The BEST 6 TIPS on How To Get Started with Abstract Art

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If you’re wanting to move into creating Abstract Art there is lots of advice out there. I’ve discovered that asking Google HOW TO CREATE ABSTRACT ART resulted in bad advice. In this video I go through why Google has it wrong and what my BEST 6 TIPS are.
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@lobstermash 16 дней назад

I think it's also a good idea to read about the basics of colour theory and get or make a colour wheel. Otherwise a lot of experimentation with colour can be quite discouraging and wasteful of paint because there are so many mistakes to be made. I also wondered if "Start with black and white" was meant to suggest that you map out the painting by value- i.e. black, white, and greys, before adding colour. I could see the point of that. It was such an odd suggestion.

@flolangley5034 Год назад

Thank you Judy :)

@minervoisgal Год назад

the red x'es cracked me up! thank you for all your very fine videos.

@judywoodsart Год назад

Glad you like them!

@raerae6422 Год назад

Lol Google. "Go large" is terrible advice for beginners. Im surprised something crucial like learning the design elements wasnt on Google's list! My advice would be work on paper and allow yourself to make HEAPS of incomplete pieces, while you let yourself play and explore different mediums and tools. Also, dont even think about judging yourself in a negative way. Just focus on learning.

@user-zx2mz9gc9l Год назад

Thanks Judy xx

@juliefifield2201 Год назад

Excellent Perspectives

@judywoodsart Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@kerryjordan2525 Год назад

Thanks Judy. As an older person, who loves to paint, with no formal training, I am lost. Your tips will be so helpful.

@judywoodsart Год назад

Don't be lost - have you got my promptsheet? You can find the link to the download in the blurb under the video.

@kerryjordan2525 Год назад

@@judywoodsart many thanks Judy, will jump into it asap!

@ellenvd5543 10 месяцев назад

Thanks so much for sharing the good advice!

@ellenvd5543 10 месяцев назад

And also for the sheet, I just read it!

@judywoodsart 10 месяцев назад

You are so welcome!

@kellybeale1895 Год назад

Thank you so much Judy!! So grateful for your tips and prompt sheet!!! So excited to get home and paint tonight ❤❤❤

@judywoodsart Год назад

Have fun!

@TamarasAmazingArtAdventures Год назад

Totally agree with all you have said. Thanks!

@judywoodsart Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@angelinamichelle8474 Год назад

Cool vid. Clever, funny and helpful. Keep sharing. Thankyou!

@judywoodsart Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@Paula-jl6uf Год назад

This was the most helpful peice of information to find my visual language. Something ive been struggling with. Thank you.

@judywoodsart Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@puresunrays80 6 месяцев назад

Found this very useful. I'm coming into my second year of exploring my art. For me it really is about what I like, what I feel. If I start to overthink it goes wrong. I breathe art. I had to take a step back and almost put on blinkers from everybody else's art, such as Facebook groups I was in. It was too overwhelming and too much pressure. Only now am I starting to look at other's work, both smaller artists and the masters and seeing what I like about it and seeing if there are any aspects that I can take and make my own.

@judywoodsart 6 месяцев назад

Yes, focus is important. And asking WHY? Why do I resonate with this work?

@dixieandkurt 11 месяцев назад

I’m so grateful❣️

@susiehagemeister5124 Год назад

Can't find the notes or tips...

@judywoodsart Год назад

Look below the video and make sure you expand the message

@yerkelmarr 11 месяцев назад

I'm afraid I have to disagree with a lot of what you said here Judy, especially the idea of learning from the masters. Picasso deconstructed all the masters he admired and ended up creating some of the most creative art in history. I believe it's really important to understand why the masters created such great art and how they did it. Without any understanding of art theory you're just making meaningless marks

@judywoodsart 11 месяцев назад

I don't mean you shouldn't learn from the masters - there is a lot to be gained by studying what they did. However to find YOUR style of art you have to look within - I believe.

@carolethomas5418 10 месяцев назад

I agree with Judy. Also meaningless marks cannot be so if they come from yourself. Meaningful doesn't mean what the classics do or what art theory teaches.

@NarcArtTherapy 10 месяцев назад

I just watched an interview with Ron Hicks. He was saying that a balance between skill and personal creativity was important. I believe that was your point Judy. I feel as though knowing the rules allows artists to break through them into their own identity as an artist and create unique and authentic works.