Paint like Jules Olitski - Do not go for perfect
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Jules Olitski is an American painter with a great variety in abstract artwork. I paint like Jules Olitski in a number of ways using different techniques. My aim of painting in his style is to understand his way of working or what he was trying to achieve. In his case I do not go for perfect, sloppy or wobbly will do sometimes. This way of working is also interesting to do because you learn painting or looking at art in many different ways.
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Some background information about Jules Olitski: • Jules Olitski
Video about getting an Olitski painting into a museum: • Revelation: Major Pain...
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The art materials I use in the videos are not sponsored.
I prefer to work on multi-purpose paper, more info in this video: • How to choose the RIGH...
In almost all my videos I use with Winsor&Newton Galeria acrylics, if not, I will say so in the video.
Other materials I use are in random order: 5, 10 and 40mm brushes, palette knives, acrylics medium, Ecoline liquid watercolor, Lyra color pencils, Lyra soft pastels, oil pastels, Stabilo color pencils, paper palette pad and basic masking tape. I also use household items like a permanent marker, scrub sponge, scissors, paper towel, and so on.
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I liked both of them, but the print makes me smile more. Love this way of working.
Thanks Kathy, the print was fun to do. Albert
Great lesson, as always. And at the end, definitely the dog playing with a ball on the right ~!~
Thanks, Rich, always fun to hear. Albert
Play time, ice cream, printmaking? Say no more, I’m in heaven! Thank you Albert for this dynamic and fun video
Hi Franca, thanks. As you could I had a blast making it. Bye, albert
Thank you! Your videos are very motivating to me😊
Hi Dawn, thanks, enjoy. Albert
What the great vid! I like both, neat and interesting :)) and maybe more the base in the end.. 'accidents' are always very exciting. Thanks for this beautiful inspiration!
Thanks Paneko1, indeed accidents in your painting are nice. Albert
Extremely interesting and enjoyable. Thank you, Albert
Hi Rita, thank you for your kind words. Albert
@ 7:58 - This was transformational for me. I love Jules' and his circle/cell period but I had no idea he 'poured" paint directly onto canvas. Spot on.
Thanks Daniel, I liked him, an interesting artist. Lots to learn from his way of working. Happy painting, Albert
Love love these
Thanks, Enrica. It looks like you're having a blast binge watching. Enjoy. And paint, of course. Albert
Thanks Albert for this as-usual-educational fun to watch, learn from and inspiring video. Cheers!
Hi Salim, thanks. It was fun to as well. Thanks for dropping a line. Bye, Albert
Your Olitski style prints remind me of using a gel plate to make cool prints. The gel plates you can buy are smallish, but some people make their own plates in big trays like cookie sheets.
Thanks, Barbh1. Oh, I keep forgetting to buy gelplates, I would love to play with them. I would go for a bigger one as well. Albert
I like Jules art work, although I was unfamiliar with him, very colorful, and it makes me want to try some of that pouring technique. There are a lot pouring examples on YT, and a lot of artist use a pin to help pop the bubbles. Olitski's art reminds me a bit of Yui Kugimiya in that they were both abstract, colorful, and deal with shape. Do I like neat or interesting artwork? Well, it all depends. I tended to like Olitski's smoother work, but I like both, neat & interesting. Thanks Albert.
Hi Culture Fan, thanks. Oh yes, it always depends about smooth or interesting or messy. Just as with all other options like medium or raw for your steak. That's also the beauty of an artist like Olitski, he made both. I will look into the artist you named, thanks. Bye, Albert
Really fun video, thank you!
Hi Buce, thanks, was fun to make. Now it's your turn painting. Bye, Albert
Albert, I love your classes, I don't suppose you can be convinced to make a video on how to paint like Schiele or Klimt please :) ???? Thank you for sharing the feeling we can try and be brave in our art.
Hi Lulu, thanks. Schiele and Klimt are great but also quite complex. I look for ways to simplify it al and still experience the idea of the artists. I will put them on my list and see if i now can find my way . Albert
Hey Albert! Im loving these "Paint like 'X-Artist' Videos! I would really love a video en Ellsworth Kelly :)
Hi Eric, thanks. Yes, Ellsworth Kelly, he is on my list for the near future. Thanks for the suggestion. Albert
@@ImperfectPaintings Amazing!
Your videos are always educational and fun! …and also you have introduced me to many painters whose works I was not aware of. I wonder if you could make a video on Mark English, American painter?
Hi Junco, thanks, nice to hear. Mark English's artwork looks very interesting. I will put him on my list of ideas to look into. Thanks for pointing me in his direction. Bye, Albert
mate I love your videos
Hi Moonie, thanks. More are coming in a few weeks. Albert
Interesting!
Hi Grammy, thanks. Do you have a preference for what makes a painting interesting? Bye, Albert
Great as usual!! Can you explain how you mount your paintings and frame them? Or do you use narrow canvas panels?
I like your video’s very much. They give some inspiration during the lockdown!
Hi Peter, thanks. I have one empty frame with a foam board mounted in it. I use pieces of masking tape to temporarily (only for the photograph) mount the sheet with the painting on it. Take picture and go over to the next one. If I don't forget it, I will show it in a behind the scenes video in the coming weeks. Hops this helps. Bye, Albert
P.S. stay safe
Amazing how you do it again and again😀🙀 i get it and understand wat you mean by paint.
Hi J, thanks. This one was fun to make. Better paint gives a better result, I believe you also told me about your cheap paint 😉 Bye, Albert
Yes Albert thats right, in the mean time a have better paint, small ones to try😬
Good to hear. Bye, Albert
What kind of paper do you use?
Hi Judith, thanks for asking. It's a 200 grams multipurpose paper. Maybe this one can answer some other questions as well: ruclips.net/video/H2vpSqvUESg/видео.html
Just enjoy making whatever you make. Albert
Hey Albert! Can you do a lesson on Romero Britto? Thanks xx
Hi Brixi, thanks. His art looks like fun, summertime and playful. I'll put him on my list. But it can take several weeks because I will take a break uploading in 2 weeks. We will start redoing the ground floor of our home, I hope it will be ready after two weeks 😁 Bye, Albert
Imperfect Paintings good luck!
Thanks for the good luck, we need it. Were in the middle of if right now 😁
The one on the left
Both neatly and non neatly
So alive
Thanks, Enrica. I watched my own video, fun, and I liked both and all, actually. It's not a question of which one. They all are good, for different reasons. And as I often mention, only by do, do, doing you can find out. Albert
Interesting 🤔
Hi Gizmo, thanks. Very interesting artist. Albert
Interesting
Thanks Sharon. Bye, Albert
Imperfect Paintings
Miss you today.
Thanks Sharon, it feels strange not to upload a video. But I did get your comment, thanks. See you next week. Albert
Imperfect Paintings Good. Many of us get a lot out of your lessons. You give us great food for thought.
not neat, please!
Thanks, Jean. Just as I like it. Albert