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Crazy Wonderful Artist. Her tenacity and talent so young are the foundation of a long and most interesting career. Bravo to her👏🙌👏

Came from the lines on map but, got to say this is a great documentary

The woman at 39” is clueless about capitalism and economics. She says its bad that the natural gas jobs bring money to certain people and drive up prices. Rent is too high, they need to make land owners lose money to provide affordable housing. Lmaoo liberals are so fking stupid

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Hello, friend

The tragedy of Moundsville is that it's not within HIMARS range of moscow. Though, this is true of most American cities and towns.

Is William Spaniel from Moundsville, WV?

WILLIAM SPANIEL FANBASE RISE UP

It's really great to see how things are made, especially cabinets and toys!

William Spaniel said this would be “great”. We’ll see. (Edit: it was)

Growth HAS TO EVENTUALLY STOP .... and simply subsist on maintaining what we have ... if thats even possible ..... just think of it this way , you have a blank one square foot of earth to grow all the plants you ever want to grow , but theres one limitation, ITS ONE SQUARE FOOT !!! AND ONCE YOU REACH ITS LIMITATION THEN THATS IT !!! SO NOW DO YOU GET IT ????

Almost Moundsville, West Virginia, ...

lines on maps gang

Who is here from Lines on Maps?

Amazing work

Great film about great art. I love that we really see in details the diverse processes, also the shots outside really add to the whole atmosphere. I can see myself in it lol

brilliant work

Listen here: ongoingbox.bandcamp.com/album/hsob120-watererer-nat-28-somewhere-in-the-area

These non-objective compositions seem to serve as a hiding place for many artists to hide the lack of content. The result is design exercises - i.e. arts and crafts, suitable as decoration. Apart from emotions, there seems to be no content, no message left.

Yes! Get it lady! So good. As always.

I was totally mesmerised by this film, the artist herself but also the art that this film is. Awesome!

Hi, your work is phenomenal. I have seen thousands of paintings in my life but never one has moved me to this extent. I really like the idea of ​​using a single color and varying it in several shades. Your multi-layered transparency game is magnificent. In short, you have surely understood that I like this painting.

Every word of this is solid gold.

Go bigger (because you can't go smaller)

Just picked up this album at The Government Center in Pittsburgh and this is fuckin boss. Love it.

Nice to see how things are made.

Ongoing Box, This is great! I liked it and subscribed!

a masterclass in self indulgence of philistine proportions with an end result of mind bending banality,and with adverts no less.

Glad to see this film out in the world!!

Well done sister

Monochromatic with accent and I love it

Yes mix midia

How nice it be it came from the heart well done darling your so wonderful to me your touches is very amazing to so keep on going

Acrilyc over oil

Pure genius- love this

Hello i want to know what kind of glue do you use please?

I see a lot of abstract artists using a lot of water in their painting and i love it but i had learnt that acrylic paints shouldnt be mixed with water past a certain degreee because it breaks down the paint structure and wont last (or something like that). Is this acrylic paint or are other pigments / binders mixed in?

I wonder if the thicker paint over the wash look is oil paint and if the thinned out paint is acrylic😮

For those with access to WQED, "Point of Beginning" screens on WQED on 03/16/24 at 10pm EST!

underrated

love seeing how things are made!

Promo-SM

Outstanding Dave- lovely depiction of process and stellar soundtrack

Wow - what an interesting artist, beautiful and inspiring works ❤

'PromoSM'

nicely done ❣

Nice art, nice women, nice atmosphere! But... Please help me! I want to find this absolutely perfect soundtrack! Wow. Excuse me, i know that i have to be focused to her paintings, but... the music is so.... hmmmmm

Inspirador....gran trabajo¡¡

Very interesting! thank you Zoe Welsh for share your story!

The thought about painting influencing your body, really madee think. I had huge art block that lasted for couple of years, and i think i started to overcome it, and this week i spent 2 days in a row in the morning painting and experimenting for couple of hours. And let me tell you on third day i had muscle pain as if i spent those hours in a gym. So, hearing this artist's thought i wondered if i should write down my experience of physical change i feel after i started to create again