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Flamingo Acrylic Painting Tutorial – By Artist, Andrea Kirk | The Art Chik
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First time viewer & new subscriber. This is an attractive, appealing painting, your delivery is clear & calm & you seem relaxed & comfortable on-camera. The clip is clearly filmed, well-lit has good sound & is well-edited & produced. Contrary to other comments, I did not find the music obtrusive at all, but it never hurts to keep music quieter when you are a softly-spoken presenter, I suppose. While the tutorial is mostly well-guided & explained, a couple of things make me uncertain who your target audience is; some things make this too complex for a beginner (e.g. the awesome feather stippling effect might've been better simplified to a flat 2D effect for beginners, as you said "watch closely how I do this" & then without a description, you sped up the footage too fast for them to watch closely. Also too many starting colours & the mixing that comes with that), & other things make it odd practice for a more experienced painter (no ground or underpainting to give depth & no mention of how to keep the colours cohesive throughout a painting & again, too many separate starting colours.) Have a look at The Art Sherpa, Angela Anderson Fine Art, Painting with Jane & Lachri Fine Art for how they aim for their particular audiences & you'll see some differences that might help. I think you've done really well & I've subscribed because I'm sure you've got some amazing stuff still to come, once you define the audience you're aiming for & what "Art Simplified" means to you. I look forward to seeing it, best of luck.
Where can I find the reference image?
I like your work very much, but the music is very distracting.
I love the way you show how to contrast and blend colors.. Your paintings are amazing!! Thank you for sharing with us
Best flamingo painting I've seen so faron YouTube. LOVE the colors and the details on mixing them. I plan to watch again and paint along with you! Thanks for this!