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I like the SPICE concept. “Entwine” could have another level and that is entwining the viewer with the work and you by asking them what they are feeling or what story they tell, affirming those responses and imprinting them in the viewer’s mind. Once they purchase the work the two of you are forever entwined.

I must say this sounds unattainable where I live in Slovenia with 2mio people. We only have a fistful of galleries, we only have crafts shows and fairs, so this can't work here... Also, there is only the first kind of village appreciated by these galleries... Happy for you though....

I've been bingeing your UA-cam channel for a couple of weeks while recuperating from shoulder surgery, and I'm sold... I am your newest enrollee. I'm looking forward to getting back to my canvas and developing skills. Thank you, Tim P.S. I did not enroll in your snow scene course as I am in Louisiana. Snow is not our local color.😁

Definitely love the hard honest truth in this video. Thankyou Tim.

It seems like a catch 22. If you're already selling on your own, I'm not sure why you need a gallery. But they don't want you otherwise.

Great video! I'm doing all kinds of things so I look scattered. I'll just see something and want to do it. Art is my therapy. It keeps me on a good track mentally and relieves stress while I get in a Zen mode.

Excellent advice Tim! Thanks

Great little video. Wonderfully simple example and explanation!

you're a godsend holy sh*t

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Thank for sharing. I will check out your other sires.

I like that beautiful painting behind you on the blue screen..

That's so beautiful

You rarely actually paint....just the endless talking, so this is a LOT more help. Why visual artists seem to talk, TALK, talk instead of PAINTING is a mystery, guess they are lonely. This guy seems to NEVER SHUT UP.

Just found this series through Brooke Cormier (who I also just found) and this could not have come at a better time for me. I keep not giving myself permission to experiment and make ugly art. Now I'm going to make it a regular part of my practice. Here's to growth!

Thankyou Tim. Very inspiring and I really believe hard work and understanding where strengths and weaknesses are will definitely help improve my art. When the time is right I want to do the course.

I love this :)

I’m just learning to use oils, starting with water mixable ones. Why did you put the linseed oil over your base colors of the red and the black trees? Is that because the linseed oil should not be put directly on the canvas. Can you finish your painting with an oil varnish or does it have to be a water mixable oil varnish? And lastly, I want to do some paintings on brushed aluminum. What would I prime that with? Thank you.

Thank you SO much for sharing your long experience with us all! I have something that the doctors can’t diagnose. All I know is that I am hyper sensitive to a lot of chemicals. I’m waiting for my 1st Oder of water, soluble oils, and this video made me very excited! I’m just hoping that there is nothing in. There is a oils that will set off my symptoms. Again, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experience with all of us. I am extremely grateful.🙏🏻💖🙏🏻

Thank you!🙏🏻💖🎉

Thank you for another great video! Your channel has helped me a lot! 😊

Is it not possible to designate a minimum starting bid? Say, 70% to 90% retail value? (Just my naive first thought.) Also, a raffle, even if too few tickes sell, at least hides the (small) total earned.

Tim is correct about grit. Sticking with the project. That is how I have managed to complete nine published books, six novels and three self published pieces. I also managed to punch out nine plays and am working on what amounts to my 25th MS. The last book I completed took seven years; the last eight years of Nero's reign. Over 400,000 words! I also paint pictures, both abstracts and assorted landscapes. I tend to paint in series. Just like Picasso I also have had my blue and pastel times. Life is eclectic; especially mine. And, when I'm on a project I tend to go hard from morning till night. When I discovered Logic ProX over a period of three months I filled 24 CDs with original content, mostly classical crossover music, concertos and symphonies; that sort of thing. My moto always has been, Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained. I also believe in the, Go Hard or Go Home way of living. Hence, over two riding seasons in Alberta, which are short, I clocked over 26,000 km on my from new Kawasaki Versys; no longer new because it has seen some wicked 'scary' road stuff, the scars prove it and are worn with pride. I ride in all kinds of weather and am properly geared up. Just like painting, writing, composing music, or making pottery, which was my first focus as I pursued a BFA on an entrance scholarship at the UofR, to get good at it takes practice. Life is Art. Art is Life. All art. Whether one designs magnificent paintings, such as yours, Tim, with years of experience, or is just beginning to explore the infinite world of creation, It's Never2Late. I am 73.5 and still 'give n' er'. You can find lots of my videos in BitChute, some of my less controversial ones are still up in UA-cam, Odysee hosts some of my stuff, as well. I've done international radio shows but have been off the air for a while as I've been working on some other projects in my eclectic circus. Thanks for this video, Tim. I much admire your paintings; the colour and the light; MAGNIFICENT! Bravo! Greetings from Alberta.

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Love it!!!! 🙌

Well done video teaching about harmony and balance in art. I have learned much from you about composition. It makes me chuckle that the algorithm showed me a commercial for exercises that create harmony and balance. Hope your check from UA-cam is a little bigger 😂

cool vid. can i ask you what was your health scare? when i started painting in 2020 i overnight got double vision,this lasted 6 weeks ! p.s. . i like your vids

This is great advice. Thank you. I’m actually in this grey area currently. I make lots of different styles of paintings and compositions… I will have enough paintings to do shows and fairs soon.

How do you learn composition????

The idea of making success an inevitable event is fascinating. I heard it first from Alex Hormozi and again from the book think and grow rich from almost 100 years ago. Great content ❤

Career length ! That is misleading. I have seen art from artists who have painted for over thirty years, and I have seen work far superior form artists who took up the brush only a few years ago ! Innate talent is something you either have, or you don't.

Nicely done - easy to understand and see the process unfold.

I love your adobe and your passion thank you so much

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Subscribed! Amazing content and so easy to follow

Sadly in this day and age of art, the art that matters is secondary to other factors and it has little to nothing to do with Understanding Harmony Contrast, and Unity.

I like very much your paintings, I don't say it to every artist. I do sacred geometry and I am studying how to. what I see it is that many have the problem of choise the right platforms and the problem of procrastination, me too but for economical difficulties I have do it fast, for this reason I learned very much in the last weeks. I am 58 years old and I cannot sell to friends and family. I want to see all your paintings in the next days. have a nice life.

Very helpful and informative video! Thank you! Pls do more videos like this one and also more tutorials of your beautiful and colorful trees!!!

Wow, this is the kind of content, keep me visiting youtube.

I like the power point with you in the corner

Very nice.

That is truly a beautiful painting, one of your best works.

Amazing, as usual! Thank you Tim, cheers!

Such wonderful tips! Must be a wonderful feeling to know you have made such a positive impact on aspiring artists 🥰❤

Great advice :)

I'm all over the place with everything. My studio is like walking into a brain that imagines everything in various styles, subjects, forms and so on. From abstract to classic fantasy drawings and paintings and weird stuff in between. I have experimented a ton and when I show stuff I bring a theme and then throw in some random stuff. I've noticed the "I got to have that painting" effect much more when I have done that as people love different things. But I sure would love to be able to focus a bit more on one style going forward. I'll try some larger batches of things and test it out in a bigger venue next time. Thank you for the inspiration and making me feel not as much insane haha.

Omg what a brag show, if this guy makes millions why not offer free online courses? Purely clickbait,- this advice is laughable, maybe of use in kindergarten 🤣

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