It is interesting how you are thinking of shapes all the time you are painting. I'm more of a slap/dash abstract painter, I don't think of shapes, mostly contrasts. Very intriguing how you go from complex to a more toned-down composition. Nice work! Especially liked the one on the right. I also like the way you get right into it at the start without a lot of preliminary chatter.
Love these videos that just go straight into a technique from start to finish. These are sooo helpful Judy! I heard that artists get stuck often at a 'stage' in their painting, either the start, middle or end. I struggle from middle to end, how much black/whites to add and still be integrated - abstract art is very difficult, people don't realise how probably harder it can be than realism....!!! I'm so grateful for your videos anyway, thanks from a newbie! 😊
I like how you reference your own work for inspiration. Our own critic can be cruel, especially when fueled by comparison, but highlighting what you love about your own work can encourage and liberate a person’s personal creation. 😊 Thanks for sharing all your insights. 😃
Hello Judy, I have asked you before what pen stick are tou using in your nice pictures. I als ask you about your 29 percent off your stencils from Stencil Girl ? Can’t find it and Beth and her team doesn’t answer either so what’s up with this? Thank you
It is interesting how you are thinking of shapes all the time you are painting. I'm more of a slap/dash abstract painter, I don't think of shapes, mostly contrasts. Very intriguing how you go from complex to a more toned-down composition. Nice work! Especially liked the one on the right. I also like the way you get right into it at the start without a lot of preliminary chatter.
Thanks for the feedback.
That’s one of the reasons why I love Judy’s art. It’s the contrast between shapes and shapeless areas of color and texture.
Love love love these❤❤❤
Love these videos that just go straight into a technique from start to finish. These are sooo helpful Judy! I heard that artists get stuck often at a 'stage' in their painting, either the start, middle or end. I struggle from middle to end, how much black/whites to add and still be integrated - abstract art is very difficult, people don't realise how probably harder it can be than realism....!!! I'm so grateful for your videos anyway, thanks from a newbie! 😊
You're not wrong - it is MUCH more difficult than representational work.
I like how you reference your own work for inspiration. Our own critic can be cruel, especially when fueled by comparison, but highlighting what you love about your own work can encourage and liberate a person’s personal creation. 😊 Thanks for sharing all your insights. 😃
my pleasure, thanks for the feedback.
Thank you for including closed captions.
You're welcome 😊
Really liked this video! What brand sketchbook are you using? It took all the layers really well
Crescent Rendr Bleedproof Sketchbook 180g 21 x 28cm
What is the tool that you are using to make a straight edge? I have not been able to located that particular too. Thanks for your assistance,
It's a painters straight edge - go to a hardware store.
Hi, Judy. May I ask what type of sketchbook you are using?
Crescent Rendr Bleedproof Sketchbook 180g 21 x 28cm
Hello Judy, I have asked you before what pen stick are tou using in your nice pictures. I als ask you about your 29 percent off your stencils from Stencil Girl ? Can’t find it and Beth and her team doesn’t answer either so what’s up with this?
Thank you
Lynne the pen I use is a Molotow paint pen. The promotion with Stencilgirl is now over.
@@judywoodsart thank you Judy, I received your stencils that I did purchase with your discount. Thanks.🌻