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Were you using the back of a primed canvas in your demo? It seemed to soak in a rigid way, not as fluid as those painters of the Color Field movement.

Superb video. Tysm. Question: what type of acrylics did you water down? Fluid acrylics?

Love her work, have spoken about her in an art museum, after you understand ABEX see her work ,while she got beautiful results the pigment tends to pool and crack and sparse areas react and fade so it will have a limited life span. When she made land and sea she wanted to add more those around her had to convince her the painting was done.

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Thank you for doing these! Would love to see something on Georgia O'Keefe

Thank you for this demo...i imagine its quite addictive !

Mathematicians, engineers, physicists, etc don't usually use terms such as "play" and "fun" when pursuing projects in their various areas of work. Please don't use those terms unless you are directing your demonstrations to non-professionals. Please make it clear. Also, please, please don't use your fingers to mix toxic chemicals. It leads to cancer. Sorry, I know what I sound like and **** I just got Alizarin Crimson on MY skin!

She is not monalisa ...she venus ....

Good job, mispronounced Hirosigue though.

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Thank you!:)

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beatiful video!!!!

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this was so helpful! impressionism is my absolute favorite art style, and this was great information to inspire an essay I’m writing :) thank you

what about the camera, how Eastern art and the invention of the camera influenced the art of realism.

loved this! you sound very passionate about the work :) very inspiring!

Thank you so much for your videos! I discovered this Chanel just now because I have an exam tomorrow about art history and you saving my grades with those amazing explanations and you telling the subject so interesting, thank you again!

How does one derive a personal interpretation from a painting? What is your process for it?

Thanks for explaining the painting. I have a print of this artwork and have been trying to find its origins

Thank you for sharing. This was the first abstract expressionist artist I fell in love with. I went to a museum and saw this painting and thought, this reminds me of a bullfight, I wonder what it’s called and was shocked to learn its title. Before that I largely disregarded abstract art due to its simplicity.

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wat type of watered down paint was that?

I would so love to see this painting in person! If memory serves me, this was actually based on the funeral of a member of his family.

you did a good job at explaining it in such a short video! thanks <3 very helpful

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... was looking for PMB; came across your presentation and I must say, the casting of your theme against her paintings and history was very respectfully and accurately handled. Given, the short-format you have chosen does not permit you to go into detail about PMB's paint handling and color choices. Still, the self-portrait speaks for itself; my own focus is on the passage of medium-to-light greens from her left upper torso to her right forehead as bespeaks her subtle mastery as colorist and her technical expertise (yeah, I know, I'm mansplaining here, so dox me haha). Whatever. Seeing this self-portrait right now helps me solve a personal problem regarding respectful painterly handling of the female form that I have been nursing for some months now. Also please note, I will now recommend my younger sister to see/hear your insights as well worthwhile. I will

Very professional and well informed. Thank you

awesome video!

You didnt show all of them..

That was an interesting film and creating the painting looks like great fun! Thanks!! I was delighted to visit a Helen Frankenthaler exhibit in Essen, Germany some weeks ago. Fabulous!

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What thinner did you use to create the paint - please?7

Hey, thank you for the video, one question if I'm painting on unprimed canvas , is it normal if the paint get through the canvas and when is already dry i can see the paint on another side?

One of my favorite paintings! I was very surprised at how big it actually is when I saw it in Paris last summer. Thank you for the video.

As a painter and avid art history reader, I've come to believe Ab Ex can only be grasped through Ab Ex artists' writings combined with trying to paint as such oneself. Art historians today either over-emphasize the "personal" in expression, pretentiously dismiss Ab Ex as culturally naive, and/or (oddly) refuse to come to terms with the importance of working serially for Ab Ex artists. I attended an NYC undergrad art college in the '80s, met a few of that era's standouts, they did not talk about theirs or their colleagues' work anything like art historians' today write about the movement.

Abstract Expressionism is America’s first art style. I think that those must have been really exciting times (in the late forties and early fifties) when they were creating it, because it really captured the imagination of the world. Thanks for posting this..I liked and subscribed!

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Thanks! I look forward to experimenting with this technique. Be fun to eventually share results with you!

I have question please, why Jackson P Pollock wanted people to know his arts?

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This is very good, looking forward to seeing new videos :)

Lovely video!

Thanks! I love her work.

I really like your videos. Can we agree on a possible cooperation on instagram?

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Very nice presentation of Frankenthaler. I had never heard of her before. Thanks!

I am from Indonesia. I enjoy watching this content. I also want to make more friends from foreign countries. Thank you my friend. 😊 see my art too . 😍😍❤❤