HOW I SEE ART AS A VISUALLY IMPAIRED INDIVIDUAL

[@BlindtoBillionaire]

Hey Vincent, congratulations! This is so cool, Amanda is so incredibly generous and I’m glad you were able to receive one of her pieces! Hold onto that, it will be worth millions someday, possibly even 1 billion or two. :-) I hope you’re having a great weekend! Thanks for another awesome video, Vincent :-) Matt

[@BlindGrilling]

Love you exclamation. Amanda has a awesome chow and such a sweet person.

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

I agree with you completely just hearing her voice makes me light up in smile. Amanda sure is amazing. My wife Likes her channel and so does in my own daughter. And they are both hard to please. Lol

[@splashesin8]

Art talk, smiley! Got my brain moving colors in the montages of my mind.

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

Well I am very happy. Art is such a beautiful thing to envision. May your dreams be filled with lots of beautiful colors. Thank you for watching the video God bless

[@fernandoCremaschi]

I like this video :). it shows peace and love for life. I have so many things that are so different from other point of view. even talking with people. being visually impaired is a gift from God. and my ex wife is an artist and I really like her paintings. I have one that she made for me and is exactly what I wanted. I hope I can bring from my ex house. god bless you bro, :)

[@notmyrealname2777]

Great video Vincent. I still have a couple of tactile finger paintings that I have to get done but you my friend are on my list for a painting you can feel. Amanda's paintings are absolutely beautiful. I'm a proud owner of one of them

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

I was thinking of trying to make some tactile art. Just haven't thought of a process yet. and I would definitely hold on to that painting from Amanda. I truly believe it's going to be worth something one day. Thanks for watching the video

[@LowVisionUKTerrysView]

Hey Vincent, young man :-) I really enjoyed listening to your video. I don't know what it is about you, but you have a way of drawing me into your videos. I love the genuine passion that you have for life and your past, current and future endeavours. Amanda's Painting is beautiful in the ways you describe it. this is the second of Amada's artwork I have seen - both very different and very beautiful. You mention Rome - it is one of my very favourite places, and I have visited many times. I feel privileged that I had vision to see and appreciate what I saw. these days, I guess, like you - I see very differently to back then. I think now, I appreciate everything a whole lot more than I ever did. I don't see the things literally anymore, but I fill in what I can't see visually, with what I can see in my mind if that makes sense. I have never been any good whatsoever at art - I always wanted to be, but what I drew, never looked like what I was drawing haha..absolutely terrible - not an artistic bone in my body. Anyway, as usual, I have rattled on. Lucky you to be the recipient of Amandas amazing artwork. I look forward to your next instalment

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

Listen, if you could go to Rome more than once and see the beauty that was all around you then yes you have an artistic bone in your body. you have to be somewhat artsy fartsy to love the beauty that Rome has to show. When I was in college I almost went to Florence Italy to live for a little while to do sculpting. Because of my kids I stayed. It was just too pricey and I couldn't afford the costs to live there for entire semester. thank you for watching my videos my friend that's always a pleasure to hear another comment from you. And it's nice to know we always have so much in common. Looking forward to your next video.

[@bamablind9916]

Hey Vinny, I think you are so right as you explain that beauty, or in this case art which is beautiful, is in the eye of the beholder. I think that creativity transcends our senses and you can really see that as Amanda creates her paintings with out vision. She is so truly talented and you are so lucky to receive the painting. It really is truly amazing how spiritual Messages can also travel through something that is created through art. I know you will treasure that piece and it will, I’m sure, inspire you each time you look at it. Oh, and there is no doubt in my mind that you will find that artists outlet, Because creativity just cannot be denied. Thank you for sharing this with all of us. Love, Beverly

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

Thank you so much Beverly. Yes, I've been so obsessed with Jesus lately that the first thing I thought of when I saw that painting and zoomed in on it when she uploaded her giveaway video before I won was Jesus. Lol I knew I wanted that particular painting. As soon as she announced I won I talked to her through messenger and told her immediately which painting I wanted. No thought needed. But she is definitely so talented. I still have a little bit of vision left and I haven't even had the gall to try to do any art. And she goes out there each and every week and pulls off beautiful paintings with no vision at all. Correction, she's got so much vision it's sickening. She is definitely blessed with a talent. I hope your week is going great Beverly God bless

[@toniedudley6593]

Hi Vincent lovely video. Amanda is amazing lady . I loved drawing and using charcoal when I was younger also did cartoon strips got in the newspaper. I wanted to go art college and learn more. Unfortunately when I left school I studied Nursing and then I studied to be a Nursery nurse I loved both jobs . My mum wanted me to be a nurse or work along with children. My dad wanted me to be a cartoon artist. I wasn't a nurse or nursery nurse for long until my vision started to go I think God had a different path for me im still wondering what path what future he has for me.

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

I used to love drawing cartoons as well I loved doing fountain ink pen drawings. comics was my definite go to when I was younger. as much as I love art I would not take back the fact that I went to school for but it was a big waste of money. And not because of my vision loss. put it this way when I did college orientation they told us only 30% of us would actually have a career. Yet I still dished out 30 grand per year. Lol I will be paying those loans for the rest of my life. Hahaha I found being a mechanic was what I really love to do. And when it comes to God having something for you it might be already in your face and you're not even know it. I have thought of this question all too much as well. But then I realized I sure do talk a lot. Lol maybe my gift is the gift of gab and that's why I'm on KZbin. You will find your path I guarantee it. God loves you I love you life loves you. Good luck just keep your ears open for the holy Spirit.

[@toniedudley6593]

@@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 Thankyou for your reply. May be I'm doing it already I collect money for the blind and visually Impaired and I do hampers for the homeless near Christmas especially for the winter it gets so cold .

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

@@toniedudley6593 it is those things that you do that God loves so much. Remember, dog rewards all but the ones who get the most reward are the ones who don't do things for gratification. Those who just do those things out of the kindness of their heart. If I was a millionaire I would most definitely be a secret Santa all over. Feels good to give.

[@notmyrealname2777]

Your drawings are incredible

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

Thank you so so much. It's a talent I used to love to have. Just got to find a new one now. I sold or gave away a lot of my drawings in the past so only have so many to show off nowadays. What's funny is the most money I ever made from a drawing was just under $1,000. And it was a charcoal drawing of kitchen utensils on a counter. Lol no joke. Thank you so much for watching Hope to hear more comments in my next videos from you.

[@notmyrealname2777]

@@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 That is funny. I find it hard to sell mine. I don't know how much to put on them. I would rather give mine to someone I think deserves a little piece of me

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

@@notmyrealname2777 just do one thing do not sell yourself short. I learned in college that if you sell your art to cheap you will not sell your art at all. Believe it or not if you sell it for hire price people are always more interested. And thank you could take that higher value and donate to a charity and still pocket for more supplies to make more heart later. I would have love to see some of your artwork you should email me a picture I'll zoom in on it and see if the best I can. My email is in the description on the video. Only if you want to though. No pressure