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Seascapes and Surprises Unfold - Landscape Artist of the Year - Art Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 30 дек 2023
- Landscape Artist of the Year - S05 E06
In this episode of Landscape Artist of the Year, talented artists brave the coastal elements in Plymouth, vying for a £10,000 commission. With unpredictable weather and captivating views, they race against the clock to create their masterpieces. Join the artists, judges, and wild cards in their quest for creative glory along the West Country coastline.
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Artists from across the nation, both seasoned and novice, converge on iconic locations to capture their essence on canvas. Amidst the backdrop of wildlife, historic edifices, and landmarks, they race against time, vying for the approval of discerning judges. While episode winners progress to subsequent rounds, up to 50 wildcard artists per location also hope to dazzle the judges. Their aim? A coveted spot in the grand final and the title of Landscape Artist of the Year.
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As an landscape artist i can not grasp how fast Tony can paint and still make it so realistic. What a gift he has. Also my favorite painting of them all.
Ty😊
(16:52) This is my favourite entry. I love cityscapes and the absolute utter dreariness of cities in the rain, with cars bleeding into the pavement and the oppressiveness of a sky full of dishwater... this is SO beautifully done.
I liked the 1st painting the guy did more than the second. I thought his paintings were great.
All of the artists were so good! I wouldn't have been able to narrow them down to three. :D
true K, so true
Thanks! They were all really good! @@Jigger2361
Grazie per aver postato questo, amo la pittura di paesaggio e osservare gli artisti mentre dipingono è emozionante
yes
This is how I await the New Year...
I disagree with every one of the judges choices. Art is subjective but they appear to have missed the subject.
I do under painting to get more depth. In my humble(ha!) opinion, one may start off with a photo or plein air... Then the magic starts to happen.. The real art begins when your work comes from the soul and it is poetry in its own right.
To deem art as a product negates itself.
Vermeer did 30+ in his life.
Leonardo worked on the Mona Lisa until his dying day.
I wish the judges wouldn’t go round the artists making negative comments while they work.
James was deserving enough. No problem. Too much confidence for Tony. His first piece was a better choice of entry. Too bad. He is a good artist.
Yah, it's "Funnily enough..." not "Funny enough," ...Tai, listen to Kate. She has it.
Lord, I can’t believe they say.. this took 9 hrs or a day. I spend at least a month or more on one painting.
There's no right way or best way and each of us functions at our own speed... but, I know what you mean! I just hope you don't think less of yourself or YOUR work because it takes you longer!!! (I do think that time constraints are very narrowing and don't work AT ALL for a LOT of artists).
Cindy! what??? you gotta crank em out! ...id take up drinking if I spent more than 10 hours on a piece but if that speeds make you happy then keep on trucking' gf!
@@Jigger2361 You're confusing Art with commerce.
You're on your way to RUclips stardom.
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im a rock star