Of all the amazing artists featured on Colour of Your Life, you are among my favorite! Your innovative style sets your work apart and inspires creativity. Thank you for sharing your process, Graeme. Please include more demonstrations from your studio.

@ColourinyourlifeAu

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Fred, I just saw your post. I'm so bust its hard to get back to everyone. Thanks for your comments. Always trying to do more things, hope you are well, Graeme

Thanks for sharing!!! Support from the Midwest USA! 🥰

Love your work, love the shirt.

What an incredible multimedia journey.... ! I hope you’ll be doing more of these and good luck for the shoulder op ! 🙏🎨🙏🎨🙏

Quite amazing. Fascinated by the process... have Subscribed so I can see more! Thank you for making the effort to show all this.

beautiful piece Graham and love the T-shirt too.

@ColourinyourlifeAu

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you like it!

Very beautiful result! Love your video and tips!

Now I have to find Part One!!! Love your series Put Some Colour in Your Life!! Trouble with your particular episodes I’m always missing what’s before and after! Your techniques are always very complicated, I get curious but can’t quite follow. I think I need in person lessons!!!!!!!

@ColourinyourlifeAu

2 жыл бұрын

we can do that Marilyn, Graeme

@marilynbarker8255

2 жыл бұрын

@@ColourinyourlifeAu Thank you Graeme… I’m here in the USA! I’ll just keep watching! Absolutely love your series.

Real treat to be able to watch you work, especially twice. Beautiful artwork, fascinating techniques, too. I hope your shoulder is easier, now, I don't know if this will help you, I have a pillow filled with light sand that can be moulded to support my hand and arm when I can paint. Thank you for lighting fresh sparks!

@ColourinyourlifeAu

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Debra, things are going well in the shoulder department now, Graeme

@debramoss2267

4 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad to hear that.

Beautiful end result. Love the different techniques particularly incorporating gold, with realism and abstract and of course the different textures. Would appreciate more videos like this.

It’s a very cool subject, Graeme! Love the patterns, textures, colours, shine and all....very complex work, and a pleasingly balanced work.

Wow, This is stunning Graeme. I love using different mediums and I enjoyed watching your video’s. Thank you.

Thank You !

Que canal maravilhoso!!!😍 Só tem artista fera!!!🐆🦅🎨🖼❤️

Graeme I enjoyed seeing your process. I love the textures, gold leaf and your detailing by using paynes gray. Wonderful painting thanks for sharing your art. 🙂🇨🇦

@ColourinyourlifeAu

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Gayle. glad you enjoyed the process. Will try nd do some more when i get back from Hong Kong, Graeme

Absolutely wonderful demo on mixed media, thank you.

Graeme, this is a wonderful demonstration, and I hope to try it out soon. Will you eventually have an online class about your techniques? Would you consider a course that people can take on their own time, so you don't have to be present on line when they do so?

@ColourinyourlifeAu

4 жыл бұрын

Go For it Denise. youll be fine, Graeme

So interesting , great fun and great result

So very creative Love your Imagination and Technique

thank you so much for keep going with this videos, I really apreciate the efort as an artist myself, hi from México.

That's an interesting painting. I'm interested in art that combines representational styles with abstract styles.

Is beautiful 👌

When you used the squeeze tubes, were they filled with just normal acrylics or was there an additive in it to give it substance?

@ColourinyourlifeAu

4 жыл бұрын

just normal Acrylic Phil. I do water it down occasionally, Graeme

Good stuff man. Looks awesome

Beautiful work. Interesting to watch all your different techniques and the effects achieved. Do you have a solid plan where your going before starting or are you just go with the flow as you create? I would be scared of it being too busy, but it really looks amazing. Great video.

@ColourinyourlifeAu

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Janet, sometimes you just have to start and take the journey. If you have experimented with all of your techniques you will know what is coming next, Graeme

Hi. I'm not an artist by any stretch of the imagination but I have been watching these shows for a while on channel 44. I find them both fascinating and theraputic in equal measure. I was wondering why carbon paper was the medium of choice for transfering the image to the canvas? For someone with a shoulder injury might it have been easier to trace around the black and white image with a lead pencil, place it on the canvas (traced side down) and trace the same lines on the reverse side. You could do this either side depending on whiether you wanted a mirror image or not. This isn't a critacism, its just that what you did looked a little labour intensive. About 3 years ago I was diagnosed with a mitochondrial disorder which means I have very minimal energy so I tend to spend a lot of time thinking about the best way to expend the least amount of energy before doing anything. Again, not a critacism, just curious if there was a reason for carbon paper in particular. Hope that your shoulder surgery went well and that you have had a speedy recovery. :)

@ColourinyourlifeAu

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Anon, I do both methods but the carbon paper works best when you have put down a lot of acrylic paint as a base of some sort and the pencil just does not hold to the canvas as well, Graeme

@anonamuss1604

4 жыл бұрын

Cool. I figured there would be a logical reason. Thank you for your response :)

i absolutely love this painting. Can you tell me where you found the pic or what words to type in to find pics like this, I love the original working pic . You can do so much with pictures like this.thank you so much for your informative video. Thanks from the US.

@ColourinyourlifeAu

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the comments, Graeme