Cool piece!

Kids are doing heroin at art school?

Yes I knew this already and its the best method.

Really awesome work! I love how you explain different aspects of painting. Could you perhaps go into your thoughts behind composition in a future video?

I can’t do my canvas I wanna start selling paintings but no time I’m busy in corporate lifestyle

Super cool bro!! Thanks so much for the tips I learned a lot just in this one video.

I really liked the tip of painting from two photos one over- and one underexposed for shadow and highlight respectively

انا مدري كيف اصارحك ان الاولى احلى ولها طابعها الخاص بشكل غريب

First video I’ve watched but I love it. Props.

To me, this painting means 'too much (not enough)"

are you self taught?

This painting is amazing, one of the best I've seen

👍🏾

I watched your entire video. Is better than most art videos in youtube. I'm also new at painting. I would like to know more about the materials you use in your giant painting. where do you purchase the frame?

You’re always so inspiring thanks for sharing your process

Hiii guyy I love your chanel and art !! I'm watching from Mexico ✨🌷🩵

You are truly a master of the mundane!

как деваха может так сидеть на подоконнике. как будто на улицу срёт!)))))

как девица могла провалиться в подоконнике? или срёт на улицу.))))

You had to stretch it THREE times? 😳

that is seriously a gorgeous painting. yoyre really good at explaining

Linear polarizer over light and linear polarizing lens filter. You rotate the lens filter and when the direction of polarizing lines is perpendicular to the lines of the film, reflections are virtually eliminated

I usually lack attention span, but dude - for the first time in (I don't know) I was stunned for 13 minutes straight. I didn't even blink or have any thoughts other than just soaking up every word. Not only that, but I've been following you for a while (maybe since that first version) - I'm speechless. I have artist's block - and your candid, true artist talk goes deep. I needed this lesson, I can't even tell you how much. Your perspective is great, I would love to sit with you at brunch in your studio. Thank you for sharing this with us.

Auction price: one trillion dollars

who turned on the stove? Did she turn it on, sat down and lit the cig, stood up and turned it off? Was it on all the time? Is there someone else in the room? Why did he/she left the stove after turning it on (and off shortly after)? If someone'd be right there, he/she would be visible in the reflexions. Someone's acting weird here.

ThE eSsEnCe

Beautiful painting! Thank you for sharing your work ; good luck selling this! It’s such a unique POV!

So cool! I need to watch it again and again. Bravo!

wow

Try a smooth small roller for your lock in. That’s my next try. Lol

I want that "you can fuck off" in a staples easy button

i do the exact same process with staples and stretchers BUT what were those 2 liquids u applied on canvas...?

Thank you for the tutorial, it’s helpful.

Wow, beautiful painting. Going to watch a few of your other videos now!

🔥🔥🔥

Hahaha nice one. Staples: “…you can f*ck off.” 😂😂😂

Why do you paint your canvas orange first?

Incredible!!

Interesting subject 🤔

Thank you! Love the commentary haha! 😂

Staples are fine, Vote Trump 2024

That’s pretty cool

Oh btw don’t use staples

I thought I wore short shirts. I think that's for a kid bro

Bruh what would you even use other then staples

Just curious why you removed the corner staples?

Personally, I wouldn’t use staples…. Or stretch a canvas since I don’t paint. Looks great tho!

I understood none of what you just said but the commentary was still entertaining 😀👍🏾

My father owned a picture framing studio and before that worked hanging all of the art at a well-known museum and before that got his BFA. I learned how to properly stretch an archival canvas early in life. When u know what's crucial, u can adjust it all to fit ur budget.

Don’t use staples