How to let inspiration flow into your sketchbook.
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
- For Seth Apter, making art is all about getting into a state of flow and letting the art pour onto the page. A former psychologist, Seth is one of the greatest mixed-media teachers. He leads sold-out workshops around the world, and we are so lucky to have him teaching at Sketchbook Skool.
Learn more at sketchbookskool.com/spark/ 
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Thank you for introducing Seth to us. This is valuable information for me as I expand being an artist.
You are such a phenomenally kind hearted & inspirational person ! You are one of my top art teachers on RUclips. I'm feeling very inspired and so motivated. Thank you!!☺
Wow, thank you!
I can really identify with the frustration of when sketching and something doesn’t turn out the way you want.
This channel is amazing. I’m picking up my art again after more than 3 years and never felt so inspired before. Infinite gratitude for you! Thank you ❤️
I took his Sketchbook Skool class and it’s incredible!
Wow excellent guest speaker!!! Thanks for showing us Seth’s work and interviewing him!
Seth seems like such a lovely person.
What a wonderful and inspiring coversation... Thank you so much Danny and Seth!
Love that seths work is so unstructured but his workspace is so structured.
Thank you, Danny❤Thank you, Seth❤
Wow Seth's work is incredible; what a great interview!
Seths talk really got me to play more with my art....thank you for this conversation
Thank you! Terrific interview. So inspiring and a good reminder about the freedom that we can feel in working this way.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very much looking forward to taking Seth’s classes
in Spark!
I thought this was quite good, to see some of what is taught in art.
Seth's books look like they would be so enjoyable to thumb through because of the lack of uniformity and fun textures. Like a literal blind person could have artisitic experience with them that they couldn't with my sketchbooks. Very cool!! I'm so intrigued about trying to incorportate physical textures in my work in the future. Thanks for inspiring!
I never considered that. Everything is an abstraction because the feelings that even the smallest details like colors can provoke different things from everyone-- Nobody can ever truly get your idea because everyone has different associations with EVERYTHING! It used to really frustrate me that people wouldn't be able to understand precisely what I'm trying to say, but I'm realizing there's a freedom in that. I've always struggled with making abstract stuff, but realizing its more about the freedom and process itself rather than structure of successfully depicting a thesis. I'm in love with the idea now! I have to start marrying the two in my art. sorry.. this is the coffee speaking.
Love this interview. Very inspiring! 🙏
awesome interview...
This is an interesting conversation. Got me thinking but I’m still needing some form of enlightenment 😅 mixed media to me is a lot about creative thinking, on the spot, impromptu. All of which isn’t me. I’m used to trying to be realistic but not really, looking ahead as I drive my pen. I feel like I lack the creativity to know what to do next if I’m met with the unknown or the unplanned. Mixed media is ambiguous to me. I guess it gives me more anxiety not knowing how it will end up 😁
This is astoundingly beautiful - the art & the concepts! I love 2b inspired here.
Fantastic interview. It’s a really interesting idea to just play and experiment a bit ❤ it’s really what art should be about
Enjoyed this convo as I love love mixed media Thankyou
Great interview. I love Seth's take on mixed media. I love mm from making journals or altering books to ATC's and all the colors, mediums, bits and pieces. It speaks to my messy ego.
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Very urban wall graffiti vibes ❤
Missing draw with me weekly. What happened??????