Link to synopsis of Playin' the Blues - episode 1 of the Amazon Prime series the Artist in You! Link to synopsis of A Day at the Beach - episode 2 of the Amazon Prime series the Artist in You! Link to synopsis of Bon Appetit - episode 4 of the Amazon Prime series the Artist in You! Pressing Matters Link to synopsis of Fantasy Flowers - episode 3 of the Amazon Prime series the Artist in You! Decorated drawers from Ikea from episode 1 of the Artist in You, Playin' the Blues Still from episode 1 of the Artist in You, Playin' the Blues persented by Jenny Muncaster
Jenny    introduces    the    season    with    some    highly engaging   and   entirely   ‘doable’   projects   in   which   she demonstrates    how    to    create    stunning    decorative effects    using    glass    and    special    effects    paints    - including the drawers pictured here. She   decides   to   ‘go   for   it’   and   transform   a   plain   black electric   guitar   into   a   psychedelic   rock   ‘n   roll   piece, without affecting the guitars playability in any way. As   the   process   unfolds,   two   unsuspecting   guys   who have   never   done   anything   like   this   before   visit   the studio    and    she    proves    that    anyone    can    use    the pouring        and        dripping        techniques        Jenny demonstrates   as   they   turn   two   cheap   plastic   trays into colourful and unique pieces. This   episode   ‘crosses   the   bridge’   between   art   and craft; the ideal introduction to the season.
Still from episode 1 of the Artist in You, Playin' the Blues Find out what inspires Jenny and why she is so certain that everyone can make art in this interview with Jenny Muncaster, presenter of the Artist in You!
This    episode    is    about    creating    a    mixed    media seascape   using   both   painting   and   collage   techniques which   draws   its   inspiration   from   the   Kent   coast   in England.   Jenny   is   filmed   on   location   exploring   the area,    making    sketches,    collecting    materials    and generally   enthusing   about   how   things   can   be   used   to evoke   the   spirit   of   the   day   and   create   something   that is both an artwork and a memento. She   shows   how   the   straightforward   techniques   she uses   could   be   adapted   to   all   kinds   of   subjects   and how   they   can   be   used   to   evoke   memories   and   as   a Cadeaux    de    la    mémoire.    Two    ladies    with    no    art experience   to   speak   of   since   their   schooldays   join her   and   they   too   create   some   delightful   pieces   with which they’re very obviously delighted. In   a   separate   ‘minimake’   project,   Jenny   also   shows how   image   transfer   paste   can   be   used   to   great   effect in     a     programme     that’s     absolutely     packed     with inspiration and ideas.
Still from episode 2 of the Artist in You, A Day at the Beach presented by Jenny Muncaster Still from episode 2 of the Artist in You, A Day at the Beach Jenny Muncaster presenting episode 2 of the Artist in You, A Day at the Beach
In     this     episode,     Jenny     shows     how     to     use     a combination   of   resin   and   glass   paints   to   create   relief, texture   and   highlights   with   rich,   vibrant   colour.   She walks   through   the   steps   needed   to   create   a   beautiful painting     and     demonstrates     accessible,     ‘doable’ techniques   that   will   change   even   the   most   convinced I   can’t   do   that’    mindset   and   inspire   a   more   can   do approach. Opening   on   location   in   the   famous   Gilbert’s   Dahlias   in Hampshire,    Jenny    creates    a    simple    guide    drawing using   a   laundry   marker   and   circular   templates   such   as cups   and   plates   before   ‘drizzling’   clear   resin   over   the the   lines. The   result   is   a   canvas   with   an   image   in   relief which   she   then   proceeds   to   paint   using   transparent glass paints. Each   stage   is   explained   and   demonstrated,   and   each step   is   completely   absorbing   and   engaging   -   not   least because   even   the   least   ‘artistic’   of   us   can   see   how   we could   do   it.   Indeed,   another   two   unsuspecting   victims join her in the studio to prove that very point. It   also   features   a   terrific   timelapse   sequence   of   Jenny creating   another   flower-themed   painting   using   similar techniques,   but   without   the   resin.   This,   the   third   in   the season,      is   about   painting   with   the   emphasis   very much   on   art   rather   than   craft.   The   results   are   quite spectacular.
Drizzling resin: a still from episode 3 of the Artist in You, Fantasy Flowers Jenny Muncaster presenting episode 3 of the Artist in You, Fantasy Flowers Still from episode 3 of the Artist in You, Fantasy Flowers Still from episode 3 of the Artist in You, Fantasy Flowers Art materials for the Amazon Prime series the Artist in You! are provided by Hobbycraft. It can get very addictive! Jenny Muncaster presents episode 1 of the Artist in You, Playin' the Blues Location still of Whitstable, Kent from episode 2 of the Artist in You, A Day at the Beach Dahlia still from episode 3 of the Artist in You, Fantasy Flowers
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Details of Episode 1 of the Artist in You: Playin' the Blues Details of Episode  of the Artist in You: A Day at the Beach Details of Episode 4 of the Artist in You: Bon Appetit with Raymond Blanc Details of Episode 6 of the Artist in You: Pressing Matters (season finale) Details of Episode 3 of the Artist in You: Fantasy Flowers Details of Episode 5 of the Artist in You: Making an Impression
Jenny   introduces   the   season   with   some   highly   engaging   and entirely   ‘doable’   projects   in   which   she   demonstrates   how   to create   stunning   decorative   effects   using   glass   and   special effects paints - including the drawers pictured here. She   decides   to   ‘go   for   it’   and   transform   a   plain   black   electric guitar   into   a   psychedelic   rock   ‘n   roll   piece,   without   affecting the guitars playability in any way. As   the   process   unfolds,   two   unsuspecting   guys   who   have never   done   anything   like   this   before   visit   the   studio   and   she proves    that    anyone    can    use    the    pouring    and    dripping techniques    Jenny    demonstrates    as    they    turn    two    cheap plastic trays into colourful and unique pieces. This   episode   ‘crosses   the   bridge’   between   art   and   craft;   the ideal introduction to the season.
Interview with Jenny Muncaster
This   episode   is   about   creating   a   mixed   media   seascape   using both     painting     and     collage     techniques     which     draws     its inspiration   from   the   Kent   coast   in   England.   Jenny   is   filmed   on location    exploring    the    area,    making    sketches,    collecting materials   and   generally   enthusing   about   how   things   can   be used   to   evoke   the   spirit   of   the   day   and   create   something   that is both an artwork and a memento. She    shows    how    the    straightforward    techniques    she    uses could   be   adapted   to   all   kinds   of   subjects   and   how   they   can   be used   to   evoke   memories   and   as   a   Cadeaux   de   la   mémoire. Two   ladies   with   no   art   experience   to   speak   of   since   their schooldays    join    her    and    they    too    create    some    delightful pieces with which they’re very obviously delighted. In    a    separate    ‘minimake’    project,    Jenny    also    shows    how image    transfer    paste    can    be    used    to    great    effect    in    a programme    that’s    absolutely    packed    with    inspiration    and ideas.
In   this   episode,   Jenny   shows   how   to   use   a   combination   of resin   and   glass   paints   to   create   relief,   texture   and   highlights with   rich,   vibrant   colour.   She   walks   through   the   steps   needed to   create   a   beautiful   painting   and   demonstrates   accessible, ‘doable’   techniques   that   will   change   even   the   most   convinced   ‘I can’t do that’ mindset and inspire a more ‘can do’ approach. Opening    on    location    in    the    famous    Gilbert’s    Dahlias    in Hampshire,    Jenny    creates    a    simple    guide    drawing    using    a laundry   marker   and   circular   templates   such   as   cups   and   plates before   ‘drizzling’   clear   resin   over   the   the   lines.   The   result   is   a canvas   with   an   image   in   relief   which   she   then   proceeds   to paint using transparent glass paints. Each   stage   is   explained   and   demonstrated,   and   each   step   is completely   absorbing   and   engaging   -   not   least   because   even the   least   ‘artistic’   of   us   can   see   how   we   could   do   it.   Indeed, another   two   unsuspecting   victims   join   her   in   the   studio   to   prove that very point. It   also   features   a   terrific   timelapse   sequence   of   Jenny   creating another   flower-themed   painting   using   similar   techniques,   but without    the    resin.    This,    the    third    in    the    season,        is    about painting   with   the   emphasis   very   much   on   art   rather   than   craft. The results are quite spectacular.
Artist in You materials provided by Hobbycraft
 THE ARTIST IN YOU! is produced by Fleet Street Productions Ltd, London. Directed by Steve Grant  |  Presented by Jenny Muncaster Distributed by Espresso Media International email: contact@artistinyou.tv  |  Site Policy and Privacy Statement © Fleet Street Productions Ltd 2018    All Rights Reserved