Employing Symbols in Paintings - What to Do and Avoid to Make a Credible Story on the Canvas

[@SyraThePoet]

I love the opening shot as well as the overall vibe of the scene

[@byronbuchanan3066]

This is the best art talk Ive ever heard. And Ive heard hundreds maybe thousands. Thank you gentlemen. I love how it was ended by "Amen".

[@julianjohannessen5069]

Great episode. Good to see Mr Heimdal and Herr Hösel together. Representing young painters today and to hear their ideas and opinions. And Mr Tuv as always steadily leads the episode forward for us listeners holding it firm together. and never loose us.

[@ronjohnson4566]

i never thought of Wyeth painting the divine. i saw him painting the sensual. In fact, artists should paint the sensual. even if that sensual is traditionally called ugly. artists, whether to show themselves or the viewer the perfect sound, smell, taste, touch, and rendering are painting the now. it's not in the past or the future. if we are traveling through time at the 67,100 miles per hour (30 kilometers per second) around the sun. and, we arrive from the past and go through to the future that painting is the shroud image. it is not divine but rather a sensual essence of now. almost like wiley coyote going through an image painted on a rock. paintings are the thin veil between was and will be.

[@aquilachrysaetos5301]

God samtale. Hva er musikken som spilles helt på slutten?

[@alexandrekhromov1219]

44:50 -- That is, in this new phase of Odd Nerdrum it becomes clear that the Earth is made of heaven.

[@royaebrahim2449]

❤

[@hermeneuticadeldaimon4698]

buzzing mic

[@vatchesolakian6361]

I believe dragons were real and renamed dinosaurs ..as many old scripts show snakes and dragons as symbols of evil and temptation and often the old scripts showed things people had actually seen ...