The most SATISFYING way to paint?...

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[@MangoJet408]

When you try to do abstract art, it's not that it is bad, you just don't have much variety. You always tend to go the same direction, try going all sorts of directions and bring in even more textures and movement by using different types of brushes and spatulas. Even scraping away some of the paint that you already put down can leave an interesting effect, especially if you're using a thicker medium. You know how to use negative and positive space, that is something that also can really work well in your favor. These are tips that my college professor gave me when I was dealing with the same kind of problem. My favorite is abstract expressionism, if you look at it, there is so much depth to all the movement within the painting. If you see this then I hope it helps.

[@SamanthaAndersonArtist]

I've seen people put super thick paint in piping bags and use frosting tips to create an array of flowers, let them dry (for like, a week) and then put it all together to create a 3D Bouquet or other paintings. Would LOVE to see you try that!

[@madkarma2248]

I had a class where we talked Michelangelo and how he had to paint the Sistine chapel ceiling on his back. For my assignment in that class we taped a paper to the bottom of our desks and had to draw. It was really hard and it would be a fun video idea to see you do something like that. Like try painting upside down to get the real Michelangelo experience.

[@fobo3361]

Instead of bigger...maybe just...more? Practice y'know

[@Yashuop]

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[@wittyjoker4631]

I think you have trouble with abstract art because youve got skill and talent to do real art. Just my hot take.

[@lolacarter2833]

Did you know Bob Ross was a drill sergeant while in the service? That's why he used his quiet voice. Once he got out of the service, he swore never to yell again.

[@Anna-wf8ph]

Im all for trying new forms of art and seeing how different materials work, but i kinda wish he would follow a proper tutorial in the end by someone who's already been through it all and actually eng up with something decent at the end of the video rahter than always going for abstract art (which in itself can be really hard) or pictures that look like its been done by a beginner.

[@Potts2k8]

... I think I'll watch this when I'm

[@AlucardRawks]

So I think that maybe you're being too tight and refined. Impasto is more of a suggestion of subject and overworking is so easy to do. Maybe try giving yourself an extremely limited time to do a canvas, like a minute or two to force yourself to only do the most basic shapes and rely on texture, hue, and tone to convey the subject and to limit dangers of overworking as you can't work on one area for long.

[@sparkypi]

"Maybe I need to go bigger?"

[@Lady.MdNght]

I love that he says, "Idk what I'm doing" but made an amazing warrior in fire... Love it Jazza... LOVE IT!!!

[@palindromee]

I think the middle one worked because you weren't trying to draw a picture as such, both the first and last one had an object that could have been easily replaced with normal paint and look just as good (if not better). Would be great to see you go really abstract and embrace some elements of your mop and drip paintings!

[@lazyfoxplays8503]

Abstract art is all about one big thing:

[@DarkeAOU]

The red-to-yellow canvas makes me think of dragon scales, which is what makes it my favorite. That, and the colors being great. Honestly surprised you didn't draw a dragon, as cool as the medium was.

[@Lum1narae]

Jazza + Bob Ross voice + painting knife = ultimate satisfaction

[@adamgtrap]

I'm not an artist and also have no idea what you're doing. But I really liked the modelling paste version, looks like icing.

[@NiKKey411]

The orange ombre is my fave because it reminds me of that cool lazy hack animation style to fill in background charaters like a baseball statium.. I love that because of how simple it is it leaves so much to the imagination, I imagine all the faces, expressions what they are eating, if they have hair, no hair or hats...i could go on and on I just

[@lynxone9434]

Garreth is like that one side character in a TV show that everyone loves but doesn't get much screen time