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The Founder of the Lost Line by Helen Van Wyk 

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With the advent of the 17th century, the art of painting underwent a remarkable transformation. Previously confined to flat, two-dimensional representations, paintings began to exhibit a newfound depth and realism. Figures seemed to leap off the canvas, creating the illusion of space beyond the frame. This revolutionary change was attributed to the discovery of the "lost line" by 17th-century painters. By skillfully blending sharp, defined edges with soft, blurred ones, these artists achieved a harmonious balance that added significant dimension to their works. This technique not only enhanced the vividness of the scenes but also made them more lifelike and dynamic.
Helen cleverly uses the term "Founder" as a play on the word "found." Although the words have distinct meanings, in this context, "founder" aptly describes the 17th-century painters as both the discoverers and creators of the lost line technique. This innovative approach marked a pivotal moment in the history of art, forever changing how scenes were depicted and perceived.
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legendary artist and instructor. Discover invaluable tips, techniques, and inspiration as Helen shares her wealth of knowledge. Whether you're a beginner seeking guidance or a seasoned artist looking to refine your existing skills, Helen's timeless wisdom and contagious enthusiasm will ignite your creativity and elevate your art to new heights.
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Комментарии : 50   
@louhautdavid6451
@louhautdavid6451 Месяц назад
Despite I come a generation after, I really appreciate Helen's approach. It's the perfect balance between the figurative and a subtle abstract. Even classical painters as Wermeer did it if you look at the details. Her show is full of good lessons.
@ritabykhovsky4175
@ritabykhovsky4175 Месяц назад
Thank you for making me feel happy every time I see a video of Helen. I am 87 and started learning to paint 6 years ago. I am originally from Russia, so I never saw Helen teaching before. I love her way. Blessings.
@LauranneJ679
@LauranneJ679 Месяц назад
Thank you for posting these videos. I was never able to see her shows due to my location but I have bought all her books and videos that are available to me. I did some research and was blown away by just how many programmes that were recorded. I wish they could be made available, like Bob Ross, for everybody to enjoy for many years to come. This beautiful and talented person should never be forgotten.
@shannonpeak2790
@shannonpeak2790 Месяц назад
Whoever keeps uploading these new videos. I greatly appreciate. It. She is a brilliant teacher
@susansouthern6704
@susansouthern6704 Месяц назад
I've been painting for many years and never fail to learn from her videos every time.
@forrest603
@forrest603 Месяц назад
I really miss Helen. I watched her programs when I was younger and I always *learned* something! Loved her personality and vibrance. She was one of a kind.
@augustasilvis297
@augustasilvis297 Месяц назад
I have watched so many different ways of painting and I find your way of explaining is so unique from all the rest.So greatful that I found your video.Bless you
@SteveL2012
@SteveL2012 Месяц назад
Genius. I love the effect of lost edges. In watercolor I particularly love when color escapes an edge. It’s the coolest effect. Thank you Helen!
@amazinggrace5692
@amazinggrace5692 Месяц назад
Just discovered this wonderful woman. She drops things like me.
@HelenVanWyk
@HelenVanWyk Месяц назад
It means you're not afraid!
@SusanDuda
@SusanDuda Месяц назад
Great teacher and painter. I have missed seeing her. Thanks for reposting.
@MykolasGilbert
@MykolasGilbert Месяц назад
Back in the early 90's I became a fan of Helen VanWyk, and watched her show all the time! She was an incredible Artist and Teacher! I think I've got a number of her shows on video, only they're on a Beta format! I think I could watch Helen paint those wonderful strokes of her brush all day and still learn something. It's sad she's not around anymore, a nice person who was doubly talented as an inspirational Artist and Teacher.
@loisgopin6682
@loisgopin6682 Месяц назад
I learn something every time I watch you. Thank you so much. Lois
@loisgopin6682
@loisgopin6682 Месяц назад
I have been painting over 70 years and you still amaze me.
@brannonmcclure6970
@brannonmcclure6970 Месяц назад
This woman is elegant. Her work is elegant too… She is art; so, art radiates from her.🧑‍🎨♾️👨‍🎓
@craft-o-matic399
@craft-o-matic399 Месяц назад
Thank you dear Helen! Lisa
@velvetbees
@velvetbees Месяц назад
Helen was an excellent teacher, and a good hearted person. She was also intelligent! She knew how to do something, or figured it out as she went.
@TrishBlassingame
@TrishBlassingame Месяц назад
I learned so much from Helen. I distinctly remember the first time I watched this episode! So glad these shows were saved and we're able to see them again.
@bj6116
@bj6116 Месяц назад
Thank you for posting these. I used to record Helen on VHS. Unfortunately they are now gone. I gained so much useful knowledge from her. ❤
@anikindarji875
@anikindarji875 Месяц назад
Even the cameraman is indeed a level ahead from these nowadays ....alongside
@elisafinch1325
@elisafinch1325 Месяц назад
Thank you is good to see here...she was my teacher....Elisa Finch
@veronicadavila3180
@veronicadavila3180 Месяц назад
Thank you, that was very nice. Drawing and painting sculptures especially the Venus de Milo can be daunting and complicated. You did a marvelous job teacher.
@alejandra4253
@alejandra4253 Месяц назад
Maravilloso !, Gracias gracias !
@reemara
@reemara Месяц назад
wow, those videos are a treasure.. i'm so happy to have run into your channel.. thank you..
@HelenVanWyk
@HelenVanWyk Месяц назад
Welcome and enjoy Helen's lessons. More to come.
@marthacanady9441
@marthacanady9441 Месяц назад
She’s a master for sure.
@missasinenomine
@missasinenomine Месяц назад
How on earth you don't get oil paint all over your expensive clothes is a mystery that's never been revealed to me.
@lindathaxton1994
@lindathaxton1994 Месяц назад
Excellent information - thank you - thank you - I do watercolor - this really helps me “see” better! Glad I found you!
@susankolpack7044
@susankolpack7044 29 дней назад
Awesome lessons on line 👍
@davidmckayii752
@davidmckayii752 Месяц назад
Great work. 😊😊 Thanks for explaining the lost line, it is like painting in 3d.
@sonyaburke1605
@sonyaburke1605 Месяц назад
I'm so glad to see Helen again hooray
@paulashford4155
@paulashford4155 Месяц назад
So good!
@windywednesday4166
@windywednesday4166 Месяц назад
"We're always seeing the light, hallelujah. " 😂❤😊
@augustasilvis297
@augustasilvis297 Месяц назад
Thank u so much for your time.i might know how to paint the pan of soup but I would like to see the another painting please.
@roxanacastroj
@roxanacastroj Месяц назад
Thank You ❤
@DakotaFord592
@DakotaFord592 Месяц назад
Love these videos!!
@joannamccraney3148
@joannamccraney3148 Месяц назад
Awesome
@emryborge7027
@emryborge7027 Месяц назад
Thank you!❤
@rhqstudio4107
@rhqstudio4107 Месяц назад
RU-vid Gold
@mahmoudelhennawy5505
@mahmoudelhennawy5505 Месяц назад
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
@outtathyme5679
@outtathyme5679 Месяц назад
She’s the Julia Child of art
@maisaabdulrazek5700
@maisaabdulrazek5700 Месяц назад
@lindathaxton1994
@lindathaxton1994 Месяц назад
Hard or soft edges (watercolor)
@jasonmillers6941
@jasonmillers6941 Месяц назад
What is the long stick for?
@HelenVanWyk
@HelenVanWyk Месяц назад
It's called a mahl stick, also known as a mahlstick. Helen uses it to steady her brush hand while painting finer details. Here is a short video about it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-L8xitFMBC0g.htmlsi=DKhfs2_g2bIueV_e
@jasonmillers6941
@jasonmillers6941 Месяц назад
@@HelenVanWyk Thank you.
@Nancy-tr5fi
@Nancy-tr5fi 16 дней назад
It is the classic way of keeping safe the way you already painted an area.
@rafishafiro3024
@rafishafiro3024 29 дней назад
why does my white not cover the black like in the video
@HelenVanWyk
@HelenVanWyk 29 дней назад
Great question. Helen used dark color thinned with turpentine to do the initial placements. This mix is very fast drying. Those crazy looking placement lines are nearly dry by the time she starts in with the oils. Give it a try. Thanks for your support, it is appreciated.
@rafishafiro3024
@rafishafiro3024 26 дней назад
@@HelenVanWyk thanks to you
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