LEWIS NOBLE - Painting on canvas. Studio Oct 2019
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- Early stages of a 100x100cm canvas. Exploring the idea of reflection on water. Referring to some sketches and making marks, playing with the paint with no sense that any part of the painting is special or precious. Not worrying about where it might end up. Anything can be lost or worked over, maybe to be rediscovered later.
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'SKETCH'
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WHITE PEAK / DARK PEAK
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TRAILS 2019
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Working with mixed media using a variety of different paints. I work rapidly but build up the paintings in layers to make sketches that can be referenced in studio paintings.
Lewis Noble has lived and worked in Derbyshire since 1996. His focus lies in the physical and emotional impact of the landscape on the senses and the effect this experience has on us.
His paintings are not snapshots or photographic frozen moments but through repeated layering and eroding of the painted surface, they contain all of the time it takes to make them.
The result is a body of work that speaks to the heart of what it means to be part of the environment.
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Watching you I feel validated. We don't paint 'scenes', we paint mind, energy, dance, relationships with body and marks on surface. So good.
You give me courage to give myself permission to let go and PAINT! Thank you for your generosity. Love your posts.
Thank you !.....more please
You are so kind to let us watch! Thank you
I found watching this strangely satisfying. Love the building up of textures and mark making, and gradual addition of colour.
Thanks Gayle.
Love watching you paint! Very captivating and relaxing! Thank you for your generosity!
I really like your work Lewis. Your marks, texture, layers, simple yet cohesive color palette- all so lovely. You have such a freedom in your expression. I enjoy all your videos. Thank you for sharing your process. It is always very inspiring!
Thank you!
Amazing scribble Scrabble and slobbering and smearing. Oh wow.
Es usted un gran artista, Bravo 👏👏👏👏
Breathtakingly amazing process .
Your process of exploring is similar to my own which I don’t see often on RUclips. Thanks for sharing this with us. I look forward to watching more.
New fan here...I aspire to have the space and capacity to be so free and loose with my work. LOVE!
Thank you!
Stupendo 👏
I kept thinking. Please stop. but you knew where you were going and. I did not !
Love your work!!!
Thank you!
Thank you Lewis
I think I use the same néocolor II de caran d'ache.Thank you again
Hi Lewis. Good video. Are you using compressed charcoal for your line making?
I usually do for sure.
Mr Noble, please what. Is the brand name of those delicious thick pencils!
He said they are STABILO Woodies....
hi lewis, I really like this work, there is a "pollock" action in the way the layers are assembled one after the other. Isn't the hardest thing to know when it's over?
john jack thanks! Early days yet. I’m just seeing where it goes. Thanks for watching.
J'adore ce que vous faites .Avec quoi faites vous vos marques ...pastel huile, cire aquarelle?
nadine falguieres pastel aquarelle
Are you using oil pastel
No, soft pastels maybe.
Is that charcoal or pastel sticks you're marking with? Love where this is going!
Delta888ful it’s charcoal & pencil / watercolour pencil. Whatever I lay my hands on!
I was going to ask exactly the same question. I thought it may be charcoal at first and then when you started adding coloured lines, I wasn't so sure. If you finish off any work with charcoal on the surface, do you use a fixative Lewis?
Are you running a brayer over the canvas - or some type of scraper?
Also, are you aware your books are now available on Amazon?
Vicki Panagotacos yes thanks. I sell through Amazon.
@@LewisNobleArtist You cannot buy your books on Amazon - it says "unavailable" - I tried.
Some are out of stock. On my website www.lewisnoble.co.uk I currently have Sketch 1&2, White Peak Dark Peak. Plus Edge of the Earth will be available again by the end of this week. Thank you.
Painting without looking at the canvas, scribbling anything, surely one must snobbish person would invent a deep soul searching of the meaning of this most probably a fortune . Wonderful a very smart man that is laughing at you for his ruse.
Clearly, the entire concept of abstract EXPRESSIONIST art is lost on you.
You seem to be the "snobbish" one here, implying (insisting, more like) that art must conform to a set of standards, protocols and practices. I'm sure you like all your horsies to look just like horsies, and for everything to conform you an (your, mainly) idea of what art - let alone GOOD art - should look like. You use run-on sentences and poor grammar to illustrate (see what I did there? Probably not) one very evident and simply stated fact:
This kind of art is beyond you. Above you. And not for the likes of you.
He’s creating layers and depth and textures ! They tease the senses and make you feel the painting with your eyes! I love his work!
I can assure you that it takes years of practise to paint like that. I used to be like you, saying stuff like "my 5yr old could've made it", until I started painting myself. Oh lord, was I wrong 😂🙈🤦♂️ you should give it a go yourself. I'm confident you'll see what I mean afterwards.
Frustrating to watch. Covered up soooo much excellent stuff. 😢
And... the meaning of this is...
Why do you assume there's a "meaning"?