. But I love making art because it's a way to put a little piece of myself in the world that makes other people happy.

[@HannahSteeleArtist]

Thank you, and I totally agree😊

[@michaelsherck5099]

Your paintings are very different from what other artists I see are doing. I'll have to keep watching, I haven't figured it out yet. They're very interesting and my fear is that I'm not smart enough/empathic enough to understand them. (There's a reason I spent 40 years as a computer programmer!) Keep up the videos, I really enjoy them. 😊

[@HannahSteeleArtist]

Haha thank you Michael! “Interesting” is genuinely probably one of the best compliments an artist could get!

[@JafetBotton]

Extraordinario oficio y talento. Son mágicas y potentes tus pinturas.

[@SoSoOscar]

I like the table/ kitchen painting because I like the palette you are using on it, I like the heavily textured paint because as you get closer you kind of loose the image into abstraction while looking at colorful swirls and drifting off topic, I would probably like it if it was an entirely abstract work, it has great light as far as I can see and light is a big deal to me, i have seen some of your other stuff that has more detail too and wonder if the kitchen would be improved by that or if it would take something away...what else... I like it because its you! shouldn't under appreciate that because it comes from the mind of a slightly bonkers and likeable person that definitely add something of value.. I don't have a lot of money so I doubt I could afford one of your more pricey pieces while at the same time the few you have that I could afford I'm not really into right now and I would only buy one I love, it being your work isn't enough alone to buy it. (hopefully this was worth writing) keep it up Hannah.

[@HannahSteeleArtist]

Thank you for watching Oscar! I think I agree about letting the piece drift off into abstraction, it was drifting over there but didn’t quite go over the edge. I wonder if I would have felt differently about it had it gone completely over 🤔

[@SoSoOscar]

@@HannahSteeleArtist If you watch it go over, is it still there somewhere? just hidden? would it still be there for me underneath if I saw you do it on the video? these are important questions.

[@creativelabspace]

Nice stuff!

[@EXE4098]

That was wonderfuel

[@kirkpennock3770]

trial and error or... research and development?

[@HannahSteeleArtist]

Oooo yes love that!

[@tthomas184]

R and D is engineering talk. I go with creative destruction.

[@The_Juan_Percent]

Save those scrapes for a future painting? JK, :) you are absolutely awesome at thinking out loud about your creative process. I would tell you not to think about people buying your painting. Make them for you and if people like them enough to buy them, great. If not, they are an expression of your creative process.

[@sallyiwamasa658]

so happy to see a new video from you! what medium do you use?

[@HannahSteeleArtist]

Combo/I do switch around a lot, but mostly lindseed oil, stand oil, and cold wax medium :)

[@calebbornman3699]

Have you ever considered doing high res photo scans of your paintings and making prints vs only selling originals? I'm curious how you think about that as an option for the money part of being an artist...i.e. being able to sell multiple copies for one downpayment of time on your part. Does that take away from the original piece?

[@HannahSteeleArtist]

Prints are available on mi website actually ;) only through the end of the year though. Ultimately no I do not think it takes away value from the original piece. The print itself can be so beautiful if made correctly and I see it more as a way to make images more accessible for more people. I do have more thoughts on this though that I will add later!

[@samuelverstraete4695]

Bas oui on te souhaite amour et bonheur

[@bEoNslenDeralert]

are you a fan of Brian Rutenberg perchance

[@samuelverstraete4695]

HUmJoli tes toile.

[@chillarttalks]

awesome video!