From Concept to Canvas with Michael Hafftka | The Creative Process
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Get a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process from the internationally acclaimed expressionist painter, Michael Hafftka. From finding the right subject matter to promoting works on social media, Michael shows us what he does to create artwork that hangs in top galleries and museums, including the MET, MOMA, The National Gallery of Art, and more.
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Ideas can come from the most unusual, unconventional, and unexpected sources, and everyone has a unique way of generating that spark. In THE CREATIVE PROCESS, award-winning designers and accomplished artists take us behind the scenes to share their creative process. They explain their method of defining the concept and walk us through their various stages of development.
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one of my favorite modern artists
I appreciate your perspective on the art process beginning at concept and sitting in your own stewing state of mind. I think the tendency for me is to "just make something pretty." This video reminds me there is more to the final product than visual relativity. My takeaway is to create something that makes someone feel. After all, beauty can be a fleeting thought and my favorite artists made overwhelming impressions on me lasting years. Thank you.
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Me too. I love the prettiness and cleanliness of magazines photography. When I paint my desire is to express myself but the “make something pretty” is a real obstacle and it gets me overwhelmed and unfocused.
Wow this was so insightful, thank you for sharing your creative analysis, I love the callout with the connection to Engineering. I follow a similar creative process as what you shared when I paint, as well as when I create data models
I love this
Learn many good things, thanks for sharing 🥰
this is literally my process