Simplify & Loosen Up Your Painting Style FAST & EASY - PART 1

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This video will show you the best way to simplify your painting and loosen up your painting style. The techniques in the video can be used with acrylic paint and also mixed media. You can even try and adopt them to use with oils and watercolors.
In the video I will teach you how to get to know your materials and show you how to build confidence in your painting abilities by developing your painting skills. Use the techniques and to create your own visual library og mark making ideas and style. We'll explore using large brushes and fluid acrylics.
Getting out of your comfort zone can be a bit scary at first but you will quickly get the hang of this. Practice your painting skills using acrylic paint, learn the pitt falls and you will se results fast.
You can do this! I believe in you!
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[@liti1554]

so smart to paint many rectangles at a time! that way it feels less precious and more relaxed and you dont need to push all ideas into one painting.

[@artworld9799]

Great painting dear💐💐💕💕 I love it🌈Wonderful color use🌈🔔🔔Greetings dear friend💐💐🤝👍👍

[@LizzieTobin-fj3gx]

Good advice, every time I want to try abstract landscape I always end up with something realistic. Mange tak Marie Louise.

[@sofiagish]

I loved your calm, detailed and didactic way of teaching. It was very helpful for me. Thank you so much!!

[@TheDanishPainter]

Hello Painters, Sorry for my voice this week, I'm still dealing with a bit of lingering sore thought after my recent bout with the flu. Getting out of your comfort zone can be a bit scary at first but you will quickly get the hang of this. Practice your painting skills using acrylic paint, learn the pitt falls and you will se results fast. This video will show you the fastet (and most fun) way to simplify your painting and loosen up your painting style. The techniques in the video can be used with acrylic paint and also mixed media. You can even try and adopt them to use with oils and watercolors. You can do this! I believe in you! Have a lovely Sunday! 🌍🌎🌏

[@mid-floridaguardianservice1642]

Love your work! thank you for speaking English. I appreciate your relax style.

[@LUNAart2023]

Thanks for good information So cool and beautiful

[@barbroholmgren4210]

Thanks for all inspiration. Love the colours 😊I will give it a try .

[@irenespirit1]

Thank you so much. Im falling in love with your video's. Such an inspiration. Your paintings are stunning🙏

[@kamaladennin7969]

Thanks millions time.😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@bryndissigfusson8909]

Thank you for a great and interesting video Marie!👍

[@vivianedezitter7795]

Jaime beaucoup,les couleurs le style,l'acrylique permet de faire de beaux effets,je ne maîtrise pas bien,je travaille à l'huile, je vais essayer de m'approcher de ce que vs faites .bravo et merci. Viviane des hauts de France

[@thirdrockjul2224]

Amazing ideas. ❤

[@TriniRoyQuiReyes]

I LOVE how you playfuly executed these miniature paintings I usually do some things that you mentioned but not all, having learnt a thing or two here I must confess that I love your palette, because every colour came together these are so fun and beautiful❤.

[@SM-Artist]

Beautiful idea And beautiful painting Thank you for sharing 🎨🖌👋

[@summersun5753]

Thank you, Marie, for this encouraging and inspiring video. Much appreciated. Colin. England.

[@ruthstettmer-sultana6478]

Thank you so much for sharing your process and your thoughts behind your the decisions you take while painting. Very instructive and inspiring. Will definitely be trying this more than once - like you said to experiment and discover.

[@grimborn9949]

Inspirational as always 👌

[@douglasingelsson9663]

Så glad jag blev när jag såg att du hade lagt ut en ny film, Marie Louise! Jag är en svensk kille som bor på Phuket, Thailand. Jag har nyligen införskaffat akrylfärger, penslar och Cason-papper, och tänker försöka mig på att måla lite. Jag har plöjt igenom mängder med filmer på KZbin, som handlar om akrylmålning, men jag har inte hittat någon som undervisar så bra som du gör, och som dessutom målar så fantastiska abstrakta landskap. Förutom att du målar otroligt bra, så är du väldigt pedagogisk och bra på att förklara vad du gör, och varför. Jag kommer att ha mycket stor glädje och hjälpa av alla de filmer som du har lagt ut! Stort tack! 🙏 Bästa hälsningar! Christer (nickname på KZbin=bDouglas)

[@TheDanishPainter]

Tusind tak Christer, det er skønt at høre! Håber det går godt med maleriet og ønsker dig en glædelig jul samt et godt nytår! 🎄⭐️🧑‍🎄

[@candicewoodard8575]

Thank you Marie Louise. Cant wait to try this.

[@nancykunik4370]

Great! ... Lots of encouragement in your commentary ... Thanks

[@mumtazsamnani1237]

Thank you so much for sharing your ideas to loosen up I liked it 👍👍👍

[@kathekokolias9569]

I enjoyed this video and will try this exercise to loosen up! Thank you! All the best, Kathe

[@robertorubini1874]

I followed your recommendations and had a great time, wish I could show you what I did…it really helped me, thanks a lot!!

[@annawitter5161]

I learn so much from this. Want to try this listening to music. Vivaldi Four Seasons

[@BlueZion9]

Thanks for the tutorial

[@Rock_Bill_Kaa]

I can’t wait for part 2! I appreciate the disciple and practice of limiting your palette. Too often a new student will buy 50 colors and add them straight from the tube and wonder why there is little connection in their painting.

[@jonaeflure]

What a great exercise. I was amazed at how simply adding some pencil marks made each frame come to life. Thank you for sharing this technique. 🥰

[@sandgrown6389]

Thank you so much. I love how you build abstraction by letting creativity flow! Also how you vary materials and techniques and just ‘go with it.’ So different from having a set outcome in mind.

[@lesleytreloarpersonal]

I loved this practice thank you so much it has helped me so much to be braver ❤

[@juliekumble6841]

Nice loosening exercises, and good for using as under paintings to even looser or more semi abstract paintings. I haven't done underpainting in a while and this is great inspiration! Thank you, Marie Louise. I'm glad you're feeling better :)

[@perinilan4364]

Fun practice exercise! I’ve done this with everything from watercolour to acrylic to collage. They make great gift cards and are useful for collage when cut, torn and glued! Thanks for sharing. Your instructions are always straightforward and easy to follow.

[@crisalidathomassie1811]

Marie, I just found your channel! Whatever we can call it, I was looking for more info about abstract painting to finish one. Just wasn’t sure about it. Your video came in at the right time! Thanks so much and I’m subscribing to your channel. I do paint in oils and occasionally in acrylics. Great exercises and will for sure try them. I have always wanted to visit Denmark, it is fascinating. Blessings and take care. Greetings from Champaign, Illinois, USA ❤❤❤

[@TheDanishPainter]

Hello Crisalida & welcome to the channel 🎨🎨🎨

[@johnscoppa6767]

Love this

[@bryancoombesart]

what a valuable video... thank you

[@edstathis7377]

I love this video! You hit all the points I’ve been working on and thinking of working on. Specifically applicators. I have several unconventional brushes that I absolutely love using. My favorite, is an old Hienz 57 barbecue brush. I use plumber’s brushes that are used for applying dope to pipes and have some sponges I like. I’m going to work on some huge projects next spring and I have already imagined using a snow removal brush after it’s been all worn out from winter this season. As always,great to see and hear your videos. Tak!

[@TheDanishPainter]

How cool Ed, that’s wonderful! I’ve been thinking about trying to make some homemade “broom” type brushes to use for very large paintings. Now you have me thinking about snow removal in a brand new way 😁 Always looking for new ideas right?! 👌

[@kingyo9783]

Super

[@danielalondongirl933]

Hi-i enjoyed this and was looking forward to part 2 but cant find it linked or under your videos

[@annfrodeberg6658]

Thank you🙏 Love your fearless brush work👍😍

[@iankaye4537]

What measurement is the sheet of watercolour paper that you've divided with masking tape? Thanks

[@DG-mv6zw]

I really look forward to these wonderful tutorials. Full of hints and tips. I don't know if you realize just how useful they are to those of us who have tbe love for art but perhaps are lacking in technique. Perhaps you do actually realize their value, and that's why you do them. Either way, please keep doing them. I'm reminded of the quote by Chuck Close who said: " Inspiration is for amateurs. The rest of us just show up and get to work." I suppose there's a real value and goal in the process of "playing around." Anyway, thank you again for thinking about your viewing audience. It's very much appreciated. 👍 By tbe way, you should check out the work of the English landscape artist, Lewis Noble. He's got a very free, playful yet purposeful approach to his landscapes that you might like to check out on KZbin.

[@TheDanishPainter]

Yes I love Lewis Nobles’ work and I’m happy to own one of his small original paintings ⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@RobboJ30]

Lovely to watch you work as always. I find using white masking tape stops me working within the boundaries. Also I make marks right across the full sheet and over the tape. Perhaps that’s too abstract for your needs but it can produce some nice happy accidents and you can use even bigger brushes! Thanks you for the video, Jill 🇬🇧

[@TheDanishPainter]

Yes I see what you mean and I like the idea. I can’t get white masking tape here, only yellow and blue. Thanks for the idea and sharing your thoughts. ⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@LavishHim]

Great! What watercolor paper do you use? Thickness? Hot or cold press? 👍🏻

[@vivianedezitter7795]

Est ce possible a faire a l'huile svp?

[@nancywhiteman9770]

Do you gesso the paper before taping or applying paint/water?

[@TheDanishPainter]

Sometimes I do but not for this one