This is the first video of yours I've come across. It's a really interesting process. Are you using oils? Is that why you are using the respirator mask?
Thank you for sharing this process. It's very helpful to see how making big moves towards obliteration can add emphasis to future layers. This is a concept that is new to me in painting compared to my previous work in fiber.
I generally would like to believe that a have a good understanding and intuition of my colours, but there is still a long way of practice to go. Thank you for watching, I hope to hear from you in my future videos :)
Thank you very much, I hope you enjoy seeing my future work, if you are curious about the paintings, which I havent posted on this channel yet (and there are quite few of them) you can find me on instagram @nikitaandrejev, or on my website nikitaandrejevart.com. thank you for the follow :)
cool to see you experimenting with different video making and editing techniques! I like the transitions between the explanations and the painting process timelapse.
Hahah, thank you very much for commenting. Its fair enough for you to call it kitch, sometimes i see contemporary work and think its kitch as well. Thank you for your opinion
@@NikitaAndrejevArt Hi Nikita, thank you for taking my stinging comment sportingly! I, mean, your painting could have been made more than a hundred years ago. I sincerely hope that you discover new roads and, most of all, your own signature. After all: Make art, Not war! (like that little piece of shit in the Kremlin). By the way, if you leave out the red brush strokes and avoid the grey shape intersections, the work already gets stronger. Good luck! Leonardo
Thank you very much for your opinion Leonardo, I made that painting a while ago, and you might see that my work is quite different nowadays. Buy yeah, thank you very much for letting me know your opinion, its important !
hallo, ich spreche kein Deutsch, also musste ich einen Übersetzer verwenden, um deinen Kommentar zu lesen. Es lässt mein Herz höher schlagen, zu hören, dass es dir gefallen hat. und ich hoffe, es hat dich inspiriert
As an artist you dont benefit from the idea that you are over working. Get over your fear and work harder, and forget your ego about painting. If you think you are over working, you probably arent trying hard enough.
Hello, i am not talking about overwprking in general, rather than, i overworked this specific painting. Essentially, what im trying to say, is thst if you dont stop at precicely riggt moment, you might ruin the painting, by doing too much on it. :)
it reminds me about my own paintings. Almost all of them, have from 2 to 5 paintings inside their layers 😂 And when I look back to my processes, i often find the best painting somewhere in the middle, o sometimes even in the first layer 😢 Wish You good luck in Your further works - never give up and do not loose the passion for painting 🍀 Your paintings are great! 💐
heyyy, thank you very much for the comment, its incredibly encouraging. As I said, every artist faces it at some point, but thats part of the fun :) hahahahh. Well, anyways, I am very glad you enjoyed my video and my paintings ! have a lovely day
Hello, thank you very much for your words of encouragement. Art is an interesting thing, you never know two people can look at the same painting, one will love it and one will hate it. I am looking forward to hear your opinion of my other works. Thank you for the comment!
Its a very interesting question, visually it is meaningless because there is no reference from the real world, however there are different degrees to abst Racyion and things such as emotional neaning
While I applaud his fortitude and experimentation, I’m left w Uh…what a terrible waste of paint. I think in the future he will look back on these works and think, I hope, what a hot mess these ptgs were. Alas…I do hope experimentation leads to insight and planning of the works instead of continued layering and happe 33:33 nstance. I find the works a bit dull and uninteresting, no real depth. Continue to refine yr processes with the end result conceptualized somewhat at the end. I hope things get better and easier once you hv gone thru all the rapid ‘just throw more paint on it’. Best to you.
Thank you very much for the comment, it was very interesting to read. You can watch my latest videos, and you can see how my practice is developing, I would be interested in what you would have to say about that
You are right, as the practice continues, the concepts and compositions are developed and the concepts are forming, that is inevitable as long as you carry making art. In general, i still have a long way ahead.
Well, I think it is Beautiful. I see after watching the first Video where I commented and subscribed I see there are lots of Videos and I am so excited to watch them all. I don't know if I could ever draw trees but you make me want to try. Thank You Nikita. Ya know I am not great with geography so my husband came thru my room here and he is good at geography so I told him about you and all about the first video I watched etc. I told him where you live and he said do you know where that is and I said well it is Europe I am sure haha and I had a bit of an idea where. So he gets 4 drink coasters I have here on my table and he lays them out for me and shows me where you live haha. My husband of 50 years now is not an artist at all his interests are elsewhere but he does like to look at Art pieces etc. Anyway he is actually watching a Basketball game right now as I watch Art being created. We are quite different he and I and yet it has been the most interesting 50 years I think anyone could have. See ya next video. I think I am going to go and make he and I some dinner now. Goodnight. 😀.
Hello, Deborah, thank you very much for your extensive comments, I have read both of them! Its super nice to hear that you are having a great time with your husband, while also pursuing the creativity which you have inside of you (everyone has it but not everyone pursues it). Also its a great compliment for me to hear that you enjoy my videos and my art, reading comment like yours, makes me realise that making youtube videos is worth it. All the paintings l, which I have on my youtube channel are relatively old (abiut 1-3years old) and if you wanna see my new paintings, you can see them on my instagram: @nikitaandrejev
Hello Nikita, I enjoyed watching you paint today. I am not able to draw a decent stick man but I do love to create. I love to work with color and with that I am pretty good I think. I have worked much with Mosaic different forms of other art A few years ago I decided I wanted to paint. I wanted to use oil as I just prefer it in the paintings. So I bought a bunch of paint and everything I needed to begin this new chapter in creating. Then I don't recall now but I did three canvas boards small they are in undercoating and tried so jiggy things for texture and then I stopped. So now I have been getting ready to begin again. I have watched many videos on here and to be honest I really liked yours a lot. I enjoyed the atmosphere and watching you go at it with reckless abandon. I had just been in my painting room and I was looking at my unfinished works and I was thinking what color do I want to mix with the one that is a brown red combo and who knows what else ha I forgot in those 3 years So I am watching you here when I left the room and I saw you working with the browns and then I saw you apply what I would call a pink dusty flesh color. I loved it. I immediately thought that would look so good with what I did on that canvas. So Thank you. I liked your painting and I like Abstract Art and I like Art of all kinds. I am glad there is a medium I can enjoy working in without being able to draw at all. I was surprised as I read all of the comments how even here some people really go off the rails haha. I wouldn't say it angered me but I found it sort of sad. So I did subscribe here and I hope to see more of your work. Thank you for your time in reading this and painting for all of us. Deborah. I am old really old haha don't worry! 🤣.
