Abstract painting can feel frustrating when your work isn’t coming together—and it’s often not because of talent, but a few common misunderstandings.
In this video, I walk through the most common abstract painting mistakes I see, and how to begin correcting them so your work feels more cohesive and confident.
Watch it now to gain more clarity about abstract painting in only 10 minutes!
IN THIS VIDEO YOU WILL LEARN:
- Why using too many colors can weaken a painting
- Common composition issues in abstract work
- Why artists give up too early
- How misunderstanding color leads to muddy results
- What to focus on instead
Watch the video below to see each mistake in action — then scroll down for the free training that shows you how to fix them.
READY TO ACTUALLY FIX THIS?
If you’re ready for a clearer, more structured approach, you can join my free training:
“The 5 Missing Pieces Between You and Painting Abstracts with Confidence“
ABOUT ANDREA CERMANSKI
I’ve been painting for over 30 years and teaching abstract painting for most of that time — which means I’ve seen the same mistakes come up again and again, in my own work and in students at every level.
I have a Bachelor’s in Art History and a Master’s in Art Education, my work has been shown in galleries across the country, and I’ve had a piece juried by Judy Chicago. But honestly, what qualifies me to teach this isn’t the credentials — it’s the fact that I’ve personally worked through every frustration you’re probably feeling right now: the muddy colors, the compositions that fall flat, the paintings you abandon because something just isn’t working.
That’s exactly why I created my free training, “The 5 Missing Pieces Between You and Painting Abstracts with Confidence.” It’s everything I wish someone had told me earlier — and what I now teach from my studio in Santa Fe, New Mexico to first-timers and experienced painters alike who are ready for a creative breakthrough.
