Andy Warhol's Blotted Line Technique (with audio description)

[@IEPNijmegen]

I have often wondered how Warhol did this... I always really liked that blotted line. And now here it is, all clear and didactic. Thank you so much!

[@paza65]

Saw this video in an installation at The Warhol Museum recently. Wasn't sure I wanted to go to there at first because I thought I knew all I needed about Warhol. I was wrong. Such a fascinating visit. Love how the museum is arranged from top to bottom showing you his growth and journey. And the Marisol portion was so amazing.

[@gdwscott]

The commentary is hilarious. ‘The woman …’ 😂

[@shoshana-xs4cm]

How lovely! 💖thanks for uploading!

[@milya1926]

i need that photo... could you put the link in the video description?

[@fredericbeigbeder9119]

Thank you!!!!

[@gravellane150]

I love Andy and what his depth as a person and artist was/is but because of my ocd with straight line work this method is...terrifying.

[@Amelia-yu6ii]

it wpuld be shoes with warhol

[@mariannemcginnis7274]

Can’t you ink the whole thing at once?

[@fr3agy]

No because the Ink dries down very fast and you won’t be able to create the transfer of the ink

[@manuelcedillo.jrz.9337]

Magic?

[@josephgioielli]

That looks noting like Warhol’s blotted line drawings. That was a mess. And that narration style made no sense. Overly detailed for no reason. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@craftdipper]

The commentary made the process understandable to a visually impaired person. This type of commentary is common when the film maker wants to reach a wider audience, not just sighted persons. For learning purposes, it also allows viewers to receive the information both visually and aurally.

[@rr7firefly]

That looks nothing like a Warhol line drawing. What a mess. And that narration made absolutely no sense. Total BS ripoff.