Quick u0026 Easy Abstract Painting Warm Up Exercise / Art Tutorial for Beginners u0026 Experienced Artists

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Comments Quick u0026 Easy Abstract Painting Warm Up Exercise / Art Tutorial for Beginners u0026 Experienced Artists

your attitude is very pleasing, and your demo leaves enough room for others creativity Not like "ok, we're all going to paint this abstract painting just the way I did it" Thanks
Comment from : Dwight Shackelford

Brilliant - thank you for the inspiration 🙏
Comment from : Rainbow Lane

Love how it turned out! ❤
Comment from : Veronica Huddleston

Thank you, so beautiful and inspiring! 9:34
Comment from : Judith Steinmann

I think I need to learn more This looks incredibly fun! brThank you❤
Comment from : Linda Skode

Wow!!
Comment from : Linda Skode

I love all your art work Jackie but this one is probably my favorite I love the bright colors They shout, "look at me, I'm beautiful"
Comment from : Marla Baum

😍😍, do you have a follow up on these ?
Comment from : Ann Marie Quinlan

I feel like this is what I need to do daily to stretch the muscle Fabulous Ty love
Comment from : A Hot MS -Brittany Quiroz-

Do you prime the watercolor paper first? Or is it watercolor paper?
Comment from : Ivy Wreden

This was really cool to watch When you used the regular pencil, we’re you making marks on the paint- or actually drawing with it? Also- do you think with abstract art/ collage, that using most any material is acceptable even if it may not be something that will last ( not fade or degrade)?
Comment from : Lisa G

I’ve just subscribed to your channel Are you part of Louise’s Art Tribe?
Comment from : Diana Shipp

Love the cake spatula
Comment from : Emmanuel Power

Loved the results
Comment from : Ayesha Sheikh

Love how these came out Looking forward to see where you take them!❤
Comment from : Pia Kelley

Those came out beautiful!
Comment from : paintingtracey

loved these so much Each piece looked like a finished art piece 🤩
Comment from : Alina Naeem

I see images in these I think it would be interesting to make the images more defined
Comment from : Lucinda Dangles

Ahhhh Very cool Going to try this since I've been in a slump Hard not to feel the pressure to put out an "excellent" piece every time brAlso hard sometimes to remember I can just start and let the flow take over Thank you! Really enjoyed your video and watching you work Very nice!
Comment from : MidniteMoon

Wow - such a wonderful exercise! Thank you!!!
Comment from : Joan Zivi

Thanks
Comment from : Norman Merrill

I do this also’ especially when I get the arty block”” I’ve seen me sit looking at the blank canvas for up to an hour many times this process gets you back on track! No masterpieces just playtime !
Comment from : John Kitching

Really interesting and inspiring Thank you
Comment from : Emmanuel Power

What is the design composition of this piece?
Comment from : Karla britfeld

Love it
Comment from : foxy lady

Yowza! That was a terrific tutorial/demo Jackie Your instincts are so finely tuned and the results beautifully energetic Yes, Louise is great, and you are a star Thank you
Comment from : Ann Rubino

Thank you for the enjoyable content, appreciate you sharing ❤
Comment from : Ali Craig

i will definitely try this letting go technique love your videos when you talk about using crayons, are you taking about kids' crayons, like crayola brand?
Comment from : cynthia thomas

Loved this video! Thank you
Comment from : kascia lelonek

Thank you, I love this I love Louise Fletcher’s work, videos and podcasts too, very inspirational
Comment from : Jan Williams

May I ask what blue you use? In most of your videos it looks like a Prussian or a Lagoon blue?
Comment from : Carl Hagemann

148 This work is very interesting in my mind for imagining myself to run away as if to pursue my dreams watch for my abstract too
Comment from : Healing Thoughts