2021 calendar - 12 December

[@wewjoj]

I love the blue tint, it's so wintery!

[@ductruong3955]

Thats the second time Im watching it.... You're giving me the strength becoming a better artist

[@kunnavang]

i still remember when you posted the first of these videos way back in january. i was like wow! this is crazy! i sure wish i had one of these calendars! and then every time a new one came out i was like wow! this is crazy! i sure wish i had one of these calendars! and also, wow! i cant believe it's been another month!--and now here we are at december. thank you for making these videos, every single one of them has been so enjoyable and i loved hearing about your thought and work process through these. looking forward to the last cover one, but i'll be sad when there won't be any more to look forward to.

[@speedlark3924]

Remember guys practice makes perfect!

[@andygorman858]

This is a beautiful painting that brought back a lot of memories for me. My wife and I got married in Japan in September 2008 (awhile ago I know), and after that wen went with my Dad and mother in law to Shirakawa-go, it was a hot day and I took a lots of photos! It is truly a stunning village, I think most of the buildings are over 100 years old? Thank you for sharing this painting with us, I have enjoyed every single one you have made.

[@nadiUxis]

It feels so peaceful... So silent... Amazing work!

[@recoveringsoul755]

We call those shape of rooftops A frame buildings in the states. What a cozy warm scene this is. It just be delightful there

[@ductruong3955]

I mean... you're amazing just amazing wow

[@anashirudiaries]

Hope to see more of your videos

[@xoxocamilla]

Absolutely beautiful

[@princepark1013]

this is incredible...i feel very inspired by your art

[@Lorenzo2DI]

Following this series of videos was an absolute pleasure! I'm excited to discover the last part. Thanks for sharing these in such a nice & relaxing format, as awlays :)

[@kanachiaki]

This one was truly magical, it really pulled me in and I think you totally managed to convey the atmosphere you were going for. Awesome!!

[@varadfrompalebluedot]

Amazing painting

[@LieslHuddleston]

Creating art makes me happy and watching a master artist at work is also so satisfying! You put your heart and soul into this series and it shows, the works are masterpieces, I'm sure your client must have been very happy with what you created. Well done! And thank you so much for sharing your thoughts about the piece and a little history and interesting information about the locations you covered in this series. Japan is a beautiful country with so much fascinating history and culture. I often use 'Google street view' to virtually visit various countries, several months ago I (virtually) toured Shirakawa village, Gifu pref. Some of the Google street view had been recorded in spring/summer and some of it in winter, so I got to 'walk' the streets or pathways there seeing snow piled up very high and then could also see what it looks like with no snow. I loved it! So seeing you paint this had some extra special meaning.

[@lonelybard610]

Beautiful

[@abi6592]

I'd be so intimidated to paint that background of trees! There's so much to learn from watching your process!

[@Ellary_Rosewood]

I know I say this about every single one of your pieces, but this one has a special place in my heart. You've captured that coziness that can only be felt in Winter. It's always been a dream of mine to one day experience Shirakawago. It's such a beautiful place. ❤️❄️

[@moochiechai]

Awesome work, as always! Really love watching your process videos

[@sarajamal799]

wow ! so peaceful to watch i really loved this series amazing work any calendars for 2022?

[@mattjabbar]

I want to but I also have plans for the comic I’m making and continuation of the Storefront series. 👍 we’ll see

[@lacroixcamille6075]

So beautiful, thank you for sharing :)

[@Mochicchino]

♥

[@dadaistycznyshitpostomuzie949]

2:23 i saw it

[@MrBoponpa]

I'm always so impressed by artists who can manage painting many objects overlapping each other, which in this painting you demonstrated with the small buildings in the distance and the mountain's forest in the back. What is your line of thinking when you paint such small/overlapping objects?

[@mattjabbar]

I try to understand what all the objects are and paint them accordingly and not just try to reproduce something I see on the reference photo. 👍

[@fmls8266]

Hi Mateusz, just visited your exhibition about storefronts here in Milano with my japanese girlfriend, very nice work Your nightscapes book, that I purchased, reminded her of my night photography in Japan :) Sparkled in me the desire to draw again, what watercolors and digital would you suggest? I really love poster colors, and not a big fan of iPad

[@ねこふんじゃった猫当番]

写真だと思いました(o^^o)すご〜い❣️ 　　　　　　　　🐈‍⬛🐾

[@funkykoval2099]

Dzień dobry. Dla mnie to wygląda jak okolice Zakopanego chwilę po zachodzie słońca ! To miłe, że jednak mamy coś podobnego. Czy atmosferę zmierzchu/nocy dałoby się tutaj zrobić czarnym/szarym kolorem, czy ze względu na mały kontrast ekranów lcd lepiej jest stosować błękity jak u Pana? Na drzeworytach wszystko jest w czerni.. Pozdrawiam

[@mattjabbar]

Nie za bardzo miałem w zamyśle ekrany LDC bo ten kalendarz był mierzony do druku - wybrałem odcienie niebieskiego bo taki kolor bardziej kojarzył mi się z atmosferą którą chciałem oddać 👍

[@teroblepuns]

Gorsh o.o