I Took A Workshop!
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Published 2024-07-02
Come along and see what you learn too!
Sharon Barr
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All Comments (21)
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Amazing! Thanks for sharing!
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Great video, as a hobbyist painter who loves painting portraits I find abstract difficult. Julia you have inspired me to venture outside my comfort zone and paint abstract. Love your videos
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Very informative. The R&F sticks seem like they'd be fun to experiment with, I can also see so much potential in your abstract work. I like how loose you are in them and it's cool how the diptych just emerged naturally
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Hi Julia. Great video. Fun and informative. I'm loving your abstract journey. Hi Sharon.
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Love love love the diptych! Great colab video - so much learning to open up. Your abstracts would also make great carpets!
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All your gardens look stunning
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What a great video with SO MANY great tips and tricks. You both are an inspiration. I am an abstract painter, and really appreciate Sharon's styling and procss. Great job!
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Super fun!! Thank you for sharing!!
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Great video! I love Betty Franks and Andrea Garvey too. R&F pigment sticks are addictive!! I just started using oil paint this year and I love them!
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The words of creative wisdom between you two!!!!🎉❤😮
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It would’ve been really nice for her to allow the master teacher to teach her things, but she seems to keep wanting to butt in and do the teaching herself.
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I love how you are exploring abstracts! I love your mastery of color and look forward to seeing you in this new genre.
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Thank you for sharing this learning experience Julia. I may attempt an abstract again. I’ve done a few and have 3 of them hanging in my home. Where I live is rural dairy country and very very few people are interested in abstracts. But on occasion I just desire to set myself free and go with color and composition , marks and drips. Splatters and more. I have a ball and yes, it can be very messy but the result is worth it. I’ve been curious about the R and F pigment sticks which I understand one can paint an entire painting with. The colors are rich and thick but I think it would be very expensive to do so. As accents: great idea. Thanks again Julia.
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I haven't watched the whole video yet, but I'm excited to see the abstract workshop. The hostas in your garden are absolutely beautiful by the way.
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Your abstracts are pretty good. I've. Even trying for a year now and it's not easy.
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Much thanks for sharing this day, Julia. I feel you benefited from the collaboration in that sometimes we just need a respected colleague to acknowledge what we already know. I am wondering if you don't think you could obtain equally fine results sticking with acrylics. My take-away from Sharon was primarily to keep your early layers thin and don't be in a rush to cover every inch of canvas. Sometimes I end up being thwarted by early texture that works against later flow.
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Love how you are branching out Julia. Do you ever allow people to come to your studio and watch you paint?
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Hi, I live in Ontario Canada and would love it if you could list the Canadian shopping places for art supplies that were mentioned in the video. I have a hard time finding things where I live and usually have to resort to ordering from the big place you didn't want to mention. 😂 Thanks so much. I do love your art!
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Can you give more details on the ‘lipsticks for painters’ please. What are they?
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how long does it take for the oil sticks to dry, esp on the acrylic paints? this was the most fun and informative video to watch!!