Weckruf (Wake-Up Call) or…A FAST Forward Making off a Canvas

The image of this window with some landmarks of Hamburg kept coming up when I was sketching things in my art journal and on my iPad. So I figured it was time to finally just put it on a canvas.

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Here is a FAST Forward Movie of the Making off (it is not a step by step tutorial- although most steps are extensively in there ;) ) – I hope you enjoy it. I have a List of all Supplies used below

I had lot’s of fun playing with the new Liquitex Professional Paint Markers – loved that there are so many ways to use them and the colors are just to die for .

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24cmx30cm Canvas
Loads of old Book Paper

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I have some other ideas for this image – color wise etc…so you might see this coming up again in a different look :)

Would you like to see more fast-foward videos in the future?

Have a wonderful day :)

Nat

If you want to learn different techniques for art journals and mixed media canvases using Acrylic Paints, Gesso or Acrylic Inks come and take my Über*Media Online Workshops.

  

Comments (20)

  • Lea Fritts

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    Oh my goodness, Nat, I love watching you create! I could sit and watch your videos all day long and just soak up your creativity. Please create more videos and never stop! LOL! Looking forward to “Jumping” again!

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  • Lisa Flaherty

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    I loved watching your process, seeing your artwork come to life, Nat! So cool to see you make choices while adding different layers of media to the piece. Love it!

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  • cal8007

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    Always love watching your process!! Paint markers, mmh!

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  • Eeva Hall

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    Love the canvas!! I love videos.

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  • Cyndi

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    Brilliant! Much fun! Yes..you can make more :)

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  • petyvic

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    Hi, Nat! i love the music used! it goes with the theme. Pls., continue with these kind of fast forward videos….they keep me awake!… lovely idea…TFS!

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  • Laura S

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    Loved it, Nathalie! The paint markers look fun. More fast forward videos would be great. TFS! Did you title your canvas, “Starry Starry Night in Hamburg”? :)

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  • andrenesmith

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    Beautiful canvas! The video was alot of fun to watch so yes to more!!

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  • Teresa

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    Thank you very much for this video! very simplicity do wonderful work! I love these videos fast forward! thank you!

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  • rains

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    So much fun! I love the music. And you are so talented. Thanks for sharing your process.

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  • elderscrapper

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    I loved watching this. It is great to see the way you show and name the products so that we have most of our questions answered before we even need to ask them. Thanks, Ami

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  • Kathy P

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    Oh, Nat, I can’t tell you how helpful this type of video is for me, as a newbie mixed media person! Seeing how you pull it all together really helps me to ‘get it’. And love your finger work! Can’t wait to try this out in my art journal!

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  • Heidi

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    Yes, Please more videos! Thank You!

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  • Ann Powell

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    Yes please do more of these videos! And are there faces in the windows? Love this whole thing! Thanks Nathalie!

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  • mjmarmo

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    So fun! I love seeing backgrounds! I love how you did yours. I am too ocd and need to lay the pieces very straight and even. I need to learn to let go!

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  • Sue Clarke

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    Must have paint markers!
    Wow, can you teach me how to make my hands work that fast Nat? LOL

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  • Gerd

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    Thank you for the morning entertainment! Your final canvas is fabulous and I love the music!

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  • Charlotte

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    Oh, imagine the fun you could have with those paint markers!! Never seen them before, but there’s another thing added to the looooooong list of arty desires. They look cool! Great canvas, too! Looks great. Can’t wait to see what you might do with it. x

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  • melanie reed

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    very cute video… I’ve seen these paint markers in my art supply store – they look interesting, but I don’t know what to do with them. I’d love to see more fast-forward videos!

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