Creating YOUR UNIQUE marks will Level Up Your Abstracts. How I create Mine!!! plus my current work.

In this video I share how creating YOUR unique marks will "level up" your artwork as an abstract artist.
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[@sheripalmer3192]

Omgosh! You’re back! My favorite artist ever! Yay!❤

[@CherylWilsonArt]

Thank you so much Sherry I’m doing my best. I still have some issues but I really missed putting out videos and I missed you.

[@peggylee5021]

Thank you Cheryl, these paintings are absolutely beautiful! I like using letters, number, lines and sometimes collage to my paintings. For some reason, I'm especially fond of circles!

[@CherylWilsonArt]

You are so welcome! We are much alike!!! Circles are such a sign of wholeness, original perfection, the Self, the infinite, eternity, timelessness, and cyclic movements, so I see why!!

[@johnkitching6293]

Unique art Cheryl, I’ve been painting for around six years now’. Almost daily in my little 10’x8’ shed studio I’m at a point where I make a mark with a brush load of paint’ in a colour of whatever happens to be nearest mainly it’s a mixture of black and blue I made up, then add further colours to the image I use veils of diluted paint throw on some sand make pencil crayon lines ‘ and then remove some of the paint with paper towels or old credit cards along with a number of tools. The aim is to make a painting look good or decent from what starts as a blob of paint slammed or placed on the canvas, no pressure as the decent ones in my opinion go in a bag when dry, but it’s fun sometimes! It’s a technique I use when I get a creativity block until the next spark comes along’. Keep up the good work thank you for sharing

[@CherylWilsonArt]

I love what you said.... "no pressure" and that you seem to just be in that creative mode enjoying the entire process!!! THANK you for commenting John.

[@elisabethesteve8075]

What a wonderful video Cheryl it’s so exciting every time you put out a new one each one is so valuable. Thank you so much for sharing. I love all your suggestions.

[@CherylWilsonArt]

You are so welcome! I try to share what has helped me in my journey... and still helps me

[@marydubay]

Love your enthusiasm and your advice. So happy I found you!

[@CherylWilsonArt]

Thank you so much!

[@DawnoftheDay-mb7zt]

Thank you so much! This was super helpful! I love your work.

[@CherylWilsonArt]

thank you for commenting. I hope you find your special marks!!!

[@andreaharley4047]

Thanks Cheryl for all the little but important tips in art making. As always really enjoyed yr video. Ile say yes to the coffee to get going.❤

[@CherylWilsonArt]

You are so welcome! Im having a cup of coffee this very moment!!

[@Childsdancer2]

Thank you, Cheryl!

[@CherylWilsonArt]

You are so welcome!

[@katkoe9292]

Thanks so much Cheryl ❤

[@CherylWilsonArt]

You are so welcome. Thank you for commenting!

[@tgunter_art]

Thanks for sharing - super helpful!

[@CherylWilsonArt]

Glad it was helpful! thanks for leaving a comment and watching!!!!

[@catholictortillas777]

I like to add inktense indigo somewhere. I also like hiding a mark or sticking in a piece of my college I make on tissue paper. I am new to art but love adding things that might stick out haha Sometimes I can't stop I get so deep and end up with layers. I enjoy your art and thank you for sharing and teaching! ❤

[@CherylWilsonArt]

EXACTLY !!!! People I’ll see your art on your social media continually and the start to point say I know who’s that is because your marks are going to be so unique to you and they become such a story to your artist journey!!! I love that and thank you so much for sharing and taking the time to leave a comment

[@naturezone6655]

This vid gave me so much to think about.I look forward to watchin g your other videos.

[@CherylWilsonArt]

i am so happy this inspired you. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment

[@beckyfinkelstein1688]

This was so helpfull! Thank you!

[@CherylWilsonArt]

thank you so much for watching and commenting. I am so happy it was helpful!

[@MarinaMarina-fc8vk]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@CherylWilsonArt]

Kisses

[@rosemarynolan8065]

Addicted to your lessons….do you gesso paper first…

[@CherylWilsonArt]

I rarely do, but many artists do. I like the way paint soaks into the paper and canvas a lot so do not gesso!!

[@luluesparza7360]

Hi Cheryl - I had a Canvas with an oil primer in burnt umber. It had been sitting in my art room for year. I got tired of looking at it so I painted over the oil primer in acrylic…why was I not supposed to do that, please?

[@CherylWilsonArt]

I do not use oil much except in oil bars and only on the top as a layer, so I am not the most proficient in answering your question. What i am told by oil painters is that the acrylic might chip off.

[@luluesparza7360]

@@CherylWilsonArt thank you!🙏