How a Professional Artist ACTUALLY makes Paintings (Episode II)

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@AlpayEfe 2 года назад

PRINTS of my painting “ruby” will be available April 24th at alpayefe.com (first come, first serve), and to everyone who actually watched the video till the end… good luck 😁😉

@mandimarie2379 2 года назад

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@bpcroofingservices4912 2 года назад

You are a genius and a philosopher , your soul is strong & firmly expressing itself through you Alpay....your art is on it's own, distinctly Efe. From one soul to another...I love your work & mind

@karynhitchman2498 2 года назад

Happy birthday Alpay 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 🎁

@sarandakalaveshi 2 года назад

Beautiful piece!

@bastianbux9050 2 года назад

your backgrounds are so mega boring

@jerm22278 2 года назад

I don't know why, but I found this video amazing and hilarious. I've been an artist for going on 40ish years and married for about 25. And still when I start a new piece my wife will come into the studio to see a few sketches tossed to the side, a half-painted piece in the corner, and an empty piece of paper in front of me with maybe a guideline or two, and say, "you're not done? What have you been doing the last two hours?" Watching the creative struggle of other artists in order to find the "right" composition, color, lighting, etc. just brings sarcastic joy to my heart, hahaha.

@margieinnes4638 2 года назад

@ Lucas Black Yes, I can identify with that, having the painting in front of me, and then getting up and doing something else, going back several times to paint a bit here and there, not liking it, going back an hour later and so on, ad infinitum!!:D

@arelix6646 Год назад

How do you earn money painting?

@karenl6086 2 года назад

I always felt guilty for “wasting” time on the preparation, as if time not painting was time procrastinating! It’s great to hear about your process and how much time it actually takes to plan a great painting. Thank you 😊

@HoneyBunches100 2 года назад

Same here. I feel like I “wasted” my weekend by not painting even one stroke, but what I did was take reference photos, decided what I’ll paint next, then prepared the perfect canvas, and purchased the paints I’ll need. All this was necessary and I’m glad to be reminded of this.

@MetaPhysStore0770 2 года назад

Thats why she'd be called, "the rolling pin" 🤣🤣🤣

@starbird14 Год назад

Seems like quite a bit of time can be saved by deliberate planning.

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

Wow! Your reference photo process is quite complex! Amazing attention to detail.

@mikeno62 Год назад

It’s just amazing to see how much preparation there’s before even starting the first brush stroke, so what’s “behind the scene” is a lot more time consuming than people would think of, and that’s actually also a kind of art. Keep up your good work.

@LilMellowMC 2 года назад

I’m a tattoo artist in Australia and although we’re from different parts of the art world you’ve taught me so much about realism, I honestly am so very grateful you chose to show you art of this platform and express the ins and outs of an artists mind aswell as letting us know we’re not alone in feeling crazy haha thank you for all that you are 🤩🙏👏

@Firecrob 2 года назад

Such a cool painting. And yes, as an artist you go through so much more effort than just "drawing". Having good reference photos or even creating them in the first place plays already such a huge factor. Doesn't matter if you draw flowers or faces, you need reference, reference and more reference

@margieinnes4638 2 года назад

I always use a photo or picture as a reference, thought that it meant that I had no imagination/ creative ability, as I couldn't just start painting onto a canvas straight away!!

@MsCristina38 2 года назад

I love the thick, luscious brushstrokes that have thousands of hours of practice behind them. When you said in a previous video that you did paintings for a dismal $100 just to get your career going, I was like wow, he’s really dedicated and willing to start at rock bottom to work his way up to the top. And look at where you are now-incredibly skilled and still working. Honestly it’s inspiring!

@seungminsicedamericano 2 года назад

Every time you upload a video, I always think about how a lot of what you say can be applied to other kinds of art. I’m not a painter, but as a writer, I find so many of your points relatable. Doing a creative thing professionally is a lot more than just creating. Thank you for sharing the process behind this painting-it’s beautiful as always!

@PinkHatTV 2 года назад

Glad to see more artists showing the full process, it's not just painting. Well done!

@Awat__123 2 года назад

This was really helpful. I always struggled with my art process and always thought I was taking too long to actually start the painting. Thank you!

@heathermakesart 2 года назад

I’ll never forget working on a still life that had a lot of symbolic meaning about a difficult point in my life. I had spent days arranging it, photographing it, switching up elements, and it never fit quite right. Then finally, I set something up, took the picture, and when I saw it I burst into tears. It can take A LOT of fussing about, but when it clicks, it is an incredible experience.

@iHopeslast 2 года назад

It's refreshing to see the whole process of deciding what to paint and how to get there. We often get caught up in the painting itself and the skill it takes to produce said work of art. Thank you.

@islanddryad 2 года назад

I really vibe with your comparison of a artist vs a professional artist. I find that when I take extra care in my art process, even when doodling and having fun, I end up with a end result that I really like. I find that sometimes if I jump into something, head empty, I end up with something I don’t really like and I feel disappointed (as if I wasted my time, which probably isn’t necessarily true but the feeling is still valid). Learning how to balance prep work and intuition for any project is a very important skill and every creative should try and find out what ratio works best for them and their process

@artsymaddieDIY 2 года назад

SO TRUE, everything you have ever learned is in every brushstroke and purposeful drip. You don’t just come across perfectly imperfect wilted roses in moody lighting. Appreciate your sharing so much 🤗🌟💗

@kawaiikaizoku 2 года назад

Thank you for explaining it is more than just “making a pretty picture”, there is so muuuuch more involvement in the conception and planning processes before even getting to a finished piece 🎨 And Happy Birthday 🥳

@rafaeladauto4760 2 года назад

I love this channel! Alpay Efe is the reason I returned to make art after 14 years, thanks for the inspiration!!!

@derekkent3398 2 года назад

I love the purposeful "unfinished" marks that contrast the fine detail. It's awesome and inspiring!

@cheryldarrough2551 2 года назад

hello derek, How are you doing?

@CrochetFiberArt Год назад

I've been known as the person who takes close to 20 - 30 - 40 or more pictures of my subjects. Different angles, different lighting, even different seasons. It's nice to know other Artists (you) do the same thing.

@snowfire_8858 2 года назад

I love this paining! It reminds me of my mom, she loves roses and used to keep them past their fresh date, in the slight wilt that you beautifully captured. Once, I started pulling them apart when they were in this state, littering flower petals in vases and bowls around the kitchen and dinning room. i even put a flower in her hair. The smile she had on her face while she cooked dinner. The dried petals stayed there months after i left to university. She loved having them around to remind her of me now that i wasn’t home anymore. Thank you for reminding me of such beautiful memories.

@LiobaBrueckner 2 года назад

Superb storytelling and gorgeous painting as usual!!! 😍

@coreartalex6708 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing the TRUE creative process, all the shots, all the movements of the model, all the changes of positions, all the throw everything to the trash and start again …. 😆 … I’m a digital illustrator now, but my start was on old school, and yes even on digital we have all this process … honestly, love this video because, you made me feel that I’m not alone on this style of process.

@shamilarozario6655 2 года назад

It's like 90% sitting and thinking and 10% actually painting. This was hilarious but it's so true! A good artist makes something look so easy and seamless, meanwhile the prep work is 🤯 it's so worth it though Alpay! Looks amazing!

@trufuspotts1898 2 года назад

This is something I think the general public does not realize when it comes to creating a piece. It's so much more than just having talent to put down a medium and end with a beautiful result. They buying of bulk flowers and photographing as they age. Taking video just in case you missed the perfect moment with a photo. Buying and borrowing vases that you may or may not use. I'm sure the list could go on and on, but giving this small glimpse is much appreciated. It helps others understand things like pricing, dedication, costs, and just how much you gave of your talent and time to create this work for others to enjoy.

@chanelc7481 2 года назад

I have tried this "simple" effortless look to painting and it is so hard! I've struggled with achieving that exact look, but this looks great!

@kerenvalentin7082 2 года назад

Happy birthday!!! Wishing you the best in life. You are an amazing artist, and I've learned so much from you, thank you. I love the flower painting and the colors you choose. I often feel like those flowers, very moving. Enjoy your birthday today!!

@iordankamilkova8595 2 года назад

I begun my life painting and drawing. When I was 5 I was winning city competitions amongst children... My life took me to all kinds of challenges and routs, other than the life of an artist. This year I can finally do what I always wanted to do - paint! starting from A and feeling invigorated and alive again! So much to express and so little time to do it all. To all artists by heart - IT IS NEVER TOO LATE ! And to you Alpay - Thank you for your inspiring words and videos!

@jamatwar 2 года назад

One of my fondest memories with a previous art mentor was that he said… That once you find that ‘thing’ you’re interested in. Make sure that you thoroughly research all that you can before creating the work. Then after that you can keep creating.” Even though I haven’t found that thing yet. I still continue to keep that in mind whenever I gravitate to an idea/s. This video is a great example of what he was trying to explain to me.

@karynhitchman2498 2 года назад

Thanks for this video Alpay. The prep time is huge isn't it, all the thinking about it, gathering everything together and setting it up is so time consuming and all the while you're thinking about the final product. Such a journey for every painting.

@katarinakyselova5671 2 года назад

I just binge-watched so many of your videos and I still don't have enough 😂 I love watching your unique way of creating and listening to you talking about your view on art, about being a professional artist and everything

@jeanniejackson7601 2 года назад

I love you video. I've been trying my hand at watercolor painting. I'm 64 years old and always thought I could draw or paint. Never had time. Now I really enjoy all the information out there ☺️. I loved your painting and all the hard work you put into it. You couldn't have picked a better subject for me to watch you paint. Very Beautiful.👍💖

@ZanKY1066 2 года назад

You are so truthful. It is not easy to create a radom artwork, needless to say a professional piece. When someone say doing an artwork and putting it onto RU-vid is effortless, I get irritated. Thanks so much for speaking up for artist, the professional way. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼❤❤❤

@francheskad.o.5987 2 года назад

Happy birthday Alpay!! You're an absolutely inspiring artist that cease to amaze us younger artists generation. As an IBDP art student, I can definitely relate to the process making and recording of the artwork being a crucial and tedious part but can certainly be enjoyable.

@sophieneudorf6455 2 года назад

Love how you talked about the WHOLE prosses of painting. Love the colours that you use and the composition of it all. Another amazing video! Keep it up and God bless.

@ryanrizzajones 2 года назад

Just wanted to thank you for inspiring me to start drawing and painting. I've started drawing a portrait a day and I'm suprised at how good of a start I've had at it. I never would have found that if I hadn't of found your channel. I'm going to start the journey of painting in the coming weeks. Thanks again!

@paulappswildlifeart 2 года назад

I really do enjoy not only your art making, but also your personal take on the subject, always worth a listen , cheers Paul

@marcelomafra 2 года назад

I'm still impress how things start with such... weird strokes, "what the hec is he doing?" and at the end it's all magically beautiful.

@mumstheword8851 2 года назад

Wow!! I was expecting to see the water ripple as you painted the stems!! Wonderful!! Pure magic! 😃👏👏👏👏

@nomio.o270 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I'm not a professional artist but It's always nice to hear you're not the only one that is too "verpeilt" to get their reference photos "just right" the first time around just to end up using exactly those first pics. Very relatable.

@TheJancameron 2 года назад

Thanks - that was instructional and so true - nothing comes easily - you need to plan

@tinney_o9639 2 года назад

You will be remembered as the guy who made flower paintings modern and beautiful again! Loved to see all the insights in your process!

@cheryldarrough2551 2 года назад

hello tinney, What's good?

@dwallens 2 года назад

Your art is always such a joy to see created! And your "Have a good one" makes me giddy and I have to smile at the end of each video. Happy birthday, Alpay!

@samanthahuth9740 2 года назад

Thank you so much for making this video! I tend to feel guilty about the amount of time I spend on prep work and technique exploration. I think social media has led people to believe that artists just plop down and produce paintings, without giving them an accurate view of what is involved. It's so refreshing to see artists share all of the work that is involved before a brush is picked up. Thank you again 💚

@audryanikka8325 2 года назад

tomorrow is gonna be your birthday aaa🎉🎉

@Aerulium 2 года назад

This painting is absolutely gorgeous, you can really see the depth of planning and the years of experience that went into each and every brushstroke

@starwalker151 2 года назад

My daughter loves these videos and every time she watches them, she gets so excited to try something new.

@syafiqartnetwork3200 2 года назад

YOUR STYLE OF ARTWORK REALLY BLOWING MY MIND, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK

@shallevkellerman1111 2 года назад

The internet needs more videos like this showing that great outcome is the result of HARD WORK and not miracles

@evelynhunter3883 2 года назад

That is one of the most profoundly beautiful paintings I've ever seen ❤️

@AlpayEfe 2 года назад

Awww 😊

@deannfrey3469 11 месяцев назад

It’s so refreshing to hear that I’m not the only one who stresses about setting up and subject matter. I need to loosen up about that.

@louisehutton5681 2 года назад

Love your flower and portrait paintings, clean, fresh, modern...just the best. So interesting how (when you eventually get onto the painting part of your process) you limit the number of interesting and meaningful paint strokes...brush down, correct colour on, squiggle, brush up...genious!

@leslie_rish 2 года назад

I enjoy watching your process and love how you translate what you see onto the canvas. As a newbie who is rediscovering my childhood love for art, I am learning to embrace just what you said, there is so much prep work involved before you even put pencil or paint to paper or canvas 💙

@stephaniebelenets2666 2 года назад

Happy Birthday Alpay. Most people have no idea of the amount of work and preparation that goes into making a painting. They just see the final result and don't think about what it takes to get there. Thank you for talking about the behind-the-scenes things that we, who are trying to be Artists, are mostly never told about. That you can make it look so effortless just shows how much you do put into your work and I'm very impressed how your paintings speak to so many.

@chapteroona 2 года назад

Happy Birthday! Haven’t seen others share the process of creating , always enjoy your perspective. Can’t wait to see what new projects you are completing in your new year! Cheers!

@melindarivera6598 2 года назад

I think it's important to point out that if you decide to take this process to painting, that is great. But it is not necessary. You can definitely paint an amazing painting without all these bells and whistles. I just wouldn't want someone to think, "Well, I don't have access to or money for all these things so I guess I can't paint and it turn out good." You absolutely can! This is just the way he decides to do it with the time and resources available to him. You may have different amounts of time and resources and that is ok.

@Anak666100 2 года назад

Im really happy to see that you explain the preparation of a painting. Most of my friends just thought that is as simple as: It occurred me one day out of magic. And then I enjoy seeing their faces as I explain to them the hole process of making art.

@graysmth9946 Год назад

Thank you for making these videos, Alpay! They're insightful, funny, and wonderfully helpful and motivational. Would you consider making a video about specifically how you use the color checker for painting? I really enjoy and appreciate all the candid insight you share about your process, especially the ways you integrate technology into the process.

@carissakirksey6606 2 года назад

Happy Birthday! Thank you for taking the time to share your works, and for the oh so relatable painting/art commentary!

@xiezhaoru 2 года назад

Love how you paint, while I’m learning digital painting, I look up for inspiration from you, hoping to paint better. Thanks for the great patience making this video！

@TheBlackHatOutlaw 2 года назад

I may not be a fully professional artist, but I definitely understand to a certain degree the steps needed for an idea. I'm grateful to see it explained somewhere.

@perplexingHodgepodge 2 года назад

Thank you so much Alpay for making all these amazing videos for us. I have been binge watching your channel for nearly a week now and have learned so much from you that my painting style has completely changed. Which is good, because I never liked it before! It actually stopped me from painting altogether due to constant disappointment. Your rants and tangents are really what has expanded my artistic vision, more so than any other "traditional" painting tutorials, videos, documentaries, etc. The world truly looks different now - soft and nuanced and layered, the same way that I have always felt it but never been able to see or capture. You have also helped me see the value of sketches and trials - no materials are "wasted" if the final piece is exactly what I feel it should be. Herzlichen Dank!

@mathematics117 2 года назад

I love the way the particular point in the wilting process you took the paiting, like they're not fresh but not dead either- It's a great subject matter

@blitzwalker6370 2 года назад

Love the fact that the whole video is about parts of the process we don’t see and you have beautiful b-role going that no doubt had a tone of effort put into it that we won’t see. Trying to grapple with the patience needed for this concept myself and just keep reminding myself of the extreme examples like The Mona Lisa and the years of fiddling Da Vinci had in preparation of the concept.

@bootercup001 2 года назад

This is such a small bit of insight in to the HUGE process of what a piece can take, thank you for showing it!! I think it’d help for more people to be aware of what goes in to art.

@deastman2 2 года назад

I’m constantly amazed when I see you put down these seemingly haphazard brush strokes, and then a beautifully rendered image emerges!

@1005jocey 2 года назад

This painting is beautiful. I loved that you showed more of your creative process to create the composition.

@rotepaprika6774 2 года назад

Alles gute nachträglich! I am more a silent viewer for already over a year. But I really learned so much from your videos and what effort and time it actually takes to come up with ideas in general for those paintings. It shows me that you are an serious painter who loves, care and thinking a lot about his art and not just randomly throw some paint on a canvas. These qualities makes an artist who really stands out for me as an inspiring example. After my apprenticeship exams I really want to dive in more into practicing art. At least I write down every idea for future paintings. Hopefully I can implement these ideas when I am finally able to start in my small art school in my hometown again

@CreativePhenomenonArt 2 года назад

Just so beautiful and inspiring. It’s so different to watch an oil paint come to life from watching a watercolor come to life. Watching the brush stokes are just mesmerizing. I can imagine while painting, it feels the same way. I have just started my art journey and I know one day I will love oil painting myself, but for know I will paint vicariously through you. Thanks for sharing my friend I truly appreciate it. 🤗💕

@artsbyashley7875 2 года назад

How you explain things 100% hits the nail on the head! There is SO much more behind a pice of art other than just the finished product. Thanks for the great video 🙂

@hepolaroth 2 года назад

I appreciate your sharing your knowledge & experience. Listening to your videos while I paint, has changed my trajectory. I was getting pulled into more & more realism & not valuing the unique things of how I already see & make art. You’ve helped me get my confidence back, to stop comparing my work to traditional painters (although I value what I have learned) & to just be myself/ believe in my work. Thank you!

@dietblackasmr3649 2 года назад

You just so expertly capture "detail through simplicity"! It's crazy how many paintings and brush strokes go into the PRACTICE of mastering how to create detail through leaving brush strokes out, not smoothing out brush strokes, and learning to leave things alone! BEAUTIFUL!

@karissathiele3961 2 года назад

You are the most inspiring artist i’ve ever found. I’ve learned so much from listening to you, perhaps more than watching the process. This piece is really beautiful, and the colors and textures really speak to me. This was a really important video to me as a person whose just beginning to sell their art. Thank you!

@chloehutson5892 2 года назад

watching your use of brush strokes and paint is always so inspiring!

@slewp 2 года назад

this is such an insightful video

@rafs6052 2 года назад

Love your color composition and brush work. Ive been feeling so inspired by your vids and have learnt so much, thanks!

@centerededgedesignusa7957 2 года назад

Happy Birthday Alpay!! Thank you for sharing your work!

@evaprsasimonovic1433 Год назад

I admire your intellect and the way you paint. I’m just an amateur painter, sculptor and crafter and enjoy it!☺️Love from Ljubljana🇸🇮

@melissa0070 2 года назад

I love that you delved into the process that begins before the brush hits the canvas.

@YasBetancourt 2 года назад

Happy Bday! And thanks for your videos! It is important to think and have a concept in mind before starting to paint. And yes, practice makes genius. Love your work, and the serenity that your videos bring.

@malwinagarrett570 2 года назад

Fantastic video, loved seeing all the work you do behind the scenes. I sometimes have to do quite a bit of research for reference pictures to combine into what i want to paint, but it's just a hobby so i only paint when i get some inspiration. And sometimes watching your videos give me the inspiration i need so thank you for that!

@Hipi 2 года назад

your style never ceases to inspire me... it's feels so real and vibrant but your brush strokes create such a beautiful atmosphere

@JoanneHastie 2 года назад

Now that I am painting full time for 2 months now, I have noticed I spend twice the time on my reference photos (and can take twice as many), I thought I could do more work now that I have time, but it's only slightly more but with more focus and quality. I appreciate all your attentions to details, the effort comes through in your work. and PS - HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

@Larissa-fu6sy 2 года назад

Happy birthday Alpay!! Thanks for sharing your process, as a beginner painter I highly appreciate all the tips and tricks I find on youtube 🥰

@AndyJayLark 2 года назад

This is like watching a german workshop on carelessness where the whole thing starts by categorising everything into strict boundaries because we care about not caring.

@PIXARTRA 2 года назад

Amazing painting, you helped me see clearly your brush strokes. Also the effort that goes into making a painting. Thank you Alpay Efe.

@debrapaper2 2 года назад

Love everything about this video; process story, prep work, artist advice, work ethic, subject matter, but, most of all, the final result. Happy Birthday to you!

@TalaiRain 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing the effort that it takes to come up with a concept and get just the right reference. Your painting is gorgeous, as always.

@zachsimpson7220 2 года назад

I love your work your brush strokes and way you go about painting is so unique. You single handedly made me start painting after being a Copic artist for so long

@jacksonleck569 2 года назад

It's cool to see something as seemingly normal as a flower painting shown in such an interesting way. Great to see the process of how you create something like this!

@sapienproductions 2 года назад

Whilst I'm not even close to a professional I can see some of your process in my own work. Most of the effort goes into the planning and figuring out how to make the artwork I can imagine in my mind.

@robynburgess3995 2 года назад

It's awesome, I love your work! I wake up today and there was a new video. Thank you for those. They inspire me for the day. I have today off and I'm working on my first portrait oil painting. And of course I picked a harder one than I realized. I'm going to finish it because I still think I can learn from painting certain things from it.

@mirceaxvlad 2 года назад

I'm not a huge fan of still life painting, but your style sets it apart. Very nice looking piece of art! 👌

@erenapatterson65 2 года назад

Great to see short and sweet videos that are about the art. Love the painting!

@jeanetteguzman4905 2 года назад

I am amazed as always! I love how you speak about the process and how it is the most important part of a painting. Thank you for sharing. I’m just learning how to oil paint and I love watching your videos. Thank you 😊

@kristinamatty981 2 года назад

Happy birthday🥳 thank you for showing us this process, it doesn't always get shown by others and is really refreshing!

@kenharrison440 2 года назад

Thank you for your inspiration! I love the color choices, muted and faded with power! All laid out with planning and grace.. thank you for sharing.

@lib8440 2 года назад

As an art student whose still developing and exploring their own art style, its so valuable to see someone whose perfected and refined theirs, and to get an insight into what life as a professional artist might look like. That painting is insanely stunning; I usually find still life paintings to be a bit dull but your brushstrokes just add so much life and depth to the artwork!

@JoellaNotte 2 года назад

Everything you said, so true! Thank you for all of your videos, they've been an amazing learning tool to be and so many others.

@kathleenwestmacott1845 2 года назад

My birthday is the 20th of April ! I can’t wait to learn from you . I just got back into painting . I forgot how happy it makes me !! Seeing your work has inspired me to learn , learn , learn ! Thank you for sharing your gift with me !