You did it again Albert. You truly nailed it. Though I have some experience painting cubist art, your lesson and how you deconstructed the principles of cubism made it even simpler and more accessible for me to execute. This clip is a Grammy award-deserving production. Thank you for the lesson.
Hi Salim, thanks, where can I collect the Oscar 😁 It gave headaches but suddenly I saw how I could tell the story. It was all new to me but thanks to you for asking for it. I could no longer skip this interesting art style. I'm glad I made the video and dove into it. Have a happy day, Albert
This is my first cubic painting tutorial I am going through ever. I did some cubic art before but mostly looking at other cubic art and just following my intuition. This one really opens up the basics in more depth. Thanks for the wonderful lesson
Hi Arko, thanks for sharing. Nice abstract head you made, especially the different sides of the face combined. Also the bold dark lines and use of color make it powerful. Love it, Albert
Excellent tutorial with clear explanations of the important distinctions between the 2 major styles of cubism..would love to see your take on American modernist painter Stuart Davis style which synthesized elements of cubism and an early proto pop art...
Hi Steve, thanks. It was also interesting to make. You suggest Stuart Davis, interesting, thanks. Because I live in Europe I tend to see more European painters, so I'm always happy when a new painter is introduced to me. I'll put him on my (long and growing) list. Albert
You are amazing Albert. Your videos are an inspiration. You have helped me so much to get back to art and start to play and have fun with shape and colour. Thank you.
Thanks for this video Albert! You've defined and explained the characteristics of both styles of cubism really well and I finally understand it! Will definitely be giving it a try!
You're fantastic! Great great artist and I love the way you explain every step. You have great knowledge... I am into learning cubism now, I have always been a surrealist painter since I was born! ❤ Thank you for the content 🙏
I've watched some videos on cubism but your video is so clear and understandable that's why I gave a big like and subscribed thanks for doing such quality stuff
I just found your channel and watched this video after making a similar (analytical cubism) video for my channel! I love how you did this...very fun and spontaneous. Looking forward to checking out your other videos 🙏
Hi Rainbow, thanks for the compliment and for dropping by. Good luck with your channel, I will look around too, always nice to meet fellow creatives. Albert
@@ImperfectPaintings Thanks Albert! I'm excited to continue exploring your videos! You cover so many great artists that most art teachers don't often give attention to. I love that. Thanks for the inspiration ~Lacey
Thanks Braylon, funny thing is I didn't like cubism before I made the video. During making preparations, I found out how it could work for me. Thanks for dropping by. Albert
Good Morning Albert! My all time favorite period is Art Deco. I love this and I have to say I love the analytic cubism painting - it is absolutely wonderful!
Hi Rebecca, thanks. Interesting, maybe I will look into art deco also. I learned that so many art movements came from cubism, maybe interesting to look at them separately. Have a wonderful day Albert
Love this video!! It's so fun, informative and delightful 😄 that's pretty mind-blowing, that one movement, Cubism, was the foundation for so much art and style (even comic books🦸♂️when you think about it) ever since.
Thanks Carrie, it's also a bit logica because it came along not so long after abstract became the new thing. So when something looks like squares it's not always cubism style inspired. But it certainly had an influence. And it's fun style to try for yourself. Albert
@@ImperfectPaintings sure! It was the shading part, knowing how they get that certain finished look with the black and whites on different sides was great, its my first time learning how to paint this type of art so that was definitely helpful 😊
Hi Alison, I just checked the moment in the video and I feel it again. It's interesting to do and experience it yourself. It helped me to understand, but it was way out of my comfort zone. But who knows, a different type of cubist portrait, a more colorful, one could be nice. Albert
@@ImperfectPaintings Yours turned out well, so bravo. I think of painting everyday for the last 15years even with materials stacked in front of me for many of those years without being able to pick up a pencil to draw, frozen. The art that I appreciate is not the style that I can do best so its also a struggle even liking what i make. Your videos help, in that it lessens the pressure and encourages to have fun and be free.
Hi Alison, thanks for sharing your personal story. I can relate a little because I would love to paint an interesting portrait but I lack the skills but also the motivation to dive into it. Fear, simple fear of not being good enough. So I do other things, like abstract. And I like it more every day. I guess any subject you dive into can bring joy. In the mean time my skill level rises and perhaps I try it again next year. I guess you catch my drift. Just start doing anything creative, try every other day to scribble whatever. Get the motor running. I got the advice some time ago and it helped me to get unstuck. Wishing you the best, Albert
Hi FreelanceArt, thanks for asking. You probably mean the Picasso artwork where you see half side portrait merged with a half full frontal. I suggest you draw or paint to abstracted portraits (one side, one frontal) and cut out the side and put them on top of each other. Look for examples on the internet. I think you will be able to get there by yourself. Happy painting,. Albert
Hi Phil, sorry to tell you my drive crashed, I can't access all my files. If you want to find it I recommend to search for 'pablo picasso catalogue raisonné' and start browsing through his artwork. Hope this helps a little. Albert
Thanks, Enrica. Indeed, I often use paint as glue. I have the paint at hand, and glue would have made a mess of the thin strip of a newspaper. Just try it for yourself. Albert
Hi Marstella, thanks for joining. The paint I use is Winsor & Newton Galeria acrylics. There's a link in the description under the video. Happy painting and a Merry Christmas to you too, Albert
Hi Lolli, thanks for suggesting Pat Steir. I didn't know her artwork but love it instantly. I will put her on my list. I have to do dome research so it can take a while, but thanks. Albert
Hi Mysteryguy, the cubist artists added all sort of materials in their artwork, also newspapers (the word Figaro is the name of a French newspaper), a piece of rope and so on. In the years 1960 and later artists used even worse materials, a nightmare for the curators now. Thanks for your comment, have nice day, Albert
@@ImperfectPaintings I start this way :D I also do a lot of digital collages (instagram.com/sashabrova/) this year I finally dare to take a brush! I made 10 pictures so far... still shy to publish them but I will :D
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You did it again Albert. You truly nailed it. Though I have some experience painting cubist art, your lesson and how you deconstructed the principles of cubism made it even simpler and more accessible for me to execute. This clip is a Grammy award-deserving production. Thank you for the lesson.
Hi Salim, thanks, where can I collect the Oscar 😁
It gave headaches but suddenly I saw how I could tell the story. It was all new to me but thanks to you for asking for it. I could no longer skip this interesting art style. I'm glad I made the video and dove into it. Have a happy day, Albert
I like how he put lots of effort to explain it. Keep doing it, I’m one of the many people you inspires :))
Hi Aster, thanks. By showing, and trying it myself, I can understand it better myself. You can follow along. Albert
Hi Tida, ??? I can't read / understand this 😉 Albert
This is my first cubic painting tutorial I am going through ever. I did some cubic art before but mostly looking at other cubic art and just following my intuition. This one really opens up the basics in more depth. Thanks for the wonderful lesson
Hi Arko, thanks and wonderful to hear. Enjoy painting with this new information. I'm glad I could help you. Albert
@@ImperfectPaintings This is what I created and improved after going through your tutorial Albert.
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Hi Arko, thanks for sharing. Nice abstract head you made, especially the different sides of the face combined. Also the bold dark lines and use of color make it powerful. Love it, Albert
@@ImperfectPaintings Thanks Albert for your feedback. I will keep learning from your tutorials and will try to improve with every new drawing.
Excellent tutorial with clear explanations of the important distinctions between the 2 major styles of cubism..would love to see your take on American modernist painter Stuart Davis style which synthesized elements of cubism and an early proto pop art...
Hi Steve, thanks. It was also interesting to make. You suggest Stuart Davis, interesting, thanks. Because I live in Europe I tend to see more European painters, so I'm always happy when a new painter is introduced to me. I'll put him on my (long and growing) list. Albert
You are amazing Albert. Your videos are an inspiration. You have helped me so much to get back to art and start to play and have fun with shape and colour. Thank you.
Hi Gabrielle, thanks. I just love a comment like this. It's exactly the reason why I make the videos. I'm happy for you. Bye, Albert
Thanks for this video Albert! You've defined and explained the characteristics of both styles of cubism really well and I finally understand it! Will definitely be giving it a try!
Hi Oliver, thanks. I noticed that I learned a lot of actually making the art for the video. So enjoy making yours. Albert
You're fantastic! Great great artist and I love the way you explain every step.
You have great knowledge...
I am into learning cubism now, I have always been a surrealist painter since I was born! ❤
Thank you for the content 🙏
Hi Victoria, thanks. It was interesting for me too to make the video. Happy painting and stay safe, Albert
I've watched some videos on cubism but your video is so clear and understandable that's why I gave a big like and subscribed thanks for doing such quality stuff
Hi Anna Maria, thanks and wonderful to hear. Are you a painter as well or more interested in art? I would love to hear. Albert
@@ImperfectPaintings I paint but not professionally only just because I like it
Haha, me too. Just for enjoyment is best. Happy painting, Albert
I love the depth perception you paint in!
Hi Jane, it's not that difficult, try for yourself. Happy painting, Albert
@@ImperfectPaintings yikes! But, thank you, I shall. Thank you, Albert!
I just found your channel and watched this video after making a similar (analytical cubism) video for my channel! I love how you did this...very fun and spontaneous. Looking forward to checking out your other videos 🙏
Hi Rainbow, thanks for the compliment and for dropping by. Good luck with your channel, I will look around too, always nice to meet fellow creatives. Albert
@@ImperfectPaintings Thanks Albert! I'm excited to continue exploring your videos! You cover so many great artists that most art teachers don't often give attention to. I love that. Thanks for the inspiration ~Lacey
I really like this video and find it very useful. This helped me gain more respect for cubism!
Thanks Braylon, funny thing is I didn't like cubism before I made the video. During making preparations, I found out how it could work for me. Thanks for dropping by. Albert
Clear explanation of the subject. I learned something new. Thank you!
Hi Franca, thanks, means a lot to me. Cubism turned out to be very interesting. Have a great day, Albert
Thank You so much Albert ! Simply awesome Video in all aspects. Very smart .
Thanks, Colette. Enjoy making your own cubism paintings. Albert
I love your portrait. It turned out great! I think I’ll give it a try. First cubist style then like Basquiat.
Hi Kathe, thanks Ah Basquiat, also interesting. Enjoy, it will be totally different. Albert
Good Morning Albert! My all time favorite period is Art Deco. I love this and I have to say I love the analytic cubism painting - it is absolutely wonderful!
Hi Rebecca, thanks. Interesting, maybe I will look into art deco also. I learned that so many art movements came from cubism, maybe interesting to look at them separately. Have a wonderful day Albert
Dear Albert
THANK YOU FOR YOUR INSPIRATION AND ENERGY (and sorry for shouting it out--!) :-)
THANKS Jan, enjoy making your artwork. Albert
13:53 lmaoo that took me off guard. Great video btw! it really helped :)
Hi Lara, thanks. Haha, smashing it was fun and it also made things clear. Thanks for commenting, bye, Albert
Love this video!! It's so fun, informative and delightful 😄 that's pretty mind-blowing, that one movement, Cubism, was the foundation for so much art and style (even comic books🦸♂️when you think about it) ever since.
Thanks Carrie, it's also a bit logica because it came along not so long after abstract became the new thing. So when something looks like squares it's not always cubism style inspired. But it certainly had an influence. And it's fun style to try for yourself. Albert
Difficult, far away from my intuition and comfort zone. You did it great!
Hi Con Civ, thanks. Exactly my point although the synthetic cubism could be interesting to look at. I think it will suit you. Have a great day, Albert
Pls can you make a video on how to draw a normal synthetic cubism drawing like for a year 9 and also great video
Hi AIH, thanks. Interesting suggestion, I'll put it on my list. Albert
@@ImperfectPaintings thank you so much
An Eye-opener!!!!❤
Thanks, Santanu. Have a good day, Albert
Such a good video! I love your videos 😊 this was really helpful thank you!
Hi Laura, thanks. Would you like to tell me what specifically helped you in this video? Just curious. Bye, Albert
@@ImperfectPaintings sure! It was the shading part, knowing how they get that certain finished look with the black and whites on different sides was great, its my first time learning how to paint this type of art so that was definitely helpful 😊
Thank you. This video has been very helpgul.
Thanks, Marta. I'm glad I could help. Happy painting in a new style. Albert
7:30 I havent tried painting it myself but this started to give me anxiety, I can understand how you avoided it.
Hi Alison, I just checked the moment in the video and I feel it again. It's interesting to do and experience it yourself. It helped me to understand, but it was way out of my comfort zone. But who knows, a different type of cubist portrait, a more colorful, one could be nice. Albert
@@ImperfectPaintings Yours turned out well, so bravo. I think of painting everyday for the last 15years even with materials stacked in front of me for many of those years without being able to pick up a pencil to draw, frozen. The art that I appreciate is not the style that I can do best so its also a struggle even liking what i make. Your videos help, in that it lessens the pressure and encourages to have fun and be free.
Hi Alison, thanks for sharing your personal story. I can relate a little because I would love to paint an interesting portrait but I lack the skills but also the motivation to dive into it. Fear, simple fear of not being good enough. So I do other things, like abstract. And I like it more every day. I guess any subject you dive into can bring joy. In the mean time my skill level rises and perhaps I try it again next year. I guess you catch my drift. Just start doing anything creative, try every other day to scribble whatever. Get the motor running. I got the advice some time ago and it helped me to get unstuck. Wishing you the best, Albert
How do I draw a cubism side profile?
Hi FreelanceArt, thanks for asking. You probably mean the Picasso artwork where you see half side portrait merged with a half full frontal. I suggest you draw or paint to abstracted portraits (one side, one frontal) and cut out the side and put them on top of each other. Look for examples on the internet. I think you will be able to get there by yourself. Happy painting,. Albert
Interesting using DECONSTRUCTION in your vid , I like it!
Thanks Charles, deconstruction makes it easier for me to understand art. I hope it helps others too. Albert
I LOVE your painting!
The first one.
Hi Kathe, thanks. It was challenging to make, but i am happy I tried this style. Interesting to do yourself too. Happy painting, Albert
Hi, what's the name of the picasso painting at 1:34?
Hi Phil, sorry to tell you my drive crashed, I can't access all my files. If you want to find it I recommend to search for 'pablo picasso catalogue raisonné' and start browsing through his artwork. Hope this helps a little. Albert
Brilliant. Do you just use acrylics for glue?
Thanks, Enrica. Indeed, I often use paint as glue. I have the paint at hand, and glue would have made a mess of the thin strip of a newspaper. Just try it for yourself.
Albert
This is just beautiful
Thanks Rowida. Are you going to give it a try yourself? Albert
@@ImperfectPaintings I’m working on one Right now !!
Wonderful! Would love to see it. Will you post iit somewhere on the net?
@@ImperfectPaintings I just posted on Twitter I’d love to check on it
twitter.com/its_rowida/status/1370037056001413121?s=21
Looks great Rowida, very original. Thanks for sharing, Albert
I love this so much!
Thanks Patty, I hope it helps you try this style too. Albert
Really excellent!! Thanks.
Hi Brian, thanks. Good to hear. Albert
awesome lesson!
Thanks Thomas, enjoy painting cubism style. Albert
Amazing one
Thanks m.S
It's very beautiful! If I were you, I wouldn't be able to draw such a picture.......
Hi Wngk DI, thanks. Don 't limit yourself, just start and see from there what to do next. Start with 'Imperfect' 😁 Bye, Albert
new subscriber hereee
can I know what paint do you use, sir? THANK YOU AND ADVANCE MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Hi Marstella, thanks for joining. The paint I use is Winsor & Newton Galeria acrylics. There's a link in the description under the video. Happy painting and a Merry Christmas to you too, Albert
Thank you for your informative video.
Thanks Jane, I’m glad you like it. Albert
Awesome,very nice😃👍.......
Thanks Left hand. Enjoy making your versions. Albert
thankss this is really help full
Thanks Grace. Good to know. Albert
I like watching this very soothing like my granddad telling me a story. Also your name is very exquisite
Thanks not deja vu, I feel old now LOL. Albert
Mr Albert, would you be interested in painting like Pat Steir ? She is one of my favorite artist ;)
Hi Lolli, thanks for suggesting Pat Steir. I didn't know her artwork but love it instantly. I will put her on my list. I have to do dome research so it can take a while, but thanks. Albert
I love this video
Thanks Mono
Very useful tips thanks 😊
Hi Kate, thanks. Good to hear. Albert
Great by why newspaper? it doesn't last that long
Hi Mysteryguy, the cubist artists added all sort of materials in their artwork, also newspapers (the word Figaro is the name of a French newspaper), a piece of rope and so on. In the years 1960 and later artists used even worse materials, a nightmare for the curators now. Thanks for your comment, have nice day, Albert
Thanks for this !
Hi idk thanks. It helped me to understand it all better. Bye, Albert
This is rlly helpful tyy
Hi Flora, thanks for letting me know. Albert
So interesting 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Hi Maryam, nice! It's such a great art movement (now I know more about it 😉). Have a nice day, Albert
Interesting. Thanks!
Hi Sasha, thanks. Do you paint as well? Have a nice day, Albert
@@ImperfectPaintings I start this way :D I also do a lot of digital collages (instagram.com/sashabrova/) this year I finally dare to take a brush! I made 10 pictures so far... still shy to publish them but I will :D
👍😍
Thanks Tatiana!
I love it, AGAIN! LOL
Hi Deb, it's nice to see you allover the place. Enjoy, Albert
thanks a++++
also im sorry that you had to break a perfectly good vase for us
I apologize, but you also have to break an egg to make an omelet 😉
@@ImperfectPaintings 😊
You know, I don't regret searching up "Abstraction" by Luca Fraula and walking out with nothing. I found this
Thanks Megan, you're welcome here, lots of abstract going on. Enjoy, Albert