To everyone who is upset by crumbling a canvas or covering over parts of a painting to create something new,I think we should consider the beauty in the detachment of things. The joy of painting is in the creation process and it’s not always the finished process. The most important part of painting is showing up for yourself and doing it in the first place, doesn’t Matter what happens nexr
Right on. Art never has to make it to market, to make it art. It is the process where we find comfort or stimulation and disappear into that invisible place where artist go when they are in the process of creating.
Painting can't be like having a photo, retouching it and saving it as a copy and then retouching the copy and saving it as a copy of a copy. You'd never end with a painting. A painting isn't done until it's done (and maybe not then).
As a painter for going on 50 years, you are an amazing painter for someone so young!! You're fearless, talented and intuitive and you'll have a wonderful career..
It's so common that you get to a point that is OK, quite pleased with it, then do something on an impulse and end up thinking "well, I've really messed that up!" But, for some reason, what comes out of it is better. On top of that, I really like the panoramic view you have achieved by piecing photos together, and the sweep of varied human activity.
Such a sweet comment. I agree. There is deep fulfillment in finding beauty in ur own visions and beauty in what ur able to create instead of the beauty of our outer appearance. Painting represents the beauty of the mind
At first, I just winced 🥴every time you painted over a perfectly created figure… but then I could start to see your fascinating process ! By taking video of the entire process, one ends up with many DIFFERENT paintings all “layered” up on each other so you really don’t loose ANYthing ! It’s all captured along a time continuum.
Thank you for sharing - it’s mesmerising and stressful in equal measures watching your process! But brilliant to see how that works for you and where you land at the end. Beautiful work.
I retired a couple of years ago and have augmented my photography passion with painting. I came across your video by accident but really appreciate your different view of painting videos. Lots of folks talk about how but you are one of the few with a viewpoint of process. I especially enjoyed seeing why your paintings changed over time. Thank you!
As someone who travels and paints alot I can relate greatly to turning your room into a secret art studio. Also, I really enjoy the collage treatment of the landscape as it makes for more interesting landscapes and depicts the passage of time. Also, I love that you set out on this self residency adventure! hearts all around.
I enjoyed every version, revision, edit, experiment and challenge. It is such a wonderful thing to see and hear the journey of the piece. Thankyou for sharing.
Very interesting to see how you take the chaos in your mind and put it on the canvas. I've been a painter for going on 40+ years and it still astrounds me how you brought your vision to the canvas! Great work!
Great painting. No one wants to be a slave to the reference ..unfortunately my OCD demands it. I wish I could do this sort of thing. I love the push and pull of this technique.
Incroyable processus de travail que vous utilisez, jeter, recommencer, essayer, recommencer, chercher, se chercher, regarder le monde, le dépeindre et le peindre. Bravo c'est magnifique.
I loved watching this process without knowing what the finished product was going to look like. The horizontal painting turned out so stunning with the incorporated colors
My mum was a potter and she always had what was known as the graveyard a pile of thrown out works that didn’t make the grade according to her standards. It used to devastate my sister and I who would sneak pieces off the heap and hide them but to her it was a vital part of her process that she could detach herself from her work when necessary to achieve the level of technique and practice that she aspired to. In her eyes once you were emotionally invested in a piece you overlooked its flaws and couldn’t move past it. So totally understand what you do here.
I love the paintings you did, especially the main long one that looked a little patchwork, it’s like actually showing different moments in time, like it’s a story through the day.
I now want to paint today and I thank you for bopping me on the head with your astounding work. I actually paint every day and just like pushing it around and really love the choppiness of flat edge brush work. I was primarily a contemporary realist for most of my life and started slowly but surely working toward abstraction. It only took me forty years to figure some things out and it's still a learning process. I have found that working abstract helps my realist work and vice versa. Wishing you the best in your travels. You are awesome. Stephen
I really like both your loose style and how you're unafraid to toss out what isn't working and start over. So many of us feel that "sunk cost" and try to keep going even when it would have been better to just start over. Glad I found your channel!
From 9:30, that piano track that was started while you're working for that masterpiece... Man... All of that bring me so much joy and a little bit water to my eyes. I love ART to the heart!
I just discovered your youtube channel a few days ago only and I really enjoyed every single vidéo. You are very talented and I am already looking forward to see more of your paintings. My favorite painting is the one you made during this video on the beach. I like the fact that you are not scared of constantly changing your painting, it makes your work very fresh and dynamic. A pleasure for the eyes. Thank you for that. Jean
This was so inspiring. I love the way you show your process in chronological order and the breaks to do handstands. And how you spin things when they don’t work out as positives rather than time wasted or harsh self critique. Really enjoyed this. New subscriber!!🩵🩵🩵
man...listening to you was like listening to my own inner voice....so glad I found you. Made me feel so much better about my weird " wait for the right vibe to paint" mind set...
I’m new to painting and I love this video. I found myself doing the same things you have shown. Painting and repainting, then tossing it out completely. Thank you for your beautiful art and description of your process. Love and appreciate this and your work.
Girl I loved this video! The lowkey vibes, the complete and intense focus on process and you're just working and reworking - your energy is great also! So inspiring, A true artiste :D
Beautiful palette, expressive free strokes, clear vision and masterful technique . Lovely. Horizontal panoramic, patchwork, beautiful painting that I guess you were becoming abstracted with. Maybe you should’ve put those added colors, orange purple, green blue in the white areas so that it would become the border of your painting, which is always nice to have a border nice and clean all the way around the stretcher. I do love what you do with the towel. I actually see the movement of the towel flaming in the wind, Lovely. What in the end it kind of became a pixelated vision of fragmented collaged panoramic view. Kind of cool like fusing digital to RI what I call real imagination. And for the original inspiration of the long, thin, one cliff that was bold of you to paint rocks, but initially what seem to be like a half becomes sort of abstraction and away it looks like an abstract painting more than the rocks until you get close to it I suppose. I hope you finish it and we can see what it looks like. The three little guys you could’ve just considered a tryptich….
Hannah - this was totally fun and refreshing! I love how you approach your work (especially how you shape in forms so loosely 💜), and your spirit of adventure. 🥰
Tienes mucha valentia y coraje. La forma como decides cambiar tus sujetos y los colores es refrescante e inspiradora. Estoy enamorado de tu proceso y de ti, de la honestidad y la forma como te entregas a estos trabajos. Que pena que nunca nos conoceremos, pero recordare esta experiencia para ayudarme a seguir adelante con mis propios proyectos. Excelente demonstration!
excellent. thank you for not pouring mixed paint on a blank canvass, thank you for reflecting your style nd method, refreshing on RUclips. your work is wonderful, your fine brush work is amazing
New to your channel, and what first struck me is your courage to create then destroy. This must be so liberating. I find myself labeling even the accidental strokes as inspirational. Hopefully your video has emboldened me. Thank you. By the way, your brushwork is excellent.
Your art is beautiful! Love that a benign architectural detail became your muse! I’m inspired to look beyond my regular go-to’s for creative ideas. Cheers!
I came back to this video, as I'm just about to go on a beach holiday with my family for a week, though I'll be painting in watercolours, not oils. I hope I can get as nice a range of colours as yours.
Gosh, your work is remarkable. I'm procrastinating starting a piece right now and your video helped me get back to it haha. You're almost making me want to try oils again too (almost...XD).
I just came across your video and really enjoyed it. I rarely sit through a 20+ min video first time and save it for later but not with this one. 3 things that stood out for me: I love your style of painting and hope to get there one day. 2 I appreciate how you are able to articulate/express your thought process in its entirety which helps people like me to learn to keep going and taking a break is ok. Finally, your handstands…what!!!?? Super impressive! Artist and athlete! Thank you for sharing with us!
Your beach painting vacation was WAY more productive than my last attempt at drawing things and people on the beach!! Collaging a bunch of disparate stories together to make a cohesive whole isn't something I've seen a lot of people do, especially themed after an odd form factor like that vertical rectangular wall indentation. Also, you kind of got me every time you either made a face when you mentioned chess, or called it "chess, of all things". I can never straight-up enjoy playing chess, even when I sometimes manage to win a game.
This is my first peak at anything you've videoed - great fun to watch! So simple, your setup, your on the road studios, fresh air and sea as well. And watching you morph and morph while listening to your very frank process of addition and subtraction, for any and all reasons, the extension of time frames and canvas frames, loved it. What sweet documented freedoms you shared. Thank you.......
What would have really been cool is to have one fixed camera of the whole canvas and take a time-lapse of its evolution. So may of the moments in time would have been keepers? Would really like having a continuous looped played on a super wide oled screen hanging on a wall so what you see is constantly changing. That would be a living work of art!
First thing i'll note is that i am super happy You don't came back the next day to the same spot after realising You told those people auoull be there! Safety first! Second is that this may be a amazing symbol or at least metaphor. You were outside and with people and yet You closed Yourself in a room and made Your OWN windows and used references from app. Welcome in 21 century. Third and final note that the craft is simply amazing! ❤
To everyone who is upset by crumbling a canvas or covering over parts of a painting to create something new,I think we should consider the beauty in the detachment of things. The joy of painting is in the creation process and it’s not always the finished process. The most important part of painting is showing up for yourself and doing it in the first place, doesn’t Matter what happens nexr
Right on. Art never has to make it to market, to make it art. It is the process where we find comfort or stimulation and disappear into that invisible place where artist go when they are in the process of creating.
Painting can't be like having a photo, retouching it and saving it as a copy and then retouching the copy and saving it as a copy of a copy. You'd never end with a painting. A painting isn't done until it's done (and maybe not then).
As a painter for going on 50 years, you are an amazing painter for someone so young!! You're fearless, talented and intuitive and you'll have a wonderful career..
Career of a painter is usually booming years after death of a painter, so...
@@TheBullterrierFantell that to Damien hirst lol
@@TheBullterrierFanfor a start this video is worth £1200
It's so common that you get to a point that is OK, quite pleased with it, then do something on an impulse and end up thinking "well, I've really messed that up!" But, for some reason, what comes out of it is better. On top of that, I really like the panoramic view you have achieved by piecing photos together, and the sweep of varied human activity.
Painting makes me love myself that’s why I do it
Interesting. It has the opposite effect on me 🤔 lol
Such a sweet comment. I agree. There is deep fulfillment in finding beauty in ur own visions and beauty in what ur able to create instead of the beauty of our outer appearance. Painting represents the beauty of the mind
Six weeks of painting on the beach means that the monthly fixed costs continue. The paintings should bring in about ten thousand dollars before taxes.
At first, I just winced 🥴every time you painted over a perfectly created figure… but then I could start to see your fascinating process ! By taking video of the entire process, one ends up with many DIFFERENT paintings all “layered” up on each other so you really don’t loose ANYthing ! It’s all captured along a time continuum.
There is a lot of deep spiritual meaning in that, for lack of a better word.
Thank you for sharing - it’s mesmerising and stressful in equal measures watching your process! But brilliant to see how that works for you and where you land at the end. Beautiful work.
Haha thank you for your words, I like that description a lot - mesmerizing and stressful!!
I retired a couple of years ago and have augmented my photography passion with painting. I came across your video by accident but really appreciate your different view of painting videos. Lots of folks talk about how but you are one of the few with a viewpoint of process. I especially enjoyed seeing why your paintings changed over time. Thank you!
As someone who travels and paints alot I can relate greatly to turning your room into a secret art studio. Also, I really enjoy the collage treatment of the landscape as it makes for more interesting landscapes and depicts the passage of time. Also, I love that you set out on this self residency adventure! hearts all around.
Hehe, lots of secret studios 🤫😌
Your use of colour is amazing. Very subtle and yet so varied - and each tone complements the rest.That vertical landscape is incredible.
Less than. 10 minutes in and I’m already deeply inspired. Thank you
I enjoyed every version, revision, edit, experiment and challenge. It is such a wonderful thing to see and hear the journey of the piece. Thankyou for sharing.
Very interesting to see how you take the chaos in your mind and put it on the canvas. I've been a painter for going on 40+ years and it still astrounds me how you brought your vision to the canvas! Great work!
Great painting. No one wants to be a slave to the reference ..unfortunately my OCD demands it. I wish I could do this sort of thing. I love the push and pull of this technique.
Incroyable processus de travail que vous utilisez, jeter, recommencer, essayer, recommencer, chercher, se chercher, regarder le monde, le dépeindre et le peindre. Bravo c'est magnifique.
I love the vertical painting! Very abstract yet expressive
You may be the most intriguing, bonkers, talented and fun human being on the tinterwebs!
Wonderful to watch how a person can meditate by herself and her art
Whenever I need inspiration for art I watch this. I love your videos. Please keep making more painting videos !
I loved watching this process without knowing what the finished product was going to look like. The horizontal painting turned out so stunning with the incorporated colors
My mum was a potter and she always had what was known as the graveyard a pile of thrown out works that didn’t make the grade according to her standards. It used to devastate my sister and I who would sneak pieces off the heap and hide them but to her it was a vital part of her process that she could detach herself from her work when necessary to achieve the level of technique and practice that she aspired to. In her eyes once you were emotionally invested in a piece you overlooked its flaws and couldn’t move past it. So totally understand what you do here.
I love this story, thank you for sharing!
I love hearing how you were thinking about what you were painting, so interesting. Love these pieces! 🌸
Thank you for the quote "inspiration finds you working", as an artist studying creativity, the flow state, and focus in cognitive science
I love the paintings you did, especially the main long one that looked a little patchwork, it’s like actually showing different moments in time, like it’s a story through the day.
You are a real master, your art vill later be in the museums
I now want to paint today and I thank you for bopping me on the head with your astounding work. I actually paint every day and just like pushing it around and really love the choppiness of flat edge brush work. I was primarily a contemporary realist for most of my life and started slowly but surely working toward abstraction. It only took me forty years to figure some things out and it's still a learning process. I have found that working abstract helps my realist work and vice versa. Wishing you the best in your travels. You are awesome. Stephen
After watching this i wanted to binge-watch more of your work, please make ALOT more haha.
I really like both your loose style and how you're unafraid to toss out what isn't working and start over. So many of us feel that "sunk cost" and try to keep going even when it would have been better to just start over. Glad I found your channel!
From 9:30, that piano track that was started while you're working for that masterpiece... Man... All of that bring me so much joy and a little bit water to my eyes. I love ART to the heart!
so many artistic, smart, brave, amazing people on youtube showing their unique talents, skills, and hard work!
the finished work is remarkable , such a unique style and freshness, bold and creative, the envy of any artist . well done, so worth the effort.
inspiration finds you working , great saying , so true, the more you work, the more ideas flow.
I just discovered your youtube channel a few days ago only and I really enjoyed every single vidéo. You are very talented and I am already looking forward to see more of your paintings.
My favorite painting is the one you made during this video on the beach. I like the fact that you are not scared of constantly changing your painting, it makes your work very fresh and dynamic. A pleasure for the eyes. Thank you for that. Jean
This was so inspiring. I love the way you show your process in chronological order and the breaks to do handstands. And how you spin things when they don’t work out as positives rather than time wasted or harsh self critique. Really enjoyed this. New subscriber!!🩵🩵🩵
Amazing work Hannah! The shifting/repainted figures over time reminds me of a old-school animation. The aspect ratios are awesome too!
Bravissima compliments your paintings are fantastic. I really like your style, greetings from Sicily.😊🤗
The choice of your colours and your brush strokes are unique,,superb painting,,,keep on with all the Blessings...❤❤
I really enjoyed the abstract feel of your work, and the searching process.
Great idea taking a vacation, just you and your paints.
man...listening to you was like listening to my own inner voice....so glad I found you. Made me feel so much better about my weird " wait for the right vibe to paint" mind set...
Binged some of your videos. Absolutely love your approach, the way you work and the things you have to say. Please don't stop creating!
Absolutely love your painting style !
Love the paintings, love the narrative, love the music, & I even like the chess. 😅
I’m new to painting and I love this video. I found myself doing the same things you have shown. Painting and repainting, then tossing it out completely. Thank you for your beautiful art and description of your process. Love and appreciate this and your work.
It’s hard to recognize when a piece is finished and not over working it. If you can recognize when to stop, you’re a genius!! Hehehe!!!
You are such a talented magnificent artist... my goodness. I am in awe.
Girl I loved this video! The lowkey vibes, the complete and intense focus on process and you're just working and reworking - your energy is great also! So inspiring, A true artiste :D
You're a wonderful painter. Enjoyed this so much.
More videos, please. We all want you to share your dreams with us.
It's wonderfull to see Valinor through your eyes.
Beautiful palette, expressive free strokes, clear vision and masterful technique . Lovely.
Horizontal panoramic, patchwork, beautiful painting that I guess you were becoming abstracted with. Maybe you should’ve put those added colors, orange purple, green blue in the white areas so that it would become the border of your painting, which is always nice to have a border nice and clean all the way around the stretcher. I do love what you do with the towel. I actually see the movement of the towel flaming in the wind, Lovely.
What in the end it kind of became a pixelated vision of fragmented collaged panoramic view. Kind of cool like fusing digital to RI what I call real imagination.
And for the original inspiration of the long, thin, one cliff that was bold of you to paint rocks, but initially what seem to be like a half becomes sort of abstraction and away it looks like an abstract painting more than the rocks until you get close to it I suppose. I hope you finish it and we can see what it looks like.
The three little guys you could’ve just considered a tryptich….
Hannah - this was totally fun and refreshing! I love how you approach your work (especially how you shape in forms so loosely 💜), and your spirit of adventure. 🥰
Space Ace YOUR WORK INSPIRES THIS WATERCOLOR GUY
Absolutely fascinating to literally see your creative process at work. Loved it!
I love how geometric this is. So nice.
Love those added colors, like you said, glad you felt like doing it. It was beautiful so for me it was self-explonatory
Thank you, all the little things you do give so much new perspective, I'm going to paint again, you've got my hands literally sweating watching this
Tienes mucha valentia y coraje. La forma como decides cambiar tus sujetos y los colores es refrescante e inspiradora. Estoy enamorado de tu proceso y de ti, de la honestidad y la forma como te entregas a estos trabajos. Que pena que nunca nos conoceremos, pero recordare esta experiencia para ayudarme a seguir adelante con mis propios proyectos. Excelente demonstration!
Muchas gracias, Rafael! Buena suerte en tus proyectos :) :)
11:28 this is just beautiful it makes me so happy to look at this and imagine the scene from the painting
excellent. thank you for not pouring mixed paint on a blank canvass, thank you for reflecting your style nd method, refreshing on RUclips. your work is wonderful, your fine brush work is amazing
My new favorite inspiration
New to your channel, and what first struck me is your courage to create then destroy. This must be so liberating. I find myself labeling even the accidental strokes as inspirational.
Hopefully your video has emboldened me. Thank you. By the way, your brushwork is excellent.
Such a nice start to the morning watching this, thank you
Congratulations you are a true painter and great artist
Your art is beautiful! Love that a benign architectural detail became your muse! I’m inspired to look beyond my regular go-to’s for creative ideas. Cheers!
I love your whole process. The paintings are wonderful, but the journey to get there was inspirational.
Wow. Really enjoyed watching this. Thankyou for sharing it.
This is the first time I see the process behind a painting. This is science fiction to me. And that talent... I am so impressed.
Watching your process hurts a lot, but the outcome is great!
I'm grateful that your video was in my recommendations. I LOVE your style so much.
I love your calm voice and this was so interesting to see this entire process + progress
Buen trabajo, me ha enamorado tu reaccion tan positiva ante las dificultades y las frustraciones... Sigue asi!!!
Wow, good for you, thanks for rubbing it in! Sheesh...
Really like how much you change colors.
great result of your prozess well done and you followed your intuition ,very brave❤
I came back to this video, as I'm just about to go on a beach holiday with my family for a week, though I'll be painting in watercolours, not oils. I hope I can get as nice a range of colours as yours.
Im falling in love for this woman..so intresting her réflection in painting...love it❤
Gosh, your work is remarkable. I'm procrastinating starting a piece right now and your video helped me get back to it haha. You're almost making me want to try oils again too (almost...XD).
I just came across your video and really enjoyed it. I rarely sit through a 20+ min video first time and save it for later but not with this one. 3 things that stood out for me: I love your style of painting and hope to get there one day. 2 I appreciate how you are able to articulate/express your thought process in its entirety which helps people like me to learn to keep going and taking a break is ok. Finally, your handstands…what!!!?? Super impressive! Artist and athlete! Thank you for sharing with us!
The texture ❤ 😩🤌🏻
Wow - I love your style and work. I could stare at your horizontal painting for days
Your beach painting vacation was WAY more productive than my last attempt at drawing things and people on the beach!! Collaging a bunch of disparate stories together to make a cohesive whole isn't something I've seen a lot of people do, especially themed after an odd form factor like that vertical rectangular wall indentation. Also, you kind of got me every time you either made a face when you mentioned chess, or called it "chess, of all things". I can never straight-up enjoy playing chess, even when I sometimes manage to win a game.
Beautiful loose work!
I knew towel man would be that focal point. This felt like watching sports 😅❤️🔥
Love the last two, the color, vibe, long line drawing. Your painting inspires for sure!
I watched all of this and I liked it. Fact.
Thank you for sharing your painting process and a healthy lifestyle. It is a real inspiration. I hope you will continue in the future!
Wow! You are so talented and i wish i would have had half of your talent. Bravo
So fun to watch...very impressive results...thank you for sharing:)
I love your style! I just started to paint after 30 + years. I am having a lot of trouble finding my style.
I need to do this! Only just started oil painting for the last 3 weeks and immediately fell in love
I love all he stages of this painting!!
This is my first peak at anything you've videoed - great fun to watch! So simple, your setup, your on the road studios, fresh air and sea as well. And watching you morph and morph while listening to your very frank process of addition and subtraction, for any and all reasons, the extension of time frames and canvas frames, loved it. What sweet documented freedoms you shared. Thank you.......
As a painter around the same age as you so fun and fueling to watch you
Wow your style and your process are so abstractly beautiful! I love it :)
What would have really been cool is to have one fixed camera of the whole canvas and take a time-lapse of its evolution. So may of the moments in time would have been keepers? Would really like having a continuous looped played on a super wide oled screen hanging on a wall so what you see is constantly changing. That would be a living work of art!
You are amazing. Incredibly talented with a lot of creativity and vision
Keep it up :)
this is amazing great video!! love your paintings...much love
Beautiful work. 🤗
You are an excellent artist, your work really surprises me, you are going to have a great future in this, keep working hard.
This is Real Art..!!
First thing i'll note is that i am super happy You don't came back the next day to the same spot after realising You told those people auoull be there! Safety first!
Second is that this may be a amazing symbol or at least metaphor. You were outside and with people and yet You closed Yourself in a room and made Your OWN windows and used references from app. Welcome in 21 century.
Third and final note that the craft is simply amazing! ❤
I loved watching your process and the finished paintings are incredible. So much life and movement in them. Thanks for sharing 😊