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Currently In The Art Studio

by Charlie Albright | Jan 31, 2019 | Painted Art, Visual Art | 0

I love how it looks at the moment and I’m hesitant to add to it, just in case I ruin it. Yes, this is the reality of what goes on in an artist’s mind… not super fancy at all is it?

Large Colourful Square Abstract Art For Your Dining Area

by Charlie Albright | Dec 13, 2018 | Painted Art, Visual Art | 0

If you are drawn to these bright and bold colour combinations of phthalo blue, turquoise and magenta, then check out this recent large square canvas wall art to the Moments by Charlie Online Shop, titled Bright Flow.

Experimenting With A Soft Colour Palette

by Charlie Albright | Nov 15, 2018 | Painted Art, Visual Art | 0

Yes, that time has come when I have gone mad and decided to experiment with a soft and muted colour palette. I’ve resisted the temptation to use my favourite colours of phthalo blue, torquoise and magenta, and gone ahead and tried to keep it very soft and blended. There’s no need to worry. I will never give up my bright and bold colours.

All About The Phthalo Blue

by Charlie Albright | Nov 8, 2018 | Painted Art, Visual Art | 0

This story is about putting in place a handful of strategies to ensure that you paint in a soft colour palette, but forgetting about the power of intuition, creative flow and instinct.. and then painting with your favourite colours anyway. Every piece craves some phthalo blue and torquoise.

When Planning Stifles Your Creative Flow

by Charlie Albright | Oct 11, 2018 | Painted Art, Visual Art | 0

When planning stifles your creative flow, especially in painting, then just ditch it. If planning is only stopping you from making progress on the task you want to focus on, then it’s completely missing the point. Maybe you’re just not ready to plan this task yet, maybe planning is just not that logical next step in your progress. Come back to it, if and when, it’s appropriate.

Why I Named My Painting There Is Always Hope

by Charlie Albright | Jan 14, 2018 | Painted Art, Visual Art | 0

With thoughts of doubt of bright and bold colours, I decided to try my hand at an earthy colour palette. Something that could coordinate easily with a living area or lounge setting. As I painted and harboured cloudy thoughts of whether bright and bold colours should stay or go, I still wanted to convince myself that there was hope. I wanted to reassure myself that yep, There Is Always Hope.

Express Yourself As An Artist

by Charlie Albright | Jun 26, 2017 | Painted Art, Visual Art | 0

If you’re an artist who suffers from overworking their canvas, then I’d say you have too much to say but not enough space. When you attempt to put all these thoughts onto a single canvas it looks jumbled up, messy and incoherent. Your solution is to work with multiples surfaces at the same time to ensure that you express yourself, as best you can, as an artist.

How To Finish The Back Of Art On Canvas Panel

by Charlie Albright | May 29, 2017 | Painted Art, Visual Art | 0

Make the back of your artwork on canvas panel look neat and presentable. Your art project doesn’t have to look sloppy, make the back just as pretty as the front!

Create Abstract Art Using A Blue, Green and Pink Colour Combination

by Charlie Albright | May 11, 2017 | Painted Art, Visual Art | 0

For a long time now, I have been obsessing over combining different shades of blue, green and pink into a painting. Last weekend I thought I would treat myself to using these colours together again. How can you deny phthalo blue, teal and magenta together on canvas?

Blue Noise With A Tint Of Hope Art Series

by Charlie Albright | Jan 17, 2017 | Painted Art | 0

The new art series – Blue Noise With A Tint of Hope, is now up on our Abstract Canvas Art page. Currently, there are two pieces in this series, with a few more canvasses lined up already to extend this series.

Why Flow Medium Is The Most Useful Acrylic Paint Medium

by Charlie Albright | Jan 5, 2017 | Painted Art, Visual Art | 0

Flow medium is the most useful acrylic paint medium because it alleviates the most common problems people face when painting with acrylics. Whether you’re a beginner, an experienced acrylic painter, or come from an oil painting background, you’ve come across these problems. Here is a product that will help you navigate past them.

Paint The Way You Want To – Embrace Your Freedom (Abstract Art)

by Charlie Albright | Sep 9, 2016 | Painted Art, Visual Art | 8

If you feel like painting, then just paint! And paint the way you want to! Embrace the freedom that you have and deserve, and create something that resonates with your soul. Some people call this abstract art. Make your own abstract art.