Abstract Expressionism Artist at Work - PAINTING ABSTRACT SEASCAPES

Watch as I paint an Abstract Expressionism of an English seascape, this easy-to-follow video will show you how to quickly and easily paint with the view of abstract expressionism art to create a stunning contemporary piece of art for your home or office. Just by layering down some simple acrylic painted sections thinking about depth and contrast will make your own piece of art come alive.
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[@christinepearce7770]

How beautiful! It is something I could stare at all day. I love abstract seascapes. Thank you for the video.

[@debbiebriggs1194]

I usually paint detailed seascapes but I’ve been commissioned to paint an abstract seascape, I’m a bit nervous as it’s out of my comfort zone but after watching this video I feel a little more confident, thank you. Btw I paint from the top downwards 🤗

[@stephaniehebbard2076]

I absolutely love your paintings. You continue to amaze me with your talent. Thank you for all that you do.

[@FlowWorksArt]

Thanks Stephanie glad you enjoyed watching it.

[@jenniferlewis2620]

Just a big WOW.♥️

[@evaalt-revie1656]

Looks fab, love the colours.

[@catrinaogilvie5461]

I too paint from the top down so I can reflect the sky on the land, sea or mountains I am painting - I like the stages you went through and you are by no way a beginner

[@FlowWorksArt]

Thanks Catrina for the comment, much appreciated

[@candyparker189]

Love your work - so inspiring!

[@FlowWorksArt]

Thanks, Candy for the supporting comment.

[@maureenbrophy7852]

Sign It ✍️ ✔️

[@FlowWorksArt]

Yes I sign all my pieces when they are streched, yes its important to add that signature, thanks for picking up on this.

[@karentemplesnow8960]

Hiya. I'm a new subscriber and a full time fluid acrylic artist. In the paint pouring community we English artists often use Owatrol as a pouring medium/flow medium to create cells, but it's become expensive and tends to dull the paint, so if you're not after creating cells - and it looks as if you aren't, why not use contractors pva mixed with water approx 70:30 % as your flow medium? It works the same, and dries with a satin finish. Or use Mod Podge gloss lustre for a glossy finish, which you can also use as a varnish and sealer. All the best xx

[@FlowWorksArt]

Hi Karen, that's great advice I never knew that it was doing this to the paint, thank you soo much for this advice, I will share that in one of my videos. Much appreciated.

[@catrinaogilvie5461]

Try a seascape with mountains reflected in them - they are fab with acrylic (reminiscent of Bob Harris)

[@FlowWorksArt]

Thanks I will have to give that a go. Do you mean Bob Ross or Ralf Harris?

[@maureenbrophy7852]

Don’t forget to sign ✍️

[@FlowWorksArt]

That one didnt crack its only when you apply the adhesive tick is when it crack.

[@maureenbrophy7852]

Like ur music. I am beginner acrylic. Very interested in how you do ur process how can u make silver if by u haven’t got it???? Many Tks 💐m

[@FlowWorksArt]

That a hard one as you wont be able to make a true reflective silver without silver paint. Paynes grey with some white will just give you a grey colour.

[@maureenbrophy7852]

Many thanks, this is helpful 💐

[@mrfishbulb123]

Can you tell me what the other liquids were you added to the white? Retarder and impasto medium?