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@susanspector9466

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Corey I cant find anyinfo on why or the reasoning for a dyptich or triptych. Can you explain or give references to read on? What about if theres space between the panels or not and whether the surface design is continuous? Help

How To Paint Like Egon Schiele or Francis Bacon would be really nice

I am absolutely loving this series! Such a fantastic teacher, I love how he integrates information about the artist and their working practice seamlessly with the work itself. I have always had difficulty appreciating more abstract art at the level I would like to, but watching the process that goes into creating them has made me feel so much more involved in the works in a way that documentaries etc have never allowed me.

my favorite part is when he said if you find yourself getting too fussy about the little things to just stop, because that's the beauty of it. I loved that. I throw away so much art cause it's not exactly perfect and the way I want it to be, and honestly if I would just push through and keep painting the it would probably all work out in the end.

You taught me more in an episode than my school art teacher has this year

Once again, Corey is a brilliant combination of presenter, instructor and artist. How lucky we are.

i never would have otherwise thought about an agnes martin grid as "fresh, direct and spontaneous"

The Bob Ross of abstract minimalism

Whether or not you enjoy this kind of artwork, this series is incredible. My girlfriend and I often go to the MoMA in SF and talk about the pieces. This series has helped me greatly appreciate the process of these works as well as the physicality and philosophy behind their design. Even beyond that the instruction is amazing - it touches on theory, materials, history and philosophy without dragging on or being pretentious. As an engineer who has taken no art classes or ever felt like they should paint - these are making me want to paint - a lot!

Please do one on Basquiat!

I love this. I love how you educate without patronising. Your videos are wonderfully calming and always inspiring. Thank You so much. Kindest regards from England.

So glad i didn't pay for art school, this is so much better, lol Thank you! I've found my painting fire again from these lessons. ;)

thank you for this. love the new series. rooting for more episodes!

@themuseumofmodernart

7 жыл бұрын

Glad you're liking IN THE STUDIO! Check back soon for two new episodes!

@lindaromano5657

7 жыл бұрын

Love these videos...mesmerising to watch and always take away information and inspiration. Than you.

i could watch these all day,great teacher.

OMG! I love this series! I feel like I'm in a real art class. Thank you so much for offering an abundance of good, hard knowledge in a formal yet very understandable way. It's so interesting to learn about the artists.

Agnes Martin is one of my favorite artists. This is a wonderful series and when I saw this one come up on my suggestions I stopped everything to watch. Thank you. Also- How to paint like Paul Klee would be great. I love his work.

I cant go to any sort of art school where I live so I'm very gratefull for these videos and this channel , it's like having the best teachers at home. Please keep doing lessons like that, its so helpfull.

Love your hands on tutorials Corey they give me so many ideas for my own work and the insights you explain are very worthwhile,please keep the ball rolling with other artists we need to know more about,you are the man to explain these precious techniques,thank you.

I love the way he talks about paintings, so elegant

Who is this guy? He really knows his stuff!

I really love this series. Recently discovered them and already I'm already addicted. Thank you very much.

i love how this gives a new perspective on the preparation and thought process behind modern art, please continue making more of these!! I go to SF MoMA all the time because I live down the street from it so I love knowing more about the artists featured there

Corey, you are a treasure. These videos are so clean, clear, and inspiring. Thank you.

Love this series, especially how you're making longer videos.

Of all the demos from this channel, I think this one is the most difficult and I commend you for your bravery! Every stroke is bare and visible. I hope to try this as a meditative activity someday.

I've really been enjoying these painting videos - as someone who knows nothing about art this great learning opportunity plus it's fun to watch him create interesting paintings!

Corey, you are a very good teacher! Thank you for this series.

How to paint like Claude Monet? ☺️

@themuseumofmodernart

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the suggestion-we'll pass along to Corey!

This was so interesting, Corey is a wonderful teacher.

Fantastic demonstration Corey! Thank you so much!

I love him! He’s a great teacher !

Agnes Martin one of my favorites artists 😍

I love these, very instructional, and informative. More please. Thanks.

IN THE STUDIO Excellent videos! Thank you for your hard work. Observation, demonstration, explanation, camera work, lighting, location....Perfect.

Corey is an amazing teacher - am loving these videos. Cheers, DEB T

I love this series!

love this

About the best paint serie on youtube. Thank you

Dude, just so you know I've enjoyed all of the how to pain like series. It's cool and I appreciate the commentary as you demonstrate., Thank you so much. I would like to see some impressionism paint-thrus though :)

this guy makes a grid fascinating :) what a good teacher

Amo esta clase, gracias!

Love the way you teach.

Living for art drake

Stunning!!!

Let's get a how to paint like Rembrandt!

@maggyfrog

7 жыл бұрын

i second that. heck i'd settle for lesser masters like dali. i mean no hate, i just want a "paint like.." about dead old masters

@hifijohn

7 жыл бұрын

no, that takes talent.

@maggyfrog

7 жыл бұрын

+hifijohn i'd like to think that if given the chance, this guy can show that he's talented

@hifijohn

7 жыл бұрын

painting like the masters is a million levels beyond this 2nd grade style painting.

@maggyfrog

7 жыл бұрын

+hifijohn you're only seeing him copy famous contemporary artists. of course it doesn't look like it requires a great deal of skill and talent. it doesn't mean he doesn't have talent or skill.

Enjoyed this one. Thanks.

very nice series. thank you

Brilliant video. Thankyou.

Cory you are an insightful amazing teacher.

Really good please more

LOVE your videos!!

I love these videos

That's so cool.

love it thank you very much! 💕💕💕💕💕💕

Perfect!!!

Really love to watch your demos. Would love to see a demo of Jean-Michel Basquiat.

I like it!!

Awesome series would love to see a How to paint like Ben Quilty

Corey d'Augustine is our modern day Bob Ross

Thanks!

Thank you.

Think I'm going to have to re-watch this one, not entirely clear on how to draw a basic grid and put a mark in each one. All I can say I wow the things people appreciate as art stuns me beyond belief

When du you explain Chagal please! Thanks for this series.

This is so very interesting 🧐 .

Just wondering how you would preserve a canvas like that? Would you varnish it with a couple of layers of gloss acrylic varnish then a layer of matt varnish. Would you have to use an isolation layer? etc.

instant like!

I want more videos from you

Wow! What I find Soo very fascinating is the e-course offered😍 Thank you MOMA and Mr Corey D! (& sponsors VW) I am hooked!

Tune in for a live Q&A with Corey on Thursday, September 14 at 3:00 p.m. EDT. He’ll be answering any questions you might have on artists, materials, and techniques. He’ll also be revealing the next episode of IN THE STUDIO to go into production!

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yes! the imperfection is beautiful!

Would pouring a resin or sealant of sorts preserve this painting without disturbing the graphite lines?

Just like a cookery demonstration.

Do Deibenkorn if thius is series is going to be picked up again

Can your please do one on Basquiat!

What is it for that prime layer?? And what is that?

A higher resolution for these videos may be a little nicer. 1440p or even 4k.

yes maximalist, still binge-watching :) in isolation... : q

I love your videos - so far I’ve tried painting like De Kooning. Question: why do you refer to Agnes Martin as “Agnes”? The men are “Rothko,” “De Kooning,” “Pollock,” etc. Seems like a surviving tinge of chauvinism.

i'm so happy i found this series, thank you for uploading

What is the reason for applying primer?

Can we make this style with oil painting ?

i just spent 20 minutes on.. when aint gonna lie. i think like i could paint things like this.

How do u get the pencil marks off?? You wouldn't want to use an eraser, would you?

Do one on hope gangloff please!

hills or mountains are triangular, and even some rocks.

Well you kinda need steady hand and that's all. I would use those as an decoration. Not provocating to see, but still kinda pleasure to see them.

17:04 marker for me to come back. I want to process what he just said.

Traducción al español sería genial

I appreciate the tension and think it's a beautiful thought, but how is this a nice painting?

ive got a bit of a love hate relationship with abstract art and i do admire martins work. that being said it just looks like a fucking lined notebook with dots....but i kinda like it

This was such a nice video! Really enjoyed it.

You are the cool sequel of bob ross

You leave the grid?

Please a Velasquez how to

Great series but we don't make "errors" we make human variations! It is the definition of hand made!

👌

Zhou should have known how strong yellow pigment is

I would be so triggered by these 2 or 3 wider lanes. They really are the center of attention.

Where are triangles in nature? In mountains, in the shape of ears of various animals, in the beaks of birds, the empty space between 2 legs and the ground when moving. The strength of a triangle is not consciously shown to us but enters our subconscious as all images of perfection does.