Learning to trust your artistic intuition in completing a painting

As artists, we often have a preconceived notion of what the final result of a painting should be. However, the truth is that painting is a process that involves numerous brush strokes and constant decision-making. Sometimes, it's difficult to determine when a painting is truly finished. I am gradually learning to accept the imperfection of my work and become more comfortable with the idea of leaving a painting unfinished.Every detail in my old work was never left untouched, and the question of when to stop never crossed my mind. After all, I knew I would stop when my imagined idea came to life. Throughout my practice, I've slowly learned that in order to grow as an artist, you sometimes have to get uncomfortable with art making. While I'm not telling you to go out and not finish your pieces, find that "thing" that challenges you as an artist and face it head-on. My last few videos have been a documentation of following my artistic intuition, and I'm happy you're here to join.
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[@ChantelleArts]

Such a good video, Watched and enjoyed till the end ☺☺

[@Bitofbo]

Thank you so much for watching ! Glad you enjoyed :)

[@carlosmachado-lf7ft]

Loved everything about this video. I thought it was really refreshing to hear how you went about navigating the completion of your painting and I love how both of them look together!

[@Bitofbo]

So glad you enjoyed it!!! Thank you for watching! :)

[@ArtwithOlga]

What a lovely studio you can work in! Oh my, these paintings turned out so interesting!

[@Bitofbo]

Thank you so much!

[@warraliyah]

Love

[@catklu]

☺👏😉

[@sarah_ann_mu]

What is the container called that you use to hold and filter your solvent? Love the vlog 💖

[@Bitofbo]

Thank you so much! I believe it’s called a petite brush washer! I love it so much

[@sarah_ann_mu]

@@Bitofbo thank you!