Painting your experiences of landscape | Abstract art vlog | Finding your flow 

What I LOVE about non-realism work is that you don’t know where it’s going till it has gone there. And wow. Look how gorgeously you’ve interpreted ‘mystery’ 😍 Can’t wait to see what’s next.

It was so cool watching this come together! Love having a peek at your process. Beautiful work, as always!

Thank you loved this video So inspiring and I loved your colours and the way you use them.

Aaaah! I need to go paint noooowww! Thanks for the inspo Orla!

Watching you work makes me want to get all my art supplies out and play. Thanks for the great process video.

Wow.I like this very much.

Thank you Orla ❤🐈

This is fascinating, I am loving abstract work at the moment ☺☺

Thank you for taking the time to share your process. I don’t try to get into a flow state because for me, it is like stepping into a naturally flowing stream - once I step in - start (and that can mean many things such as jotting down ideas, experimenting with colours or making collage papers, or even visiting a museum ) I tend to float along with it. I feel blockages are a but like large boulders that sticks and leaves get caught against forming a large pool which eventually overflows the debri. For me this manifests as being on one part or activity for what feels like too long but I end up either just sticking with it and building, or, like a river, overflowing the banks and finding my way back to the main stream through a different means. I’m lucky that I make art as a hobby so there is never any pressure or deadline. ,

You work in such a cool way...love the layering very much and the idea of painting words or emotions is so inspiring!❤❤❤

Thank you Orla I love your videos and beautiful artwork 😊❤

This was a super interesting video… than you

I don't get to watch your videos as often as I like, but I wish I could give you extra 'likes' >> I just wish Yotube had a 'Love' button...

I found you down the RU-vid rabbit warren which was a blessing. You have a very interesting process. My immediate thought on your prompt was 'sea mist-ery' and you mentioned the word mist several times. I wonder if it occurred to you? What is the translucent glaze that you use please?