"Pareidolia" - Full Video

[@gailhaugen6212]

I love how you “see” things popping up in your paintings like a stuck up kangaroo coming in from the side. I also like how you embrace the weird like the two-headed bird.

[@maryesneault1557]

Thankyou for coming back to us! We’ve missed you! ❤️

[@rebeccaknutson8891]

I've been doing this for years with painting, clouds, etc. I didn't know it had a name. 😊 I absolutely love your art process and art! ❤️

[@geraldinedavid2442]

I have found the most amazing group of humanity in my bathroom floor tiles and I am working on a series…thank you for sharing PAREIDOLIA which I experience continually in the world around me … especially Mother Nature🤗🤗🤗

[@jacquibeck1878]

Wonderful! 🌞😎

[@janinafisher101]

Had to laugh as I read this - in my last house I had a similarly amazing group of humanity in my bathroom floor tiles too!

[@tendr247]

lol

[@PaulHebron]

I love your work, Jacqui. I'm happy to have two of your beautiful pieces hanging on my walls.

[@susanhansen3722]

Thank you for getting me out of my funk. "What to paint" is always what stops me. I like to have meaning tied into my work. It has to have a message. So I have been painting my memories of childhood. That means something to me. Your video today has really helped me see the serendipity of it all. I have one painting I did which was an assignment in a class I took. "What do I see in my abstract work?" That painting means a great deal to my because I tapped into my own brain and enhanced exactly what I saw. I relied on my imagination and brought my abstract painting into something meaningful to me. It brought reality to the abstract. I am out of my funk now and remembering where I want to go. THANK YOU! BTW, I have followed you for years. Your work always stopped me in my tracks.

[@jacquibeck1878]

Thanks so much for sharing this, Susan. I love hearing that my work stopped you in your tracks!

[@uptoourpass]

Thank you! Just what I was looking for, the next theme for exploring abstract painting. Bless you for sharing.

[@peaceswirl]

Yesssss!!! Finally I too have a name for this dreamy way I look at the world. Thank you. Love your Art.

[@jacquibeck1878]

Yes. It was so good to find this word. 🌞

[@PaulWalesArt]

What a wonderful gift to see a new video from you!!! And true to form your insights are incredibly inspiring. As always THANK YOU for sharing your process and your incredible art.♥♥♥ I'll watch this multiple times.

[@jacquibeck1878]

Wonderful! 🌻🌞

[@cola6986]

Great to see something so different for a change! I have experienced this ‘seeing things’, which is usually faces in patterns since I was a child, quite often in the grain of wood or folds of curtains. Strange but amazing!

[@jacquibeck1878]

Yes, me too. I used to live out in the country on Vancouver Island. We had an hour-long bus ride to and from school, and I would look at the shapes the chipped paint on the back of the seat in front of me. I had favorite seats with my favorite animals and other strange things. 🌞🌻🐢

[@TheMarkEH]

What wonderful mind expanding. yet grounded, insights into Jacqui's practice. Perhaps 'Beyond Pareidolia' should be a 21st century art movement. I've just subscribed and I'm looking forward to viewing lots more past and future video's from Jacqui. Thank you for sharing.

[@brigitteshantieaglemeare4350]

Thank you for that, it's great to get a glimps into the process of your art creation

[@CraftyMountainGal]

I absolutely loved this video. The first time I "saw" something was on my dried palette. Undeniably a cute, tiny guinea pig! Then and now it happens mostly within my journal spreads. I love the playfulness of working like this. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@jacquibeck1878]

And I hope you keep finding guinea pigs and all sorts of other things.

[@liz-anna2365]

I am so inspired by your approach to painting! Thank you!!

[@jacquibeck1878]

❤️🌞🌻

[@IvanNiltonsBrazilianArtist]

This just happened to me in my studio and i think that is what I was looking for in my work. Ps, you are amazing.

[@jacquibeck1878]

Exciting!!

[@janinafisher101]

As soon as I saw the title on this video I jumped right on it! I discovered the word "pareidolia" just last year - don't remember how - but I am SO like this, seeing images in all kinds of random patterns. Plus I love your work. I am a relatively new artist, and I think your work is what my art wants to be when it grows up! Today I said to my art circle that I am at the "kindergarden" stage of art - just having fun playing with shapes and colours. But this is what keeps happening - my shapes seem to want to be given life and become forms. I am always inspired when I see your art, and I was totally engaged watching this progression of your paintings from one stage into the next, enjoying the evolution. I hope you will do more of these!

[@jacquibeck1878]

Wonderful to hear about your art journey, Janina. Enjoy the ride! 🌞

[@janinafisher101]

@@jacquibeck1878 Thank you. I am totally, totally loving it!

[@janinafisher101]

@@jacquibeck1878 I am totally, totally loving it! 💝

[@jacquibeck1878]

So good to hear that this inspired you, Janina. Keep up the good work, and I really think that it’s important to keep the play of kindergarten in our work.

[@amherst88]

Fascinating Jacqui -- much thanks for posting this ❤

[@jacquibeck1878]

🌞😎❤️

[@kerryjordan2525]

Jacqui you have opened my eyes to my musings of my own paintings. Can't wait to experiment more on the canvas.

[@jacquibeck1878]

Wonderful!

[@susanasilva2737]

I saw this video and I through oh this seems to much funny to lose. And guess what? I was right. Love the way you paint. Thanks for share ❤

[@cccunningham9804]

Great video. Love your work. It is wonderful to have a name for what I see and paint.

[@jacquibeck1878]

Yes! 🌻⭐️🌞

[@clarem00n]

Just discovered your chanel now and I wanted to say i think you are awesome, so talented and so fun, you taught me and lesson and made me laugh, you have a beautiful soul and I'm so grateful for what you are sharing on your channel xxx

[@jacquibeck1878]

Wow, thank you for this! 🌞🌻❤️

[@clarem00n]

You are very welcome ❤

[@gwenritch]

Wow that’s the word! I always see things in random stuff, like on the floors, on walls and in the clouds..and my abstract paintings too!

[@lulabelle33]

Fantastic. Just made me want to paint immediately. Love your art and discovery

[@jacquibeck1878]

I know what you mean. It can be like a creative treasure hunt. 😎

[@glynislaidlaw4064]

Love your work, I enjoy this way of painting also. Never new it had a name!

[@jacquibeck1878]

❤️❤️

[@frankfolino3118]

Magical!

[@jacquibeck1878]

Thanks!

[@toddbenedict3555]

thank you!!! you have inspired me

[@jacquibeck1878]

Wonderful!

[@cindythoms7246]

❤

[@tatjanadanilovic4133]

Jacqui, is there a possibility to make an online course?❤

[@jacquibeck1878]

Hi Tatiana, many people have asked me this. I really don’t have a place or the equipment to do this, at least not now. It’s possible that I may find a way to have online classes in the future. 🌻

[@sallyjohnson1566]

I always find hidden fairies in my work!

[@lads.7715]

“As the master Boticelli stated, such a study is useful because just by throwing a sponge soaked with various colors against a wall to make a stain, one can find a beautiful landscape. If it is true that in this stain various inventions can be discerned, or rather what one wants to find in it…” - Leonardo da Vinci

[@jacquibeck1878]

So good to know Leonardo and I agree about this. 🌻🌞

[@lizobasuke8765]

I wish we still had natural clouds to look at instead of these long trails from aeroplanes that just join up to creat a complete blanket of dirty gray cloud.....thats what it's like every day in the UK now 🤷‍♀

[@jacquibeck1878]

Yes, beautiful interesting clouds are wonderful to watch.

[@jacquibeck1878]

That is sad. I hope you can find a place with natural clouds to visit sometime.