FUN & EASY - Line painting variations

When I look around I see lines everywhere. But a lot of lines can be missed. Today I explain how to play with lines in your artwork, show examples, and for more inspiration I also show artwork made by subscribers. Enjoy making your next line-artwork.
The video about the artwork on the wall behind me: • Easy abstract Dutch la...
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Materials
The art materials I use in the videos are not sponsored.
I prefer to work on multi-purpose paper, more info in this video: • How to choose the RIGH...
In almost all my videos I use with Winsor&Newton Galeria acrylics, if not, I will say so in the video.
Other materials I use are in random order: 5, 10 and 40mm brushes, palette knives, acrylics medium, Ecoline liquid watercolor, Lyra color pencils, Lyra soft pastels, oil pastels, Stabilo color pencils, paper palette pad and basic masking tape. I also use household items like a permanent marker, scrub sponge, scissors, paper towel, and so on.

[@francavan1295]

Hello Albert! I worked on the line challenge but I’m not done yet! I started with simple lines but it has become very complex. I find that my work has a mind of its own! 😁

[@ImperfectPaintings]

I'd love to see what will come out. It's nice to spend so much time with one piece, and indeed, it can turn into a conversation. Enjoy creating. Albert

[@lmbls6827]

"Inspiration is never far away." As this video clearly demonstrates!! Thank you!! And yes to your question! Because public art is always inspirational!!

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks LMBLS, and noted. Enjoy making more art. Albert

[@my3babies255]

Albert, yes, I would enjoy a video of artwork in your town that can be seen while you're riding your bike! I always like to see glimpses of the Netherlands in your previous videos. Thank you for this video, always entertaining and inspiring and cheerful! Much appreciated!

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, Liz. And noted. It was fun to do like this. I'm also glad everyone stepped out of their usual circle and made ugly or difficult art. Nice to put it all together. Thanks for participating, Albert

[@culturefan]

Neat seeing all the new art from the challenge. I like your perspective of taking something and then switching things around to create something new out of it. I should do that exercise more. Thanks Albert.

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, Culture Fan. Indeed, it is a nice diversity of art this time. A line has so many ways to go, just as art about it. Albert

[@claremaloney5487]

So good to watch in the midst of all the troubling situations in our world. Thank you Albert

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, Clare. I totally agree, just paint more ;-) Albert

[@grimborn9949]

Always interesting content 👍

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, Grimborn.

[@janenef]

It's good seeing you again.

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, Janene.

[@otmarkeller4156]

hallo Albert und alle seine Freunde. Hat mir wieder sehr gefallen, euere Leichtigkeit und alle die gezeigten Ergebnisse. Ein dritte Arbeit mit Acryl auf Leinwand, die ich nicht fertig bekommen habe, ist nun doch ganz schnell beendet worden: mit Gesso :-) Die Arbeiten von Marco crivello (in verlinkten Video) finde ich ganz toll und "einfach". Naja, zumindest auf den ersten Blick. Ich wünsche euch eine gute Zeit mit Kreis, Rechteck und Dreieck.

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, Otmar. Indeed, it was a fun project. I always like to see all the artwork coming in. I like your last artwork with gesso, I now have a clear picture of it in my mind ;-)) Thanks for participating. Albert

[@trinesandns4947]

You inspire me so much! 🙏

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, Trine.

[@hartr33]

Great episode Albert! One correction Hartmut is a male. 🙂 I enjoyed participating. Thank you!

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, Hartmut. I'm sorry I didn't get that right, I apologize. Thanks for participating, Albert

[@hartr33]

@@ImperfectPaintings no worries. My wife had a good laugh when we watched the episode. 😁

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Laughing is always good. I thought your name came from the German word mutter, but it came from Mut or Mutig. Lesson learned.

[@TJ-zs7gn]

Great video sorry I didn’t get the chance to take part in this challenge but I loved the video with all the participants .

[@TJ-zs7gn]

Also I’d like to see your art .im lucky enough to live in London and street art is never far away .