Painting Roses From Life 🌹 Alla Prima Oil Painting, Learning How to Simplify Chaos ✨ Cozy Art Vlog

Woohoo! We're painting roses from life! I had a really fun time painting from life and plan to do this more often. It was crazy to see how the light was shifting every few minutes. The pressure was ON 😅 If you haven't tried this before, I encourage you to do so! See what it feels like for you. Happy painting everyone :)

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[iudithandreea]

i absolutely loved this video!! i just had to get my paints out and paint along :) your videos make me feel like i'm peacefully painting with an old friend, and that my art doesn't have to turn out perfect for me to enjoy the process! i love painting along with your videos! thanks again for sharing your art :) i hope you have a lovely day & that you stay inspired!

[redbrushart]

alla prima oil painting, learning how to simplify chaos😍😍I watch amazing new videos with my friends. I will always support you so that you can grow bigger in the future💖💖 👍👍

[marwam]

I love your paintings and the reality of your process

[sirikim]

All flower paintings are beautiful!! This art vlog too feel so cozy. ✨😍

[MariaRevArt]

It's really nice to see you continue to work on painting and learning how to paint the things you want. With regards to simplifying, since you were working from a live reference you could actually remove the distracting elements from the boquet in order to make a composition that you were happy with and would make things easier for you. Being able to edit out what's actually in front of you will come in time and with practice. I also thought it was super clever how you used a palette knife to carve out the shapes of the rose when you realised that you were struggling. I might employ that technique myself, in the future. It's always nice to see you painting what makes you happy.

[sarah_jessica]

Yay! you're back with another beautiful painting! The roses look so lovely.🌹🌹🌹

[wiredayan]

For this type of really focused studies it might help you to use a bigger paper or canvas, even if the area is really tiny.
Go from general to specific, its gonna make it easier for you to learn.

[artgeometrix]

This is so beautiful. You are very talented indeed

[Mind-Liner]

Very nice work 👌 thanks for sharing such a lovely painting 👌 greetings 🙏

[habibagamalhgh]

your videos are really amazing I can watch them all the day without getting bored ❤️❤️

[rmxrealmofbeauty]

This was awesome. Roses are my favorite flower and I have so much trouble painting and drawing them. I love your persistence and the finished pieces were beautiful.

[hannahtezza]

Maybe doing this on a bigger canvas would be better, like a 20” x 16” portrait. Love your paintings, you are a fabulous artist. Keep up the good work. Love Annie Queensland AUSTRALIA.

[anthonyw]

I loved watching you work, and the painting turned out awesome

[MarionJones]

What a great video and such a beautiful finished piece! I love seeing your process and hearing the story about it! I definitely need to try roses too!

[courtneywatts]

These turned out so lovely 🥰😍 the texture and colours are stunning and I’m actually obsessed with how the first painting turned out. Loved seeing all three works together at the end on the easel 💖💖

[fatimafarid]

This is a very therapeutic video! <3

[ashaprajapati]

Congratulations for 8.2k subscribers 😁
Lots of love and support ❤️✨
Thank you so much for Such an amazing channel 🥺
You are an amazing artist ❤️

[FilipaValentim]

Gorgeous painting! I love watching your process so much!!

[ScottHebertArt]

Super cute Ana! You're making really good progress, you should be proud :)

[JellyG-im]

Beautiful! And thank you for sharing all the aspects of your process. I work in watercolor, but will be trying the water mixable oils sometime and will remember that palette knife technique of cutting in shapes. I was wondering where your snow was in the beginning! The morning snow shot was so pretty! Happy painting.