I adore this painting. Definitely raw and not overworked. Beautiful colors too.
@rayak70716 сағат бұрын
I needed to hear this soooo badly!!! Thank you!
@diannebond56568 сағат бұрын
Well for the first time I am seeing landscape, a water pool, a handbag …. Lots of things… maybe the space/size allows for easier discoveries.
@elainebisconti219311 сағат бұрын
5:00
@ellenbarnett519911 сағат бұрын
What wonderful stories to listen to!!! Adventures that never seem to end. I'm amazed at your experiences to feel the freedom of experiencing life with each other. You seem to be an amazing family. I truly enjoyed your adventures. Thank you for sharing yourselves with me.
@alancayton5103Күн бұрын
Tom Sawer painting a fence.
@teresaglasgow4442Күн бұрын
Was the end result what you started out thinking it would be? Mind never is
@angiewillsonarteКүн бұрын
leave it - nothing is resolved now- no need to put black up on the right - how about breaking that rule? because you are NW, it'll sell; if someone else did it - it probably wouldn't:) this is because you've done the hard work over the decades to get your name out there! no easy to do!
@flowerchild60Күн бұрын
Love the rawness and spontaneity ❤
@julienachamkin4386Күн бұрын
Nick and Adam, Thank you. I am new to the Art2Life Academy. I’ve been practicing art over the past 7 years and started in my late 50’s. Nick, great interview. Your questions were asked as if they were my own. Just wonderful. Adam, listening to your journey fills my heart with joy. I will be sure to follow you.
@patriciamckeen432Күн бұрын
Adam needs to do a few sessions in D.C.
@judithsilver1978Күн бұрын
Great breakout Nick! Hope you pursue this direction!
@jeanniesilva67412 күн бұрын
I like the large shapes on one side with 5 or so smaller shapes traveling around. ❤❤❤
@rosedalessandro39252 күн бұрын
I really do like all the work but I see something in this.This seems to come out of a vulnerable place , instinctively, which the viewer can feel, experience for themselves. and relate to. I love it and I have felt that way about many early stages of the works. It's just a different thing. A glimpse into something . It's there anyway. It's not so much t about the technique ..but more importantly to me.. that thing that makes one feel a deep connection with good art. Ty so much for sharing.
@theartistjodievans2 күн бұрын
“Each picture is its own Universe.” Thank you for that. 🙏🏼
@PatriciaCollins-mg5um2 күн бұрын
Brilliant! Bravo Adam🙌
@dyotiangel2 күн бұрын
Hi , Thankyou as always for this. I have been asking myself the same question about how different works resolve themselves…I love this painting. I wish I could see it in person..even on video it was inviting me to go deeper 🌀⤵️↩️⤴️🔄😊
@NatalieDadamioArt2 күн бұрын
love the raw and expressive work and the scale of this piece -- love me some raw and loose gestual marks! -- good luck with your Exhibition Opening -- hope you film it for us!
@sallymcdonald25182 күн бұрын
I've done CVP and loved it. Have to say this picture is cut through the centre, vertically.
@KpopGrandma2 күн бұрын
I'm excitingly planning to attend your exhibition! Marilyn C. S.
@ellennagy2062 күн бұрын
Art is Life.... This was fascinating and inspirational. Such a moving conversation! Thank You
@annelevitt47932 күн бұрын
I love this....and thank you for the commentary. I think it's just about perfect...
@maureeno20722 күн бұрын
Love. It! Deliberate freedom everywhere. ❤❤❤
@JaniceLee-bh8up2 күн бұрын
Hi Nick, what thickness are your wood panels? I understand everything else, but I’ve always wondered how thick your plywood is. Thank you so much for your insight and experience as a successful artist. I enjoy every vlog and tutorial that you make!
@pamzavada52692 күн бұрын
This painting is my favorite of the paintings I've seen by you. LOVE THIS!!
@KlausKlaustik2 күн бұрын
I love this painting - and have a question: does the „8“ symbolise any specific meaning? For me it attracts my focus, so that I perceive the rest more out of the corner of my eyes
@debbieotto1312 күн бұрын
I love it!
@michelenishikatsu42732 күн бұрын
Always inspiring, dear Nick!
@saraquattlebaum75192 күн бұрын
This is my favorite work by you!
@JaniceLee-bh8up2 күн бұрын
I really like your insights and your quirkiness. I love this picture!
@mayankdharia59672 күн бұрын
Beautiful…well,this is just for curiosity…all majority of your works you use light colors…of course in this little blue and black in very little ….where as in your podcast you use vibrant colors like orange,red,and other deep colors in your work process with guests when they too do some kind of process of art…😊Thanks.Happy Sunday from Dallas.
@liser442 күн бұрын
I love whats happening here so far, can't wait to see where you end up! Im constantly shifting between too messy/crowded - too mechanical looking, too saturated/opaque - too washy, too much white - not enough contrast, and so on. I have learned so much from you since I started painting a few years ago but being satisfied enough with my work to call it finished still elludes me. I love the process and sometimes find it exhilarating to cover up most of a painting that friends have called finished, so im not stressing too much about it. Really looking forward to thrill that will come with being proud of my work someday though and I know that your wise little nuggets like this will eventually get me there 💓
@muriellerioux83332 күн бұрын
I love the rawness of this work. In my eyes it is a bit of a reflection of the state of the world right now... chaos ! But looking at it brings me a kind of peace within somehow, as if admiring beautiful chaos helps to lessen the effect on me of the sad state of the outside world. Thanks again for the CVP 2024 opportunity. I was reluctant at first but oh my did I find it a game changer for me. I expect to return for 2025 and am currently a member of the Academy. PS Little anecdote to make you smile: My 36 year old son dropped in on me the other day while I was on a live Academy Zoom call. He check out what was going on on my screen and said that he better understood why I was so loving my CVP experience: He said you were a nice mix between Mick Jagger and Anthony Bourdain !!! lol He knows I am (was) a big fan, especially of Bourdain ! Happy Sunday !
@MarkSnedeker2 күн бұрын
Love the rawness of your large painting! Well done!
@wecre83513 күн бұрын
I totally agree with Danielle’s interpretation of creative block. The ebb stage of the creative process is so important and although you don’t think that anything is happening, your creative process is doing something. The ebb, from my experience is an integral part of cycle that allows the creative surges and outputs to organically settle… it separates the water from the oil. You can then recycle what you want if you pay attention to the different qualities or lessons from the previous creative output’s within the substance of water (inner-spirit & understanding) vs., the substantial oil, the physical product you created. It’s the stage of the creative process to digest what has happened. The stage that solidifies what is left that is important to your process. The ebb grounds what you created and makes it part of you. Without letting your creative activities settle, you can’t truly be open or ready to engage in the next stage of inspiration that elevates your practice to the next level.
@jeancherounyfineartanddesi18293 күн бұрын
Super!!
@judehayashi58924 күн бұрын
Congratulations on 100 episodes!
@mariannemitchellwholeart4 күн бұрын
Thanks Nick, for bringing Adam on to your podcast, and Adam, love your business model. I've done similar work with medical students on a small scale, and I hear again and again how transformative it can be. Unlocking creativity to find out more about ourselves and "be seen, heard and understood" in addition to relationship building, collaboration and idea generation ... doesn't get any better than that. Inspiring conversation. Thank you!
@coliasmeadii4 күн бұрын
Just found your channel- love it. Thank you for this color mixing and background tutorial. Love love love
@kennycosgrove915 күн бұрын
Is it just me or am l getting flashbacks of the emperor's new clothes ?
@donnaburton16305 күн бұрын
What a deep, thoughtful, insightful and profound interview. Thank you soooo much Wilton💓
@janhannah94445 күн бұрын
That was good, thanks. I love working on panels for scraping but I’ll have to start liking canvas for postage, I suppose. My question is..with many layers of acrylic, does the paint not crack once rolled? Thank you 😊
@songofstones5 күн бұрын
My word is synchronous...I'm wondering if you offer the art2life matrix as a download?
@sherrystone33076 күн бұрын
Hey Nic ! I've been following your podcast for about as long as they've been out and really enjoy them. I just recently started painting along with you during these episodes and I noticed that I tend to get more out of my head when listening to you and your guest . I've taken several of your classes and you've done more for me than any one else. Thanks so much !
@marypartridge51546 күн бұрын
There is nothing worse than people who seem to want to help people when really they just want to make money. And all these Meghan Markle words of compassion authenticity and all the other gobbly gook words that are used. How much does he charge??? Yes he talks about people connecting meanwhile he is on social media. The whole idea is to get people off social media. When you guys probably would not survive or prosper without social media. Ive noticed people like Peter Doig Marlene Dumas Cecily Brown even David Hockney is not on social media. Lets face it social media is a platform for artists that cant get by. And this is fine but please spare us all the bullshit talk.
@PatriciaCollins-mg5um6 күн бұрын
Thankyou for your wisdom, Caroline❣
@marypartridge51546 күн бұрын
Ive done collobarations and trust me it turned out a big mess. Its ok like the old masters did that they composed and the others coloured in. I think people are just desperate to find something new in art that will sell they will try anything. Tim I think you are great with colour but I feel you need to add maybe something realistic on top of this. Brian Rutenberg is a classic example that uses out of focus and his use of colour. But I feel he is stuck with his trees. And they are beginning to all look the same. He has to be careful he lessens his value by creating too many that look similiar. Im from Oz and I love John Olsen
@marypartridge51546 күн бұрын
How do you get that electric blue. Yes if you are not a very creative artist yes they are smart to do collaborations. And seeing his art I think he needs to. The guy with the hat
@marypartridge51546 күн бұрын
We all think that the thing Americans love to do the most is talk.
@marypartridge51546 күн бұрын
See this guy is drawing rather than just talking. Please just do your art and let your art do the talking. Yes us artists have been powerless in the family. This is our way of getting our power back through painting. How can I send you my art. I just know it will be valuable for a reason I cant say at the moment. God speaks to us through words paintings and music. Satan also uses people and Picasso was prolific but his idea of women was not godly. That guy is a real artist
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I adore this painting. Definitely raw and not overworked. Beautiful colors too.
I needed to hear this soooo badly!!! Thank you!
Well for the first time I am seeing landscape, a water pool, a handbag …. Lots of things… maybe the space/size allows for easier discoveries.
5:00
What wonderful stories to listen to!!! Adventures that never seem to end. I'm amazed at your experiences to feel the freedom of experiencing life with each other. You seem to be an amazing family. I truly enjoyed your adventures. Thank you for sharing yourselves with me.
Tom Sawer painting a fence.
Was the end result what you started out thinking it would be? Mind never is
leave it - nothing is resolved now- no need to put black up on the right - how about breaking that rule? because you are NW, it'll sell; if someone else did it - it probably wouldn't:) this is because you've done the hard work over the decades to get your name out there! no easy to do!
Love the rawness and spontaneity ❤
Nick and Adam, Thank you. I am new to the Art2Life Academy. I’ve been practicing art over the past 7 years and started in my late 50’s. Nick, great interview. Your questions were asked as if they were my own. Just wonderful. Adam, listening to your journey fills my heart with joy. I will be sure to follow you.
Adam needs to do a few sessions in D.C.
Great breakout Nick! Hope you pursue this direction!
I like the large shapes on one side with 5 or so smaller shapes traveling around. ❤❤❤
I really do like all the work but I see something in this.This seems to come out of a vulnerable place , instinctively, which the viewer can feel, experience for themselves. and relate to. I love it and I have felt that way about many early stages of the works. It's just a different thing. A glimpse into something . It's there anyway. It's not so much t about the technique ..but more importantly to me.. that thing that makes one feel a deep connection with good art. Ty so much for sharing.
“Each picture is its own Universe.” Thank you for that. 🙏🏼
Brilliant! Bravo Adam🙌
Hi , Thankyou as always for this. I have been asking myself the same question about how different works resolve themselves…I love this painting. I wish I could see it in person..even on video it was inviting me to go deeper 🌀⤵️↩️⤴️🔄😊
love the raw and expressive work and the scale of this piece -- love me some raw and loose gestual marks! -- good luck with your Exhibition Opening -- hope you film it for us!
I've done CVP and loved it. Have to say this picture is cut through the centre, vertically.
I'm excitingly planning to attend your exhibition! Marilyn C. S.
Art is Life.... This was fascinating and inspirational. Such a moving conversation! Thank You
I love this....and thank you for the commentary. I think it's just about perfect...
Love. It! Deliberate freedom everywhere. ❤❤❤
Hi Nick, what thickness are your wood panels? I understand everything else, but I’ve always wondered how thick your plywood is. Thank you so much for your insight and experience as a successful artist. I enjoy every vlog and tutorial that you make!
This painting is my favorite of the paintings I've seen by you. LOVE THIS!!
I love this painting - and have a question: does the „8“ symbolise any specific meaning? For me it attracts my focus, so that I perceive the rest more out of the corner of my eyes
I love it!
Always inspiring, dear Nick!
This is my favorite work by you!
I really like your insights and your quirkiness. I love this picture!
Beautiful…well,this is just for curiosity…all majority of your works you use light colors…of course in this little blue and black in very little ….where as in your podcast you use vibrant colors like orange,red,and other deep colors in your work process with guests when they too do some kind of process of art…😊Thanks.Happy Sunday from Dallas.
I love whats happening here so far, can't wait to see where you end up! Im constantly shifting between too messy/crowded - too mechanical looking, too saturated/opaque - too washy, too much white - not enough contrast, and so on. I have learned so much from you since I started painting a few years ago but being satisfied enough with my work to call it finished still elludes me. I love the process and sometimes find it exhilarating to cover up most of a painting that friends have called finished, so im not stressing too much about it. Really looking forward to thrill that will come with being proud of my work someday though and I know that your wise little nuggets like this will eventually get me there 💓
I love the rawness of this work. In my eyes it is a bit of a reflection of the state of the world right now... chaos ! But looking at it brings me a kind of peace within somehow, as if admiring beautiful chaos helps to lessen the effect on me of the sad state of the outside world. Thanks again for the CVP 2024 opportunity. I was reluctant at first but oh my did I find it a game changer for me. I expect to return for 2025 and am currently a member of the Academy. PS Little anecdote to make you smile: My 36 year old son dropped in on me the other day while I was on a live Academy Zoom call. He check out what was going on on my screen and said that he better understood why I was so loving my CVP experience: He said you were a nice mix between Mick Jagger and Anthony Bourdain !!! lol He knows I am (was) a big fan, especially of Bourdain ! Happy Sunday !
Love the rawness of your large painting! Well done!
I totally agree with Danielle’s interpretation of creative block. The ebb stage of the creative process is so important and although you don’t think that anything is happening, your creative process is doing something. The ebb, from my experience is an integral part of cycle that allows the creative surges and outputs to organically settle… it separates the water from the oil. You can then recycle what you want if you pay attention to the different qualities or lessons from the previous creative output’s within the substance of water (inner-spirit & understanding) vs., the substantial oil, the physical product you created. It’s the stage of the creative process to digest what has happened. The stage that solidifies what is left that is important to your process. The ebb grounds what you created and makes it part of you. Without letting your creative activities settle, you can’t truly be open or ready to engage in the next stage of inspiration that elevates your practice to the next level.
Super!!
Congratulations on 100 episodes!
Thanks Nick, for bringing Adam on to your podcast, and Adam, love your business model. I've done similar work with medical students on a small scale, and I hear again and again how transformative it can be. Unlocking creativity to find out more about ourselves and "be seen, heard and understood" in addition to relationship building, collaboration and idea generation ... doesn't get any better than that. Inspiring conversation. Thank you!
Just found your channel- love it. Thank you for this color mixing and background tutorial. Love love love
Is it just me or am l getting flashbacks of the emperor's new clothes ?
What a deep, thoughtful, insightful and profound interview. Thank you soooo much Wilton💓
That was good, thanks. I love working on panels for scraping but I’ll have to start liking canvas for postage, I suppose. My question is..with many layers of acrylic, does the paint not crack once rolled? Thank you 😊
My word is synchronous...I'm wondering if you offer the art2life matrix as a download?
Hey Nic ! I've been following your podcast for about as long as they've been out and really enjoy them. I just recently started painting along with you during these episodes and I noticed that I tend to get more out of my head when listening to you and your guest . I've taken several of your classes and you've done more for me than any one else. Thanks so much !
There is nothing worse than people who seem to want to help people when really they just want to make money. And all these Meghan Markle words of compassion authenticity and all the other gobbly gook words that are used. How much does he charge??? Yes he talks about people connecting meanwhile he is on social media. The whole idea is to get people off social media. When you guys probably would not survive or prosper without social media. Ive noticed people like Peter Doig Marlene Dumas Cecily Brown even David Hockney is not on social media. Lets face it social media is a platform for artists that cant get by. And this is fine but please spare us all the bullshit talk.
Thankyou for your wisdom, Caroline❣
Ive done collobarations and trust me it turned out a big mess. Its ok like the old masters did that they composed and the others coloured in. I think people are just desperate to find something new in art that will sell they will try anything. Tim I think you are great with colour but I feel you need to add maybe something realistic on top of this. Brian Rutenberg is a classic example that uses out of focus and his use of colour. But I feel he is stuck with his trees. And they are beginning to all look the same. He has to be careful he lessens his value by creating too many that look similiar. Im from Oz and I love John Olsen
How do you get that electric blue. Yes if you are not a very creative artist yes they are smart to do collaborations. And seeing his art I think he needs to. The guy with the hat
We all think that the thing Americans love to do the most is talk.
See this guy is drawing rather than just talking. Please just do your art and let your art do the talking. Yes us artists have been powerless in the family. This is our way of getting our power back through painting. How can I send you my art. I just know it will be valuable for a reason I cant say at the moment. God speaks to us through words paintings and music. Satan also uses people and Picasso was prolific but his idea of women was not godly. That guy is a real artist