Abstract Composition in Fine Art Painting
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Abstract Composition in Fine Art Painting is a video presented by fine artist Stefan Baumann, Master painter and PBS Host of The Grand View. IN this video, Stefan Persents to his student his Ideas about Abstract painting and concepts that will improve your releastic painting quality and take your painting to the next level.
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These videos are still super helpful. Thank you Stefan for all your educational content. And wonderful personality!
It is so nice of you to share your expertise with us! I have learned something from every one of your videos. Thank you Mr.Baumann!
Thanks I hope you learn Lots More !
Stefan I am glad that you said that it seems to me that you are a bit conceited yes you're good but I guess what I'm saying is your attitude takes a lot of getting used to in the beginning it turned me off but I do like to watch you and other ones as well thank you for commenting on this Victoria
Thank you for sharing. Always good takeaways. The takeaway for me was the techniques on how to control the eye of the viewer on the painting when bringing lines off the canvas.
Its interesting how the brain works
Glad to see more videos. Love your teaching.
Always trying to get new ones up so thanks
Thanks
I learned something. Thanks! I am still working on changing the direction of the light and the focal point. Your comment about Schmid and edges was a real eye opener while looking at the painting on display.
amazing what you learn once you are learn it
hey, nice vid!
Thanks is the sound quality up to your standards?
From Colombia, (very far from your studio) just want to say you THANKS for all your videos. I'm learnig a lot from your words and is a pleasure to hear your experiences. I hope someday can travel to be one of your students.
I do world wide coaching so maybe I can teach you over the phone. go to www.StefanBaumann.com and there you can get more information
great conversation about the use of abstract in realism painting. I always learn something new from your videos.
Thanks
Love your teaching thankyou
Very interesting analysis of what is interesting in an image
Every Abstract- realistic shape = forms of light and shadow - open to experiences and if it is interesting we get curious and looks more and experiences begin to deepen, develop and open - and personally I am very interested in the vibrational quality and the play of edges and defused edges
Great video Stefan as always. I'm learning heaps!!!
Thanks
Thanks again for another new inspiring video Stefan - I just have to thank you also for the video where you suggested we enter art competitions - I submitted to the Mall Galleries London and I have 1 piece through to round two! Cannot believe it:) Alison
Congratulations It does make a difference
"What were you thinking"--to me one should better ask: "what was your Intent" or "what feeling you are tuned onto?".
Thinking is something that can be shut in terms to project an unbending intent and assemble a clear feeling. This is magic and it works. Thinking is from the realm of past inventory: thus, from thinking you most often produce recycled past, not new. Thinking is useful about the ploy/method/technical part--but! if the feeling and intent are not powerful, only amateurs would be impressed by purely technically successful pieces.
It's figure of speech, LOL. You sound like a lawyer.
You go girl :-)
LoL its a boy :-)
I was so excited to see a new video. Thank you! BTW, I think you might be a closet abstract painter. ;-)
Interesting that there's something about the act of abstraction in a realistic painting that makes it more dimensional and meaningful. Beautiful contradiction.
Yes
I think you are right but don't tell anyone
That "push pull" contradiction is unavoidable and probably dates back to prehistoric times, but this idea was really popularized by Hans Hoffman in the US. I would bet most art instructors alive today are students of students of students of Hans Hoffman, who was a student of Picasso, who was a student of Cezanne, and so on. I agree with the video here too. The natural tendency of a new artist is to not realize the edge of the paper or canvas is there influencing the composition. The edge of the picture is part of the picture whether you like it or not, and should be included in your thought process. Of course you can break "the rules" and ignore the edges, but educating yourself makes art infinitely more interesting.
Also maybe worth mentioning, I heard about some research showing that young children first see the world as compositions of shapes before they can process those shapes in terms of distinct objects in space with depth and so on. In a way, we need to unlearn what we know about vision in order to see the world as it really is.
I really enjoy watching your videos and learn something new every time. I also enjoy your sense of humour it always brightens my day. I have looked at your website and tried to download the free book but nothing happens, I think I have subscribed but have not received any emails yet, is there a problem with the site or am I doing something wrong?
Check your spam file
Thank you for getting back to me, I have checked my spam file and there is nothing there either, any other suggestions? I am not the worlds best with computers lol
Well... I had Three Instructors In real life, they were ..sure not very happy with me.... :)