Hi... I don't recommend you go anywhere! I'm yet to find a better teacher than you are, yourself. Learn your techniques (available at our website), and trust in your own creativity.
Instruction is great but PLEASE post more videos where you're painting. I'd much rather watch you work. Don't ever put your work on ebay......you're way beyond that.
I have purchased these dvds for my wife and the films appeared to be really helpful, inspiring and full of knowledge which we wouldn't be able to gain anywhere else. Although I never had a brush I started to dream about painting after seeing this. And now I believe that I can express myself thru painting. I certainly want to try it. Greetings from Poland.
Get that brush and get going, pitwoj! You'll find another voice as you do so. We are naturally expressive - all of us. And you can speak to yourself or to others - whomever and however you wish. Of course it takes a little practice. It's a magnificent journey to embark upon.
3] Money and Art - this is one of the mental hurdles an artist must overcome on their way to a successful career. In short: putting your work out for commercial return is simply standing by your work, believing in yourself, and believing in the value of continuing to create.
Artists! Go forth to your millions! - just make sure you have advanced technique & stay true to your vision
2] It's not money which affects an artist's work: that is more due to things like lack of drive or vision. If money seems to cause that lack then there wasn't much of it there in the first place.Often great works of art are born of terrible struggle and pain - these things are not limited to artists without money. Realistically, when an artist is striving for excellence using advanced, skilled technique to capture their vision - that's what matters, money is irrelevant.
Thanks for the comment, NeoCritical. Our response is in 3 parts because it is an important issue for artists. Many people believe that art and money don't mix, or that money can ruin someone's art. However, it's not so! Of course artists can create paintings for money. Most professional artists are very well aware of maintaining their artistic excellence when fulfilling
expensive commissions, for example (when a commissioner is actually paying for that very thing!)
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as a career where do you recomended to study
artmilenio1 1 year ago
Hi... I don't recommend you go anywhere! I'm yet to find a better teacher than you are, yourself. Learn your techniques (available at our website), and trust in your own creativity.
artbytv 1 year ago
Awesome instructions and tutorial, I highly recommend to view the artist videos.
tdartista48 2 years ago
Instruction is great but PLEASE post more videos where you're painting. I'd much rather watch you work. Don't ever put your work on ebay......you're way beyond that.
Eiseron 3 years ago 2
Great instructional video. I believe all artists are teachers of a sort also.
sellingartonline 3 years ago
i love that song
ULTRAPOSH 4 years ago
I have purchased these dvds for my wife and the films appeared to be really helpful, inspiring and full of knowledge which we wouldn't be able to gain anywhere else. Although I never had a brush I started to dream about painting after seeing this. And now I believe that I can express myself thru painting. I certainly want to try it. Greetings from Poland.
pitwoj 4 years ago
Get that brush and get going, pitwoj! You'll find another voice as you do so. We are naturally expressive - all of us. And you can speak to yourself or to others - whomever and however you wish. Of course it takes a little practice. It's a magnificent journey to embark upon.
Thanks, and best wishes from Australia.
artbytv 4 years ago
That place is beautiful and you captured it in the painting
TiffanySouthall 4 years ago
Rembrandt himself liked money a lot if I remember well...but ended his life in debts!
Struggles and frustration are often great motivators at one point, but comes a time when the artist got to be rewarded as he should!
dustmondo45 4 years ago
Drama, the drama...
CultOfVader 4 years ago
3] Money and Art - this is one of the mental hurdles an artist must overcome on their way to a successful career. In short: putting your work out for commercial return is simply standing by your work, believing in yourself, and believing in the value of continuing to create.
Artists! Go forth to your millions! - just make sure you have advanced technique & stay true to your vision
artbytv 4 years ago
2] It's not money which affects an artist's work: that is more due to things like lack of drive or vision. If money seems to cause that lack then there wasn't much of it there in the first place.Often great works of art are born of terrible struggle and pain - these things are not limited to artists without money. Realistically, when an artist is striving for excellence using advanced, skilled technique to capture their vision - that's what matters, money is irrelevant.
artbytv 4 years ago
Thanks for the comment, NeoCritical. Our response is in 3 parts because it is an important issue for artists. Many people believe that art and money don't mix, or that money can ruin someone's art. However, it's not so! Of course artists can create paintings for money. Most professional artists are very well aware of maintaining their artistic excellence when fulfilling
expensive commissions, for example (when a commissioner is actually paying for that very thing!)
artbytv 4 years ago
here's a tip: don't do art for money.
NeoCritical 4 years ago
that comment wasnt directed at the artist
NeoCritical 4 years ago