20 of the BEST surface texture ART TECHNIQUES using INDIAN INK] *Van Gogh MARK MAKING*

In this video I look at #VanGogh in particular and more specifically the mark making skills he uses. I will be using Indian ink and a skewer to create similar #textures and create my own piece of work based on the rural environment.

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[clouda]

Added a skewer to my 'found' mark makers I am going to play with today. Thanks for sharing and being so encouraging.☮💞

[bdizzle]

Great video! Very informative, I didn't know Van Gogh did ink drawings!

[SilverPennyArtisans]

Thank you so so so much!!! I have just found your channel and already my art life is changed! IMPROVED! You made everything click! I am not doing things wrong. I am not untalented. Just not educated enough!! You have empowered me and I will be forever grateful!!!

[emilleum]

Thank you, that was very helpful, and just using a sqewer stick to simplify the marks was very helpful, and I love your final mark-making combination ink drawing, thank you,
MSG Leum

[meemaism]

Inspiring. Thanks so much! Now I’m gonna go play 🙂

[chopsticks]

What a lovely, lovely tutorial! Not just to do oneself but also educate & make one aware when viewing others’ esp masterworks. Thank you!

[lizziemarshall]

Mr Quigley ... I am and always have been a mark maker. When I majored in Textile Flat surface design ....I brought the marks and pattern into my paintings ( as I am nearing the end of a painting masters diploma in oils) however my tutor ( when I was interviewed to be with him on his course said to me) ....my only worry being with the course was that the course was so designed to teach theory and craft that he didn’t want my creativity ( which is me, I gained a distinction in my final degree exhibition for my textile designs ) to be knocked out of my work. I have really tried hard to be true to my mark making through my painting as I have progressed along the course I am still on. Watching you and especially knowing how to me marks are so important to my paintings ; I want to thank you once again for instilling ME once again to be the creative mark maker I am . I am at my final push now ... in the next part of 2021. I will be putting together an exhibition of my work’ which has at this moment in time started to incorporate ME again and is exciting ME to see how creative I can become . All the knowledge I have gained and now have as my tools for my hand and heart to bring together my finally with going forward to being a recognised style connected to ME, is exciting me lots. . I want to thank you and really feel you are an inspirational art tutor ... I wished in the many years I taught this subject that you had been a collègue ...your students are very lucky . KEEP IT UP I for one will be following you.

[raerae]

When you draw that line across the wet square…omg, magical to watch.
Thanks for the excellent tips

[jlmrocks]

Just recently am ii aware ii didn't think about marks ii like/ love...ii just did them, but after some seasons of feeling uninspired, reviewing basics like this with fresh eyes & an open hand ratcheted up the entire process. Ty for being instrumental in this new season.

[mariakapatos]

Your tips and tricks are soooo appreciated. thanks Tom.

[dawnkarasaki]

I love making marks with broken chopsticks and feathers. Very cool technique.

[grm]

This is the best demonstration of mark making and the application of mark making that I’ve ever seen. Thank you.

[tomvalveede]

Another great instructional
Tutorial! Good for keeping in practice, thank you! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[suzanbarrett]

So very very helpful. Very glad I have found your tutorials.

[lindarubenfeld]

so useful and interesting. Thank you for your dedication to helping us become better artists. I get so much good information and inspiration from your tutorials.

[christinewyndham-woodroffe]

Just came across your video! Thanks so much I am going to have a go. Great ideas!😊

[funlife]

Thank you sir ...May you Succeed in every field of your life

[paulettepaulette]

Loved it. Very helpful on my new found watercolour / ink passion. Will do the exercise and test my ability. Thankyou

[fatoomgierdien]

A creative genius.
Interesting and helpful.
Thank You

[HeiderosesPhotograph]

Thank you for this wonderful video like other ones I have watched so far. I love Indian ink and used it about 40 years ago to do drawings like V.v. Gogh. I love your amazing techniques.