Abstract Landscapes - Simple Ways to Begin a Series of Paintings #arttutorial #abstractpainting

This video shows you my process while creating a cohesive series of abstract paintings.

Materials used: Acrylic paint

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Jackie Schomburg Meynen is a contemporary abstract mixed media artist based in the Chicago suburbs.

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[helendilley]

You are super cool to watch and very talented. Thank you for your videos. 😊

[ActonCreative]

I can't wait to see how they turn out!!

[janetdegenhardt]

I had no idea that you could fix the canvas like that! Great tip!

[Lilly_FunnyDog]

I watched all your landscape paintings. I really love them.
❤I'm trying to practice landscape painting myself. I hope you create more in the future.

[peggylee]

These colors are beautiful together. As always, your art is fantastic and looking forward to the finish.

[mixedmedialife]

When you were drying them with your pinkish hair dryer I wondered how that colour would look on the paintings! Working in a series is everything 🤩. More energy, more fun... More results! Look forward to seeing yours on these, Jackie😊

[bridgettwonder]

Do you have the rest of these out as videos yet? I can’t wait to see where they go? I looked on your YouTube site and didn’t see the rest😢. Thanks again for sharing your work!

[blueislandgirl_]

Love these, thank you so much for sharing your process.

[rebekahmurray]

Iv just discovered your artwork and love watching you create. I am very new to abstract and mixed media techniques- love your work ❤

[PaulWalesArt]

So fun and beautiful colour palette. I've been working on a similar project so it's exciting to see how you approach it. As always - Thank You!, be well and of course I'm anxious to see how things progress. Love your work!

[judithchiasson]

beautiful colors! interesting and ambitious! 😊❤

[ingridcoke]

I thoroughly enjoy this demonstration. Apart from gaining knowledge from the wealth of tips and technical information, watching your videos has become delightful therapy. I think that I am now addicted.😂😂. Nonetheless, thank you for sharing.🙏🏽🥰💖💐

[shanfazelbhoy]

Lovely series and thanks for the tip, I actually am going to try it now with 2 small canvases.

[kmarlowe]

I love painting with my fingers! I use a moisturizing soap with a nail brush, and it usually comes off (almost) completely. 😊

[Lynette]

What medium did you put on the graphite that made it smear, what exact medium? Thank you. I’m gonna watch your three videos in order, in the near future, so I want to let you know I may be having other questions. And I appreciate your answers as you’re able to give them to me.

[alisonbunce]

Does the water have to be dried off rapidly with the drier or can they be left overnight please? Also do you spray the water just in the corners or all over. Thank you so much ❤

[KathyBrooksArt]

These look amazing, very cohesive. It looks like you are using a homemade stay-wet palette. Is that just moistened blue towel under a stay wet palette sheet?

[jayrobertson]

You can wet the back of any loose canvas and it will be taut in 5 min.

[traces]

This has inspired me as I get back to my art after decades away. Thank you! I have a butcher's tray like yours too - is that palette paper on top? Do you wet the tray before you put the paper palette down? 😊

[maryahrens]

Hard to hear the audio, happy for subtitles