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Grow up. You applied and didn't get in. It was your choice to apply. For any university, there is a formula and a specific order for what you write and give. Clearly, you wanted to get in, but now you are reacting badly to being rejected. That's life and not a reason to tell people to not give a "f$ck". Maybe your portfolio just sucked. Maybe your art is not good enough. All valid reasons. There are lots of people who are very talented and apply in the correct format, and they do get in. How about you go there and make an appointment and ask them directly. Or apply to many different schools like any normal person would.

Eh Germany has rules, but every other Country too. Perfect Art tho

it's better without subtitles!

Shame on the government, they took away the free Sunday Ticket in Museums in Berlin !! By January 2025 people must again pay for it !

I got also rejected twice. As teens we were a group of wannabe artists in our hometown visiting the same provincial art school what we paid a lot of money for to explore ourselves in the atelier fulltime for a year... I did barkeeping to stay alive . We were ro Young to be Artists and too naive. I secretly slept in the school simce my living situation was toxic at the time. I struggled alot , yet it was the happiest time I had . Our " teachers" were more like kindergartners we could do whatever we wanted and we werent judged. I mean we also paid our kidneys... At least I did. Some had parenents support . I thought after a year I had enough for my portfolio and would get accepted at the academy..this is now 8 yesrs ago and I got rejected twice, while my former friends got accepted , I was more on the melancholic side and saw our Lifestyle back then critical.. the parties the drugs, that shere laziness and the lack of dedication... I wanted to do better than this.. while many of my peers saw it more as some sort of lifestyle rather than a philosophy and an almost scientific instrument of communicatin life humanity and existsance.... They got sccepted instantly with unimaginable portfolios as if the criteria were " do it as poor as you can " i had people from our peer group that literally decided picking up art a few months before their application... and they got in. I never recovered from.this and am st a point in my life know were I developed a stoicist peace if I was a sarcastic Zen monk that really doesnt care anymore and gives no more values to any sort of stuff yet hunting happiness and beuaty whereever he finds it. Fuck the institutions , fuck the high market. Life is not a role play, so dont psrticipate any form.of role play unless its for the art of life. Manifest what you crave to become, just be s true soul.. try to make some money but dont please people for the sake of it and don't please.yourself for the sake of it . I disagree with artists that made it and yet just spoil their egos by forcing us to celebrste their egos for the sake of it, that force us to spend time with their taped bananas and repetitive deritative bullshit that they found to be rheir personal cash cow.. as soon as it became a power play you lost your path . You cannot remain the same person as which you begun , yet you shall not forget who you were , whi you was and who you did represent...

Fuck UDK! I did my bachelors degree there. It is not all bad, but in general the atmosphere, the professors, etc. are pretty cold and negative. It is always strange to me, which portfolios get accepted and which not, I supervised some people, with their portfolio and I was often surprised by the results. Often super random cheesy stuff people did in high school art class got accepted. Not sure if they don't want people who already found their own style and seem to not be changeable anymore.

I have always loved drawing flowers, but this year, I decided I should learn to draw people. but, it felt like homework that I hated, especially when it came to drawing hands it filled me with anxiety. It was never like that with flowers. I enjoy painting them and have always been outcome independent because I simply love the process. That’s why I got good at it. After taking your advice in this video, I just spent a day drawing hands without worrying about the result. I wasn’t stressed or anxious at all I had a great time. My drawing improved so much in just one day, just by relaxing. I was able to apply my flower powers to my shitty hands. Thanks.

Your art is beautiful wow. It’s too good for art schools that why you didn’t get accepted. I’m inspired as I’m an artist myself.

Hey if I go the more expensive Patrion can I go back to the cheep one and still have a drawing? I Like your painting. I'm already one of your patrons you might already know that.

Hi have you thought about doing proko? That's what I do and I really learned some good skills and they have a community of artist all doing the same thing its great and affordable.

Wow, art schools and programs in the US are completely different (at least to this school). Its all online submission especially after covid. I cant imagine bringing like 15 canvases with me in person 😂 I think the standards are much more liberal too, but ofc theyre so expensive

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Boring! Your paintings and drawings are all the same, you probably think you have a style, but it´s just a lack of technique and compositional skills aswell as colour harmony. Even your linework shows no variation. No wonder, they rejected you. Also maybe they saw your vids and understood, that your character and attitude are very negative and super whiny - why would they put up with you? But who knows - art schools don´t make you an artist. If you change your attitude and open up stylistically and technically, you might one day become an artist. You don´t need a school. You need the will, the milage and, yes, some talent. Complaining all day will not get you there. You are the type of person who always find the fault in others. Search elsewhere!

With regards to how people reacti in two ways to this: i am in both camps. I love your art, sense of style, rtc. l'm also not surprised you didnt get in. I think they probably want to see thst you can do realism,, although idk... I dont know anything

Love the video concept so much!!!

That's so many memories 💜💜💜

Mmmmmm 💎🔥

SUCH a sweet video!

S L A Y ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I dance around my house like nobodys watching..except for time workers outside saw me!

Ahhh, the gate-keepers...obviously the whole experience has been very disappointing for you Polina. My sister and I both write poetry. I self-publish while she prefers the conventional route of being accepted by a publisher and entering prestigious competitions etc. I enjoy the open path of being an indie-writer because I don't believe that poetry/prose should somehow be the preserve of an elite. I have a problem with institutional 'gate-keepers' as they tend to be conservative....I have no idea why your portfolio was rejected. I find your work very interesting, a portal into the subconscious. Keep believing in yourself. Thats what I do. 😊❤

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I definitely feel I can overdo it at an Art Gallery if I try and see everything.. It doesn't do the art justice and it stresses out my nervous system.

have you seen the horror movie lord of illusions? Your artwork resemble some of that which is in the film

What a lovely couple. ❤❤ I'm also impressed by their proficiency in English to be able to discuss philosophical concepts. Unfortunately, even though I try, I doubt if my German will ever get me to that level... I will have to content myself with everyday household German. Hopefully get proficient with that...

What a shoothing voice your spouse has! It's just calming to listen to. I want more videos of the two of you! ❤

Before the advent of photography, artists tried to record exact likenesses. They created lots of beautiful portraits, landscapes, still life etc. Now people have different expectations of art and realism is not as important as it was in the past, because photography has largely taken over this role.

You go girl keep making the world awesome

I would be interested to know if you rent this space or if you own the apartment. I ask because my landlord is categorically against using oil paints. He doesn't like the smell and he is afraid of dirt on the walls and floor. I try to use acrylic instead of oil, but it is not always appropriate from the point of view of expression.

Authenticity is the rarest thing in this world, but no one buys until it's copied.

Sketching is a practice I lack. It's what would help me by doing regularly! I appreciate you sharing one of yours.

“Under this mask, another mask. I will never be finished removing all these faces.” - Claude Cahun

I like it so far. I have 1 question, Where is the human figure looking? It seems the figure is looking straight out and the canvas should be vertical or somehow change the eyes to slightly looking at a more downward angle. It's confusing because the figure has this upright pose. Except I'm still wondering if it might work. Some thin long streaming ass hair to force the viewer into the more horizontal? Artist types typically don't like being the director. Yet they many times end up becoming the director in order to get what they are exactly after. It is always what happened to me in any work I did. You have a vision for the project. If other team members are not getting your vision, you need to control them out of necessity. I hate instructing others what to do.

🤩 awesome!!! 👏👏👏

Hahaha 😅

I want to eat your painting. Shove that long ass bitch right down my gullet please!

your art is beautiful

the suffering artist: perhaps if you are an immensely suffering, you may become famous. But working my art with artist friends is a big help and lifts me up a lot.

I apprerciate your honest sharing. You are brave to be open in sharing. You encourage those who may be discouraged by rejection of their art. Keep up your work and sharing. You are appreciated by many I am sure.

Am I one of your early subscribers?

Chill German Partnerin

Since you say, you lack vocabulary, her is a new one for you: maudlin. Or lachrymose. Or whiny if you prefer american english. Anyhow.

Hello, Ms. Gaveeza, I am an artist in New Hampshire U.S.A. I am looking around RUclips for different artists in other parts of the world to learn about

If you can get some money ahead, then you can purchase a large roll of 12oz cotton canvas, 6 feet by whatever length. I think I purchased 100 or 150 feet last time. The wood stretcher bars got too expensive and I figured out how to make my own. Your'e better off making your own for the larger canvases anyhow. The store bought are too flimsy when you go large. I only purchase a gallon or less of acrylic gesso because it will end up going bad. It takes a little money to save a little money. That's the bitch of it. I found that paint pigment is fairly cheap compared to tubes of paint and it lasts forever. A bit of work mulling your own paint. I only do basic colors I use a lot of. You have Kremer pigments in Germany. I purchase from their store in NY. You may want to try to take a tour of Kremer some day. One of the oldest and best in the world. I purchase my earth tones from Oregon because it's cheaper. But they only have earth colors. Just some thoughts for the future. Cool figurative drawing. I like how you handled the front knee and and hand on the floor

I love this

This is beautiful

This is such a hidden gem on RUclips and definitely a nice refreshing conversation for me after being in the science field for a little while. For me, art is becoming more of a hobby in my life, and I've been missing these conversations lately

“Maybe cut out the part” CUT. 😂 Love this channel so much!

Hey I had a lot to think about while watching your video. Thank you for that. I’m planning to apply to the schools you applied to for the next winter semester. Right now, I’m in Berlin preparing my portfolio. If you ever need someone to talk to about art, feel free to reply!

That was great guys! Finally get to hear his perspectives, which are very sound perspectives. On doing things on purpose or forcing, that's a bit of slippery slope. If you don't purposely try it, then you eliminated the chance that it might have worked. Or that possibility that it didn't work but led to a new discovery. If failed and you continue to force an idea or a concept you observed elsewhere, then it becomes sabotage.