Inspiration piece: Press 1964 by Robert Rauschenberg 

Thank you for this very nice homage to Robert Rauschenberg. He is one of my favorite artists. His life and rise as a famous artist is interesting. Mr. Rauschenberg was the epitome of a "starving artist" because he was so poor he often had no money to eat, let alone to pay for his art supplies. It was because of this that he became what is known as a "trash" artist and he would implement what he found on the streets to fill the void of paint and supplies that he could not buy. He used found candy wrappers, nails, license plates, among many other things to create his pop art pieces. Great job Whisperer.

Hi Fulton, I learned a great deal from this video. Your consistent commentary and explanation is helpful and inspiring. All three are original and eye catching. I believe this was the first time I didn’t see you using circles in collage. The mark making seems to complement all elements within these works of art. Again the color palette blends beautifully. Love the third pieces. Thank you for your teaching and doing another great artist homage. Sending blessings your way.❤️❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻

Whatever you create IT IS always new and exciting. I love IT!❤❤❤

Nice transcription. Forever learning. Knowledge is a light burden. Thank you. Perfect paper for the process.

What a thrill watching each pull.

I am learning from the master; i am placing the collage pieces almost where you do. Thank you for your thoughtful and masterly art productions and introductions to artists and art exhibitions.

Well, you just sent me down the rabbithole, researching Rauschenberg! Found a wonderful BBC documentary. TY, Fulton! 🎉

Thank you for another wonderful class this is absolutely amazing.

Your collage is always the perfect finish! ❤

All good but like you, no. 3 is my fav 👍🥰

I like the Richardson paper as well

Grazie mille per i tuoi suggerimenti. Thank you so much for your help!

Thank you for sharing your art journey, l always enjoy them. Robert Rauschenbergs work is very inspirational. I like how you use other artists work for inspiration, we can all learn from others. Thanks again Fulton.........Alioban ❤

How did I not know about him? Amazing

Yes! Well done

I’ve always been a fan of Rauschenberg’s work. Thanks !

Like your interpretation of Robert Rauschenberg's work, as he is one of my favorite artists.

So nice

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I always enjoy your inspiration pieces. And look through my own books for color schemes and design. But this is all retrospective. What do you think is the next jump in art? Why is the third print always the favorite? Is it the unexpected mixing of the first two ?

All three of these got my attention, especially the first and last one. You’ve been an inspiration to me since I first discovered you back in April. I appreciate that you take the time to explain the process in detail. Thank you for all you do. 🙏🏻 Do you use any kind of fixative for protection before you sell or frame your art? *I saw a video of Robert Rauschenberg on a show called Sunday at the Met. It’s a really cool interview from February 2006.*