Fauvism - Old Version

[@navsandhu6485]

Very nice Video this reminds me when my dad left me at walmart

[@jmaalona]

I love Matisse and Les Fauves 👍🏽

[@jhwales]

Excellent presentation! LOVED IT! Thank you so much!

[@susaneuler9462]

Thank you so much. It's always good to hear from a viewer!!!

[@madhavmankar1898]

Very nice Video also Creative thinking about your 🆔.❤🎉

[@susaneuler9462]

Thank you so much. I appreciate hearing from you.

[@AndreaBessMillana]

Thank you for this!

[@EucalyptusLady]

Thanks for your good video. Learned several things I never was taught in my college days.

[@debbieshands-celusniak17]

Really enjoyed your presentation, thank you!

[@susaneuler9462]

And thank you for watching!

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[@susaneuler9462]

Thank you! I'm so glad you liked the program.

[@ssassboy]

Great video, really informative and useful. Thanks

[@raerae6422]

Fabulous, the way this movement was named! 🤣 Really enjoyed the video. Thanks for all the effort you put in. Learnt quite a bit.

[@susaneuler9462]

Thank you so much. And...I have just uploaded a new video on a similar style, German Expressionism. You will want to watch. I really appreciate hearing from you. I do put a lot of effort into making these videos.

[@jackbuckley7816]

I want to take up painting now that I'm in retirement & I'm finding Fauvism, an art style I never really understood until now, quite appealing, and one for which I'd like to try my hand, though I don't know how to paint as yet. The lecture seems to imply that Fauvists chose colors based on how they "felt". I'm not sure I could do THAT, as I don't consider myself a terribly deep emotion-based observer of life. My question, then, is how did the Fauvists go about constructing their subjects on canvas---did they choose colors as they went along, based on how they felt toward the components of the scenes before them, drawing out the scene first, applying colors directly from the paint tubes onto the pre-drawn image, knowing the colors they'd use after plotting it out in advance, or simply apply the paint randomly, as surprised as anyone as to how the overall effect of the finished product turned-out? Based on the paintings shown, some of the scenes seem imaginary, not based on an actual or "real" place or setting, so how were these envisioned in terms of design & color-choice? Just curious but would like to get out there & try---to try becoming a Fauvist over a hundred-years too late!

[@susaneuler9462]

Hi, Jack...Do not try to "understand" any art style except in the art historical sense. If you want to try your hand at Fauvism, just google Fauvism and look at the work. Immerse yourself in the style. Then simply "go for it." As far as I know, all the locations painted by the Fauves were real. They used the colors to create a pleasing artwork - nothing more. Never over-think art. Artists don't - despite what they might say! Think of creating art as like decorating your living room. You might buy a blue couch because you like how it looks. Then you might put red pillows on it...but they don't "work" somehow. So, you try some other colors until you get a combination that you like and seems right for the room and the look you are trying to create, etc.. Painting is the same. Let me know how you are doing with your art. I did not reply earlier because (believe it or not) until this morning I did not realize that I could reply beyond clicking "like". Life always supplies us with new knowledge!

[@jackbuckley7816]

@@susaneuler9462 Very helpful comments, thank you!

[@garyrobinson8665]

Fantastic artists.

[@sabrinanascimento1267]

I love this Art. I love Cubism.

[@renzo6490]

Quite well done and explained. Even the French pronunciations were accurate ( except for Monet ) My only quibble...background music. Too loud, unnecessary constant. The ear can be pulled in two different directions as it is here. We have a person speaking and in the background,we hear music. Especially when the music is something we are familiar with, the ear focuses on it to the detriment of the speaker’s message.

[@susaneuler9462]

I made this video 8 years ago before I got proficient on how to use the software. Thus, the music tends to be too loud. I am much better now. I just loaded a new video you will want check out on Modern Sculpture. Yes, I tend to pronounce Monet in an American way. Hard not to! Anyway...thanks for your comments and support.

[@divyakaruparthi9857]

background music is bit irritating apart of that everything is good

[@connieanderson2281]

It’s distracting

[@robertbutts9835]

Great video i learned lots

[@susaneuler9462]

Thank you! I missed your comment earlier, but I really appreciate your interest and support. Keep watching my programs!!!

[@TheBestia97]

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[@susaneuler9462]

Thank you so much!!! I appreciate your support.

[@tablaturebutler2823]

Thanks for the post!

[@tuforu4]

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[@tablaturebutler2823]

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[@nigelmarshallkenyonabbott8684]

@@tablaturebutler2823 what the hell does Trump have to do with this video. Get over yourself. Your view of the world is not EVERYONE'S view of the world. From a Trump voter that can out Fauve you any day of the week

[@liambramall]

my year 8 art teacher made our class watch this for half term homework, and if this is a classmate in 8 ABC or D, hello it me Logan ^-^

[@Clarity2222]

Thank you for the info. Great video

[@TraveisaBlue]

Good video, dial back the music

[@comraderoman4299]

EHS gang rise up 💯💯

[@susaneuler9462]

I did not reply to this earlier because I was not sure what you meant. But does EHS refer to Enloe High School? Yes? I just realized that in reviewing my channel. In so, fellow Eagle, watch more of my videos. I have lots of them waiting for you.

[@adriennegremillion1129]

Susan, I am beginning to experiment with Fauvism. Are the dark and light areas to be painted with cool and warm colors, or is there no rule?

[@susaneuler9462]

There are no rules for Fauvism. Choose the colors that work for you. If you try something, and it does not look like you hoped...try another color until the work suits you. I have a video Color in Art that may give you some ideas about how color works. Thanks for the comment.

[@hannah918273645]

loved thiss

[@thefauvessouthshields2509]

Check out the fauves South shields

[@griffinthedragonandhowtota4750]

Super

[@christiaanveltkamp]

Painting at 8:15 is a digital work of art!

[@jamesanonymous2343]

terrible audio, bad voice repro,,,,ridiculous music. can it !

[@charliebrown5755]

The format and music are very annoying