Fine art tips with Amazing Free Pastel Art Lesson with Louise Corke on Colour In Your life

In this fine art TV show episode Louise Corke is interviewed with Colour In Your Life about painting, drawing, art workshops, art tips and art techniques.
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Fine Art TV Series - Colour In Your Life
Season - 04
Episode - 09
Filmed on Location at - Gold Coast, QLD, Australia
Louise Corke is a Master Pastelist and one of the disciplines greatest teachers in Australia. She has won numerous awards over the years and her work is collected on a world wide basis.
Louise Corke's journey with pastels began in 1993. Since that time she has loved every minute of every pastel experience. Louise is New Zealand born to Australian parents. The visual experiences of both countries initially caused her confusion due to the vast colour differences between the two landscapes, but today the two augment and enhance her paintings. The creativity gene runs throughout her family where you will find composers, piano builders, soloists, pianists, violinists, visual artists, photographers, film makers, dancers and writers.
For many years Louise Corke worked in other areas of creativity that did not include painting - music, craft, clay, etc. Today her total focus is painting. Louise initially studied painting for 7 years with the one teacher before supplementing her studies with high profile tutors both within Australia and internationally in Paris, New York, and other parts of the USA. Encouragement along the way has included being awarded Master Pastellist Status with the Pastel Society of Australia, Scholarship to study pastel painting in New York, Pastellist of the Year Award 2007 and multiple awards in both pastels and portraiture in Australia and Internationally. Louise has been published in multiple publications, encompassing books and magazines.
As an avid learner Louise Corke will continue to study and share the results of my findings in future paintings.
"I consider painting like a dance that is pure gestural expression. I marry my heart to my hand and together they speak visual music. Sometimes the beauty, colours and light play are overwhelming and I am forced to blurt the information onto the surface in quick strokes saying just enough about how I am feeling towards my subject rather than telling what my subject looks like. At other times I linger and drink in all that I perceive and gently caress the painting surface with delicate information out of pure respect and amazement. The dance on the surface is always unique, rhythmic yes, but not contrived. It has to be genuine, it has to express my inner most responses, and it has to be mine and mine alone. Though I dance alone I dance for others to enjoy so they too can palpate the emotions of the visual music." - Louise Corke
You can contact the artist about their art tips or art techniques directly via their website www.louisecorke.com/
The Colour In Your Life TV series is an art show that takes you into the everyday studios of artists from around the world. While in the studio they share their individual techniques with the viewer in a relaxed atmosphere with a delightfully Australian host and fellow artist Graeme Stevenson. The series is currently filmed in Australia, New Zealand and the United States.
Colour In Your Life is an Australian produced TV art show and website www.colourinyourlife.com.au
Graeme Stevenson, a world renowned Artist himself, rides his Harley Davidson to the studios of Artists all over the world and allows the viewers a chance to go into the Art studios of some of the greatest Artists in the world.
A wonderfully engaging show that allows people to see inside the minds and the abilities of some of the most creative people in the world. If you love creativity and the shear joy of looking at the world through Art, then Colour In Your Life is the place too be.
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[@jekaterinanemeth3052]

Super! 🤩🤩🤩♥️😊💐🍀🎁

[@felicianoel4880]

Color blocks techniques! And listening to your color . So intuitive . Pastels are drawing pigments

[@howardhill3395]

Amazing artist and teacher. Love that Louise explains what she's doing and why, as she does it. Thank you Louise Corke for teaching me so much in a 20 minute video.

[@cynthialoza6295]

How wonderful it is to observe Louise through her work process. Much thanks!

[@audreybronson7816]

What a beautiful person...and her work is fantastic. Great job Graeme!

[@RobynHannamSkyWriter]

So enlightening following the process of Loiuse's 'Mind map" prior to starting the picture. I love how her ideas are so clearly articulated, plus the technical advice.

[@sueclark8896]

what a lovely person. I so enjoyed the soul & spirit. Beautiful artist.

[@magalysuarez3233]

Beautiful 🥰

[@ColourinyourlifeAu]

Thank you! 😊

[@hulyatuncel922]

Beautiful Louise,Thanks😊🌺

[@lagierpetit]

Great video. And what a lovely personality ! Love Louise's outlook on life and how she transposes that in her way of painting. Wonderful.

[@felicianoel4880]

I love drawing branches and this patching techniques are a way to render the texture of the wood

[@rajendrashirsath7740]

Grate art,

[@noniegionfriddo77]

Louise thanks for the demonstration. You really inspired me.

[@TylerB511]

Thank you for this video. I'm trying my hand at portraits in pastel and when I hit my sloppy mix stage I did get quite nervous, however this video calmed me and I can't wait to jump back in. Thanks again :)

[@tzmythos]

Really enjoying this. Thank you for sharing, Louise, and thank you, Graeme, for presenting it in such a natural, warm-hearted way.

[@rafaelsoriajr]

love her vibe. I just want to hug her. Amazing work, very talented. :)

[@itsjudystube]

I love Louise's "sloppy mix" phrase. I have demonstrated how to paint skies and had to explain to people that when they see a mess, it means that their painting is getting there. And not to stop at that point. I also like the credit card tip and the way she has separate palettes of pastels. Thank you for demonstrating.

[@eefvan5205]

absolute fantastic Louise. Great pastel. Thank you love from Holland

[@susyaguero8968]

Maestra preciosa hermosa cuanto trabajo hasta llegar a ese logro!!!! Felicitaciones!

[@manjiabanti]

what a sweet lady..loved her technique

[@lotus615]

Quelle merveilleuse pastelliste!

[@md.zahedparvez6545]

the information from master artists is awesome. Thank you sir♥

[@skeletonstreet]

Oh what a beautiful artist!! Such delicate variety of handling pastels. Love your works. Hugs to you. So many marvelous artists way over in Australia. Thank you for sharing. Brandon, Manitoba Canada

[@MrNYCHAMID]

Louise's your work is amazing, thank u for this video!!

[@virginiarparker9503]

I have never seen pastels used. Thank you for this.

[@Website-Developer]

Great show, Graeme and incredible artist

[@ColourinyourlifeAu]

You can see a little bit of why the series has become successful. I would love to get back to the studio Arthur but this has over taken my life at the moment. Hope all is well, Graeme

[@Website-Developer]

Graeme Stevenson what you are doing is very honorable and hard work, The editing alone is grueling enough to say the least. What really surprises me is how I missed these all this time. I have always taken pride in how thorough I am with researching things in regards to helping other artists. However having discovered this through another artist just goes to show how we all can help one another. I surely will be sharing this. Ride free as you have the best of both worlds.....Peace

[@ColourinyourlifeAu]

Arthur Morehead Thanks Arthur I appreciate your comments, Graeme

[@adamsaoud7191]

shes awesome u always introduce beautiful artist to us amazing work thank u so much from here in Syria

[@louisecorke-art]

So glad you enjoyed the clip. It was fun making it.

[@Beautiful_Dreamer]

Wow!

[@AirArtStudiosOfficial]

thanks for this. excellent

[@WarrioressRising]

Great video, educational, wonderful artist.

[@sorryicanttell]

Thanks :D this video taught me alot on using soft pastels :)

[@ottogillen]

great job guys! thank you!!

[@ricardomonterocaballero8092]

Wonderful

[@karenparker4216]

Amazing! truly inspiring...

[@ColourinyourlifeAu]

karen parker Hi , yes she is amazing. We will have many more great Artists over time, so I hope you enjoy them all, dont forget to tell other folks about us. This only helps us to keep all of this going for everyone out there, hope all is well, Graeme

[@wendywilson1554]

I don't use my pastels in the same way, I do rub them in, but having just recently finding this website I will gladly look for more lessons.

[@MrBoryslaw]

Tego typu rozrysunek ulatwiam sobie kreskami pionowymi i poziomymi

[@joyrichards9261]

Hi Louise

[@youseffoto]

GOOD

[@mabelolivotto3347]

ME ENCANTA QUE PENA NO ESTE DOBLADO AL ESPAÑOL

[@beverleygardam151]

hi Louise , do you ever blend ? I just love to blend .

[@cindyskaggs5636]

the music was so loud that it made it hard to hear the instructions. I enjoyed th lesson very much

[@axelcarrizo2698]

I really like it's great if you should be in Spanish too!

[@louisecorke-art]

Yes that would be great. However I am language challenged!

[@Beatle_Carlos]

Snif,f snif, I dont speak english,,, but I want see how paint a face,,, ty

[@endezeichengrimm]

This is a bit long for a youtube video. They could have edited it down to the essentials.

[@patriciaharris6404]

Wonderful work, great artist, but can hardly hear what they are talking about with such pointless backing music

[@spinningandwoolcrafts]

Not nearly enough painting to be called a lesson. The conversation and the past works being shown in the middle were big distractions and wasted too much time. It is nice to hear her talk about art, but not instead of doing the art. And then, why cut away and show a piece hanging in a gallery just when she starts to work? It's like you're saying, oh no, that's the boring part, people won't be interested in all that painting. When you claim to be showing a "lesson," the painting is what people are here to see!

[@LukesShorts]

There's being constructively critical, and then there's just being unnecessarily harsh.

[@lucygray6162]

Spinning -- Is this the first video in the series you've watched? If not, you should know they are not Step 1-2-3 tutorials. Most of us could not hope to achieve the level of painting that the featured artists have reached. I find them inspirational, and greatly enjoy the mix of conversation, techniques, and images of previous work. If you want happy little tree lessons, Bob Ross videos might be more your speed.

[@tomwheaton44]

This is not one of your best. I throughly enjoy your videos, and i really like Louise's work. But showing the other works while she was talking and working was very distracting for me and took up valuable screen time. All said and done however, I wish i had just a drop of Louise's talent, and your warmth.

[@thesultanmerchant]

displaying of text is very irritating.