If you want it with every fibre of your being, then no matter how long it takes, you will always yearn for it, and you will always be trying to go after it. Everybody goes through stages like this, even if it lasts months (or years). You must have the strength and love to want to keep moving as an abstract artist, even when business is slow or you come across some pitfalls along the way. Just like any other profession or dream you have, you have to be persistent. There are always new materials coming out and new techniques you can learn, and the internet makes it so easy to have all this knowledge at our fingertips through a simple Google Search, Youtube Tutorial, or a scroll through Pinterest. Study about your materials and the very paint you use to become an artist: Color theory, composition, techniques, etc are all very important (Even to abstract artists). Study past, renowned artists and art movements and study the work of current artists you admire. Now, this doesn’t mean you absolutely need to go to art school (Because I didn’t!) However, you should want to learn about what you love. So open the conversation between you and your art, and see what happens to that empty canvas. The painting process teaches us and changes us, and we in-turn reflect that in the direction of our artwork. So learn to explore that side of yourself: Be self-conscientious and try to understand the feelings and thoughts that go on in your head. Half of the art is on the canvas, the other half involves what is happening inside ourselves. I follow a lot of other abstract artists on Instagram, and I have noticed that many of us do this – and that is to study ourselves. * Take a look or follow my Pinterest Board – Abstract Art – for inspiration * Take these moments of inspiration back to your work area and let it out in the paint and materials you use for your art. Remember these moments or jot them down in a little notebook. This can be nature, a feeling, an urban landscape, texture, or an object that piques your interest. There will be moments in your daily, everyday life, when you stop and want to paint that certain experience you are having. Paint: That is the #1 most important first step.

What you need to do is paint and paint and paint until you get there, to each point where you learn something new about yourself as an abstract artist – And move forward. The other technicalities (Artist style, technique, color palette, etc) will come later with years of practicing and experience in creating. Just starting each piece is what brings you closer to becoming an abstract artist. Simply slather some paint onto the canvas. So here goes, and I hope you learn something enlightening!Ī Simple Guide to Becoming an Abstract Artist If you too are in the same boat as I am, I hope this blog post will be helpful to you, and shed some light on how you can get started on your own journey as an abstract artist. So that is how my journey began, and I started to find my way in life as an abstract artist. Abstract painting overcame every need within me, and I immediately knew that that was what I wanted to spend my life doing… And that was a feeling I had never had. I never even had the slightest inclination that I would be a painter (albeit an abstract one) But one day, I just happened to stumble upon a Youtube video of Aelita Andre painting in her own little studio world – And I fell in love. I paint abstract art and I love every single aspect of it.

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