Painting the Famous and Unknown - Portrait Artist of the Year - Art Documentary

Portrait Artist of the Year - S04 E07
Join skilled artists in this captivating episode as they compete in portrait drawing and painting. With famous guests like Michael Ball, Robert Bathurst, and Anita Rani, witness the artists' creative process, from preliminary sketches to final masterpieces. Delve into the narratives and emotions portrayed in these captivating portraits. Tune in to Sky Arts for this immersive art documentary, showcasing the passion and talent of these artists in fierce competition. Don't miss this full episode of Portrait Artist of the Year!
-------
Discover the captivating world of Portrait Artist of the Year as talented artists compete in a thrilling arts competition. Witness their remarkable skills in portrait drawing and painting, guided by renowned hosts Joan Bakewell and Frank Skinner. Immerse yourself in the beauty of art, from captivating landscapes to stunning portraits, in this engaging documentary series.
-------
Welcome to Banijay Home & Garden, your go-to destination for all things DIY, gardening, and landscaping. ����
Banijay Home & Garden features the best shows on home renovation, gardening tips, and stunning landscaping projects. Explore our collection of full episodes from popular series like Location, Location, Location, Extreme Makeover Home Edition, and Portrait Artist of the Year. Join us on this exciting journey of transforming houses into dream homes and creating beautiful outdoor spaces.
Subscribe to our channel and never miss a moment of home and garden inspiration: www.youtube.com/@BanijayHomeG...
#homediy #gardeningtips #landscapingprojects #homerenovation

[@kevinwillert2860]

Best show out in the world for us artists, or those of us who even make believe we're artists (me).

[@attorneycarissa]

Me, too. 😉

[@francesc1331]

I'm happy to find an episode w/ Joan. I always find her gracious and humorous. As for the art, I'm still learning. I wish the judges could explain what they see more thoroughly.

[@rayvirgoe7231]

love these portrait contests🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@jennyyy2813]

The comments made about the lady who used pastels are uncalled for. She used the medium the way it’s supposed to be used and it was successful.

[@garayworkshop74]

Those comments were made in comparison to her work with graphite. Her work with graphite was immaculate and elegant. The one with pastels, while technically well executed, it was very low end, again, compared with her work with graphite.

[@heikegutsche]

I love this series und I'm happy about the uploaded video. Thank you so much!

[@user-ju5py4fq8w]

Phil won it walking away. Brilliant work.

[@noras.9774]

The background is always crazy!! I don’t know why?!

[@jenniferkuperman2589]

Thank you for uploading this great show

[@leloncygh4839]

I love this painting series ,it inspired me a lot❤👍

[@martinitime3537]

The weakest painter wins! Right! Hats off to The other, much better artists who are gracious and polite!

[@wolfgangk1]

KEEPING IT REAL: They all look like they're from an art class.

[@katalinelo8011]

They only had so much time as an art class... And were interrupted all the time...

[@rulistening7777]

So, based on the critics commentary and choices. The goal here, is to create a portrait that is unrecognizable ???

[@endlessstudent3512]

I one of th episodes, the judges mentioned, that during the waiting time, they were discussing wether or not such a portrait needs to have a likeness. The mere fact that this is something that needs discussion (meaning some say id doesn't have to be?) boggles me. I mean, another word for portait is literally "Likeness". it is the absolute basic and most important requirement of any portrait! An artist who wants to dabble in abstraction, should not do portrait...all other topics will do, but portraits need to be 100% recognizable imho. But looking through all the seasons and winners, the main goal of a portrait just seems to be a goody, or even worse, something unwanted.

[@conniekiers9554]

I don't agree with the winning painting...the judges comment on others' paintings as not giving a likeness...and then they pick one that is not realistic at all...more of an abstract... maybe because I don't like abstract art... I preferred the guy's that paints like the classic masters (the guy wearing the cap)

[@TaniaRouserArt]

I love abstracts but in this very case there were at least three other ones that worked better as a painting and a portrait over the current winner 🤯

[@XavierRadic]

Great, but misleading when you omit that it/this is from 2018!! 💜💜

[@llGracell]

Portrait Artist of the Year 2018 Season 4 Episode 07 - Celebrities Painted: Michael Ball, Robert Bathurst, Anita Rani

[@rebelrog2870]

I so admire the artist but I so don't get the judges.

[@CrissCrafts62]

I thought mogonogul was twlling the students the test was over lol

[@Old_Soul_]

The judges always select the painting that has big brush strokes. They have done this several times now.

[@henningerflats]

There`s more putty and paint on the women`s faces than on the canvas.

[@tracybanner584]

Why is it, that I almost always disagree with their winner ? I wouldn’t want a painting of me that doesn’t look like me. The sitter didn’t even want it. Show seems rigged.

[@enaid54]

The artists are going too over board with odd patches of color on the face. They are losing the likeness. I do like it on the sides but I would like to see that artist that doesn't need the Ipad, grid, etc. to copy a painting. I love the show and I'm waiting on the one true artist that stands out.

[@sandraford4235]

Bad choice of winner but then the judges always go for dabbed paintings which doesn’t take much skill.I don’t know why they don’t just do dabby artist competitions ,they’re not interested in lifelike ar.

[@noras.9774]

900 self-portraits? It is a little bit narcisistic, isn’t?!😂

[@DutchCreekRanch1]

Or lonely

[@cindyd.01]

It’s practice. Practice is the only way to get better. Maybe you can call it narcissistic but consistent painting is hard and if self-portraits keep you painting then you’re doing pretty great. imo

[@ELTABULLO]

no

[@albinobeach]

Narcism is so quickly thrown around these days, like a catch phrase. You don't know him.

[@brentharris4320]

I don’t see that at all. If anything it’s the opposite.

[@tomdowe6524]

Boooooooo!

[@MikeyRumi180]

So painting a resemblance to the actual sitter isn't important to these judges. ridiculous. they chose the weakest renditions. well okay then....outta here.

[@bcm3938]

I see the DEI was well on its way in 2018. Another fail for the virtue signaling judges. Bravo

[@AFAskygoddess]

Horrible decision. Dreadful winning painting. Looks like a dog's dinner.

[@Bakarost]

If she was painted white it wouldnt be portrait of the year FACTS