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1) Creating an original painting in acrylic on canvas
Posted on November 26th, 2009 7 comments
View or buy my paintings here: members.shaw.ca Shows how I’m beginning to create one of my paintings on canvas. I am holding the camera in one hand while painting with my other hand. I put the canvas on the floor and bend over it when I paint. I paint from imagination and don’t look at any models or sketches – I just start painting on a blank canvas like you see in this video, inventing the image as I create it – it feels like the image is creating itself when I paint. You can see the …
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i love it!!!
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dchucksster May 28th, 2008 at 09:03
love the painting and I am most intrigued by the one at the back on the rt hand side towards the end of the video. I visited your website, your work is so wonderful!
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MartinaPaintings June 2nd, 2008 at 03:18
Thanks, I’m happy you like it – you have some cool paintings in your videos as well!
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cosmicheartcentre January 16th, 2009 at 15:00
i love how you allow the paint to drip and then just spread intuitively it into a form.
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MartinaPaintings January 18th, 2009 at 19:04
Thanks, I think it’s important for an artist to allow the inspiration to flow freely which basically means getting ‘out of the way’ as much as possible. Sometimes it really feels like my hand just moves by itself and I’m only an observer
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I've been denying the artist inside me for too long. It seems to be that no mater what I do in life, things always bring me back to my Art. I love it, I enjoy it, it defines me. At the moment I'm just following my dreams, doing what I love...
Painting has always been a long time hobby of mine, but over the past couple of years it has been something I've found myself doing more and more and I've given a lot of my work away without documenting it, so a lot of it is lost in the sands of time... With the site I'm hoping to get a lot more exposure and feedback on my work which will help me to grow and develop further as an artist. All comments and critiques are welcome!Powered by WP Robot
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