Hafsa Idrees impressionist oil painter on Trendy Art Ideas

My proper noun is Hafsa Idrees and I am an impressionist oil painter. My professional art journey started as the lockdown started last year in March, due to Covid 19. A friend of mine had given me a set of oil paints that she didn't need anymore. I idea it was the perfect time to experiment with oil paints and utilize the time productively. I started fingerpainting and fell in love with oils immediately. It all started from there. Picasso said "Every kid is an creative person. The trouble is how to remain an creative person once he grows upwardly" and I realized that finger painting is the respond to this. Our fingertips are designed in a perfect fashion to manipulate paint, create magical pieces of art and unique textures. I frequently use brushes too, depending on the size, subject area and desired composition. Colours are very important for my composition when I plan a painting. There is a beauty in the colourful splatter of rainbow therefore I try to use a rich palette. My color palette is inspired by Marc Chagall mainly and style (impressionism) by Klimt, Van Gogh, Monet, and Renoir.

Art has always been close to my heart and even though I accept non received a formal education in any item genre, drawing/painting is an of import part of my life. Since schoolhouse, I have been experimenting with and enjoying unlike styles, media and techniques.

I started with Arabic calligraphy at the age of 10 but I soon realized that I enjoyed painting and drawing too. My subjects and so were things and people from my immediate surroundings just with time I started to explore unlike kinds of paints, pencils, materials and subjects.

I enjoy applying and developing my skills through the exploration of different subjects such as landscapes, figures, animals, aliens, underwater scenes and other aspects of nature. I would telephone call my current style modern impressionist, semi-abstruse and in some cases my work has post-impressionist and expressionist influences. I do not have a fixed creative process; the principal idea can exist an emotional impulse, a tender moment I experienced, a identify that touched me profoundly or merely a dream.

Formal fine art education is important for an artist to develop and succeed as a professional, merely one tin can express, enjoy, and create art and get accepted by the fine art world without one. It mayhap a long journey, full of struggle only the rewards are rich. ~ @Hafsa Idrees

Cat portrait painting by Hafsa Idrees