first of all thank Mr William for yr video and sharing with us yr wonderful tips,thank u a million for teaching us and have the time to reply also so generous of u sir my love and respect for a wonderful artist,
It is fascinating and mesmerizing to see the intuitive and skilled application of poured and manipulated color layers. Mr. Hall is abundantly multi-talented as he also displays his music and audio talents. This piece invites the viewer to jump in and explore its world.
This is fantastic example of how attention to the process results in an impressive product! This is fantastic use of medium, tension, and daring composition. Kudos!
hhey william dont spend your time defending your talents to anyone. you are a gret artist and this way of art is art...art is not skill it is expression and you have the freedom to color outside the line... i love it
It was fascinating to watch your process. I was intrigued the entire time. I had a moment of concern when you poured the grey substance (that I now know was cement) all over your work. But felt a sense of relief when you turned over your work of art & I saw that the beauty wasn't destroyed. Instead there was lots of energy, movement, texture & color dancing all over the glass. Thanks for sharing. This technique is certainly new & exciting to me! Bravo!
I just finished watching your other video and I have to say you've really got some inspiring works of pure genius. I think I totally missed the concept earlier, but now I get it.
I love your technique. I am an art student and an outsider artist. I have never seen this technique before. I would love to try this, with your permission of course. I absolutely love this.
I went to your channel & watched the first demo of this process & learned that all the pigment actually transfers to the cement & the glass is left on the table. Don't know how I missed that in this video. It's all very interesting. Thanks again.
Thank you very much! This piece is very old, If you would like to see some of my recent work, go to www.williamhallart.com. I would appreciate it if you would subscribe to be kept up to date with my new work.
I love mixed media and I think this is really unique form. I don't understand the process, but the finished work is very striking. Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks! The reason you have never seen this is I came up with it. It has taken me years to develop. It is not an easy or predictable process. Good luck.
Wow that is amazing! I didn't really understand what you were doing until the cement dried and you removed the wood! Absolutely amazing, it sent shivers down my spine! I wish I could do that!
Yupo is a plastic. I have only used it a few times. Very different. I wouln't have guessed glass... Really cool work. Thanks for answering my question. Have a great day.
My original concept for framing was not to, however over time I have realized the need to protect the edges of the work, if nothing else. I now attach the wood supports to the edge to the support allowing me to attach a wood frame if I like.
hola william que original su trabajo me fascina me gustaría aprender deberia decir que materiales y que clase de pintura usa para esta maravilla de cuadro
me encanta lo que a hecho usted es puro arte me encantaria saber los materiales que ha utilizado, queda genial. gracias por comparti, se aprende mucho.
William, muy interesante y bello trabajo, que tipo de pinturas usa? Oleo, Acrilico? y que tipo de cemento, digamos, algun cemento especial, alguna marca especial, me parece interesante la tecnica para usarla en mis creaciones. Abrazo!!!
I just love it...Peaceful watching. I love to create unusual pieces & experiment. Were you using yupo paper? I recognized the under rino board for tile. Been there done that...
@Telekon5 Actually this piece weighs 15 lbs. I agree that is more than a stretched canvas piece but not too much more than other mixed media on panel. Yes, it is not a good idea to drop my work but the same is true of plaster wall hangings and sculpture. These draw backs are acceptable to me because of the flexibility the medium allows me. I really appreciate your comments, thanks for watching.
Me encanto su tecnica, solo que no se como le hace para que se quede la pintura en la tabla que pone encima para secar la pintura...sensacional su trabajo.
If you are asking what the final pour before I set in the support, it was a thin mixture of cement and water. All of the colors in this piece were powered pigment mixed with cement and water.
I love this!!! So I am curious... how did it start? is that on glass and then the concrete poured on top?? Im a traditional canvas girl but love to play with new mediums
Brilliant artwork! do you mind telling me what the grey paint was in the end? It looked like some of the paint was acrylic, but I'm not sure about the grey paint in the end.
this is brilliant ! Thanks for sharing - please I have a toughened glass and i was wondering how to make abstract art on this. would you recommend to use this glass ?
HI, William. compliments for ur art. I think its really cool what u do. I have a question; how long does it take for cement to dry? and does the cement makes it heavy?
Very interesting technique, it opened my eye to developp other stuff, thank for sharing this, by the way, is that the cement or concrete? Thanks again.
J'adore votre oeuvre, c'est magnifique. Quelle substance utilisez-vous pour créer vos détails et quelle est celle du remplissage a la fin de votre réalisation? Sérieusement, quelle merveille vous avez créé.
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first of all thank Mr William for yr video and sharing with us yr wonderful tips,thank u a million for teaching us and have the time to reply also so generous of u sir my love and respect for a wonderful artist,
It is fascinating and mesmerizing to see the intuitive and skilled application of poured and manipulated color layers. Mr. Hall is abundantly multi-talented as he also displays his music and audio talents. This piece invites the viewer to jump in and explore its world.
This is fantastic example of how attention to the process results in an impressive product! This is fantastic use of medium, tension, and daring composition. Kudos!
Wow what a cool technique that produces beautiful work!
hhey william dont spend your time defending your talents to anyone. you are a gret artist and this way of art is art...art is not skill it is expression and you have the freedom to color outside the line... i love it
dear William .your work is beyond and over in simple language it is superb and like you said art is what you fill not what you do
Amazing style and use of material. I love this. Genius!
Such a pleasure watching you work.
Very good. Enjoyed seeing a different technique..And silence is golden at times!
wow i was fascinated the whole time i watched the video...i love the way it turned out!
It was fascinating to watch your process. I was intrigued the entire time. I had a moment of concern when you poured the grey substance (that I now know was cement) all over your work. But felt a sense of relief when you turned over your work of art & I saw that the beauty wasn't destroyed. Instead there was lots of energy, movement, texture & color dancing all over the glass. Thanks for sharing. This technique is certainly new & exciting to me! Bravo!
I just finished watching your other video and I have to say you've really got some inspiring works of pure genius. I think I totally missed the concept earlier, but now I get it.
I love your technique. I am an art student and an outsider artist. I have never seen this technique before. I would love to try this, with your permission of course. I absolutely love this.
I went to your channel & watched the first demo of this process & learned that all the pigment actually transfers to the cement & the glass is left on the table. Don't know how I missed that in this video. It's all very interesting. Thanks again.
I loved watching the whole process, very interesting. Thank you for sharing. I love it!
I enjoyed watching it. Love the result you got.
Fabulous technique! I absolutely love this. Beautiful work. Thanks so much for sharing:)
Thank you very much! This piece is very old, If you would like to see some of my recent work, go to www.williamhallart.com. I would appreciate it if you would subscribe to be kept up to date with my new work.
I’m way late for this video, however, just want to say that I found it to be absolutely stunning and amazing!
Beautiful~
I-love-it!!! ❤️
I love mixed media and I think this is really unique form. I don't understand the process, but the finished work is very striking. Thanks for sharing this.
love your work, I have to watch the video more than once trying to learn some , thank for share your gift
Sir. William,thank u for all videos i really enjoy it,congrats :)
Que bueno es ver como trabajas con la pintura, muchas personas pintan pero lo hacen como un secreto. Te felicito.
Wow, amazing! Very inspiring for an illustration student who's trying to take painting classes, ha! Definitely going to subscribe!
Genius! fantastic art work.
o importante,e o que passa dentro da mente,e o que voce fez ninguem fara igual,essa e a importancia da arte criativa,parabens!!!!!
i love this piece!! i really enjoyed watching as well...
Very interesting technique. I see your work is mainly about the materials and the process. Though the final image is also interesting.
Thanks! The reason you have never seen this is I came up with it. It has taken me years to develop. It is not an easy or predictable process. Good luck.
Brilliant technique, I was amazed.
it just flows....and crackles with energy
Wow that is amazing! I didn't really understand what you were doing until the cement dried and you removed the wood! Absolutely amazing, it sent shivers down my spine! I wish I could do that!
Absolutely lovely. With thanks and best wishes. Sally
Yupo is a plastic. I have only used it a few times. Very different.
I wouln't have guessed glass...
Really cool work. Thanks for answering my question. Have a great day.
Awesome! Great Work! Thanks for sharing such a wonderful video. :-)
Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment.
My original concept for framing was not to, however over time I have realized the need to protect the edges of the work, if nothing else. I now attach the wood supports to the edge to the support allowing me to attach a wood frame if I like.
обожаю такие картины!
Thanks Jean, I appreciate your comment
Muchas gracias. Me gusta mostrar a la gente mi forma de trabajar.
bellisima expression de detalles que finalmente se complementan en el todo, le felicito
I just love your work .Thank you :)
Gracias, le agradezco su opinión. Estoy de acuerdo, esta fue una experiencia de aprendizaje que lleve a trabajos posteriores más maduros.
hola william que original su trabajo me fascina me gustaría aprender deberia decir que materiales y que clase de pintura usa para esta maravilla de cuadro
me encanta lo que a hecho usted es puro arte me encantaria saber los materiales que ha utilizado, queda genial. gracias por comparti, se aprende mucho.
It is 1/4" Hardie Board, normally used as tile underlayment. I buy it at HomeDepot.
William, muy interesante y bello trabajo, que tipo de pinturas usa? Oleo, Acrilico? y que tipo de cemento, digamos, algun cemento especial, alguna marca especial, me parece interesante la tecnica para usarla en mis creaciones. Abrazo!!!
Great stuff, impressive.
Amazing! Beautiful!
I just love it...Peaceful watching. I love to create unusual pieces & experiment. Were you using yupo paper? I recognized the under rino board for tile. Been there done that...
Hi Anita. Thanks for watching. I am not sure what yupo paper is, I am actually painting on glass on top of white paper so I can judge my colors.
great work!! fantastic!
Que legal! Ficou lindo? Que material é esse? CIMENTO? ficou show!
@Telekon5 Actually this piece weighs 15 lbs. I agree that is more than a stretched canvas piece but not too much more than other mixed media on panel. Yes, it is not a good idea to drop my work but the same is true of plaster wall hangings and sculpture. These draw backs are acceptable to me because of the flexibility the medium allows me. I really appreciate your comments, thanks for watching.
Me encanto su tecnica, solo que no se como le hace para que se quede la pintura en la tabla que pone encima para secar la pintura...sensacional su trabajo.
Very beautiful!
so kind of u Sir , have a
wonderful day
If you are asking what the final pour before I set in the support, it was a thin mixture of cement and water. All of the colors in this piece were powered pigment mixed with cement and water.
Excelente, lindo, parabéns Sr.
Thanks! I use dry pigments formulated for cement. You can buy them at cement supply companies or online.
Sencillamente Grandioso!!!!
Thank you very much Abeer, it is my pleasure.
It stays smooth and sometimes reflective.
Muchas gracias Jose, agradezco su comentario.
I love this!!! So I am curious... how did it start? is that on glass and then the concrete poured on top?? Im a traditional canvas girl but love to play with new mediums
Bravo! Gratitude for sharing 😘
Very cool ! Thanks so much for sharing !
Brilliant artwork! do you mind telling me what the grey paint was in the end? It looked like some of the paint was acrylic, but I'm not sure about the grey paint in the end.
wooow you are really amazing,
I am an art student and i would like to try your technique but i need what kind of colors is used.
Captivating...So amazing.... fascinating.....
Striking! Thank you for sharing. Music is beautiful too! What painting tools are you using, specifically the green handled tools?
this is brilliant ! Thanks for sharing - please I have a toughened glass and i was wondering how to make abstract art on this. would you recommend to use this glass ?
amaaaaaazzzzziiiing ,, i w'd like to ask you sir about the framing or how do you present your work ??how you finalize it ???
Fascinating.....I wish I knew the process
Good Health To You ! Tell me,at the last stage,You mix the cement with anything?(water,acrylic,glue ?) How cement hardens so quickly?
wow truly amazing - i hope you dont mind me asking but how do you get it on to the concrete in the reverse way. love your work thank you for sharing
ur work is wow ... keep ur gud work ...with r blessings
Bravo! It's amazing! What kind of colors did you use??
Love this piece! Thanks for sharing :)
HI, William.
compliments for ur art. I think its really cool what u do.
I have a question; how long does it take for cement to dry?
and does the cement makes it heavy?
Gracias por tu comentario. Le agradezco su opinión.
fantastic work. How do you stop the cement from cracking when it dries?
Thanks Herman!
Thanks EddoLand, the red is dry pigment mixed with light colored cement.
Very interesting technique, it opened my eye to developp other stuff, thank for sharing this, by the way, is that the cement or concrete? Thanks again.
Great work once again. Is the red paint or pigment mixed with concrete? Thank you
Thank you so much jasspicker.
good job william !!
Hi love your work
Thanks for stoping by Stephen!
Me parece muy interesante tu estilo de pintar y de mezclar los colores dando un buen resultado
it's brilliant!
Thanks Tripti!
Thank you for sharing - love watching art videos - I just love art :)
can i just say......WOW..... that was amazing its so beautiful..... aka...im an artist too.... that was WOW AWSOME as hell ....bye
WOW WOW!!! Awesome
J'adore votre oeuvre, c'est magnifique. Quelle substance utilisez-vous pour créer vos détails et quelle est celle du remplissage a la fin de votre réalisation?
Sérieusement, quelle merveille vous avez créé.
Thank you very much!
Thank you!
Thanks a bunch!
fantastic xx
Hi, How do you make your cement mix....what are the rations for example and type of cement used? Love your work btw ;)
Good day! I tried Your technology.I have the first layer stuck to the glass.What is the secret? As the product is completely removed from the glass?