PAINT TALK: 4 Youtube PAINTERS You Probably Don't Know About but You Should

[@IanRobertsMasteringComposition]

Hey Chris, thank you so much for your very thoughtful and generous video. I love Marc's work as well. I think Michael is visiting us next week. I really appreciate your including me. My very best wishes, Ian.

[@khailinn432]

Ian, Michael and Chris you all are my everyday KZbin watchlist. I’m learning something every time I watch you all. Thank you so much you all for these contributions. I didn’t have a chance to learn academically but I value yours more than conventional studies.

[@stevefranklin9176]

Deep thanks to you Ian. I’ve gained an incredible amount from your lessons and generosity.

[@SeanMahoneyfitnessandart]

@@khailinn432 mine too

[@chamberlainpaintings]

Thanks so much Chris! Let's do some plein air if you ever visit California!

[@paintcoach]

Absolutely! I lived in LA 2008-2019 so when I visit again I’ll let you know!

[@chamberlainpaintings]

@@paintcoach Ok perfect!

[@munirahmad8793]

Would you guys make a video about it when you two paint together

[@zerocalvin]

I dont know if this channel has been talk about, but Draw, Mix, Paint is a channel worth checking out..

[@clownpocket]

I got started watching Mark Carder/drawmixpaint. Excellent teacher.

[@devinmichaelroberts9954]

@@clownpocket I have been a professional artist for years now and run my own online school myself and i got my start watching his videos as well in the very beginning that first 2 years. It got me use to seeing shapes of value and color.

[@clownpocket]

@@devinmichaelroberts9954 He teaches everything you need to know A-Z to get started.

[@icandothis1238]

@@clownpocket So did I. And I Built his color thingy, his palettes, his brush holder, and his easel, tried to build his proportional divider but ended up buying one. Love my Mark's videos.

[@AD270479]

He doesn't mention it here, but I have heard Chris recommend his channel in a few prev uploads.

[@ms.marvelous7019]

Always cool when an awesome painter shouts out other awesome painters so we can all learn more 👏🏽

[@josephsavage805]

Paint Coach you are a rare phenomenon in our world. You recommend books and videos that really help us get better and not because you are getting commissions from them. I just bought some of the books you recommend, and they are fantastic. Thank you for being a great teacher and an example to all of us.

[@saracarli7312]

agreed. I feel asleep on the floor in my studio watching videos last night.

[@TimGreenOwb]

In the Studio Art Instruction with Dianne Mize. She teaches individual techniques rather than doing whole paintings.

[@richrobertson9457]

I second that. Dianne's many "quick tips" contain some of the most useful painting information on KZbin.

[@gdan9923]

Yes! She has a teacher’s heart and she’s great!

[@trudyberry3267]

Dianne is a wealth of knowledge and such a beautiful soul.

[@P-A-X-]

She is wonderful

[@claires9100]

Paint Coach, you are so gracious and generous to promote other painters.

[@c.shakeshaft2582]

Thank you. It's great to see you promote other artists. Just more reason why I'm such a big fan of yours.

[@anitadavis5430]

Florent Farges is one of my favorites. He is a scientist when it comes to perception, color etc. AND he is very creative and a philosopher, too. He is quite cerebral. I quite like my paint coach, too. I've learned a lot from you. Thank you for teaching us.

[@LukenUSee]

Thank you for recommending these other artists. Shows you aim to help your audience become better artists. Your unselfish approach is much appreciated.

[@crisalidathomassie1811]

Thanks for this video. By far James Gurney and Ian Roberts are the best! Love their books and videos, great information and inspiration in each video. You are an awesome coach and we all appreciate the time and effort producing the videos. Blessings and take care.

[@Workingmomification]

Chris , it is great for you to promote other art teachers on KZbin. That shows maturity and wisdom.

[@sinman66]

Chris you're amazing, and I am not not talking just about your magnanimity in bigging up other artists. Have learned a lot from your video tutorials too, so thank you for being here!

[@wongcheefatt]

I subscribed to quite a numbers of oil painting KZbin channels, Vladimir Volegov, Florent Farges, Matthew Tarini Art, Alpay Efe, César Córdova, Samuel Earp, Andrew Tischler, Daria Callie, Michael James Smith, Malcolm Dewey, Bojidar Art, Beau B. Frank, Lena Danya, etc.

[@LuthandoDlomo]

Thank you kind sir

[@claygreen4723]

Already followed Chamberlein and Roberts. I also like Samuel Earp (he does a good job with narration), Yupari artist (that's the way it comes up on youtube) and Painting by Samir (he shows his painting and pallete as he works). Great job pointing out other artists!

[@dylanduke9963]

I think I watch most of them too. Samir is v handy to paint along with. Earp is good for a specific thing, same with Tischler

[@wendyc1276]

I borrowed Ian's book a long while back, but had no idea he had a channel, I will go check it out. Chris, I really love your teaching style, and really getting to the nuts and bolts of things. I've painted a long time off and on (mostly off) and have now started to follow your advice, I really like getting back into painting. Other teachers I like are Dianne Mize and Richard Robinson. Dianne is a retired art teacher and has wonderful small videos. Robinson mostly sells his videos now, but has good information on KZbin about using different effects in your landscapes

[@pac2840]

Long time fan of Ian Roberts, his books before KZbin. He sends out a newsletter to subscribers every Tuesday with a link to a new video. I look forward to that each week. One I'd add to this list is Gerda Lipsky. She's German and it is in German with English subtitles. Interesting techniques that have shifted something in my brain that has completely transformed my work. Checking out this list.

[@TheBeana71]

Stuart Davies - he does tonalist landscape oil paintings. He has a really loose style and his process is fun to watch. His vids take a painting from start to finish, and he's very encouraging of new painters to just get in there and start mucking about.

[@bradad2026]

Michael Chamberlain and Ian Roberts - yes! Chamberlain for his brush work and Roberts for how he simplifies a painting down to shapes and light/shadow.

[@artbykcappadona5166]

Funny I already followed Ian Robert’s and Michael Chamberlain. I’ll follow the other two as well.

[@katdakota9467]

Ah this was great to hear! I signed up for a virtual class/workshop with Chelsea Lang - wow a year ago almost! Anyway she is a fabulous painter and teacher. You were so write to say she communicates very well. She is very articulate and the best part of her workshop is you get to continue to stay in touch with her weekly to discuss your work, questions, progress etc. on many subjects from painting - the process - to marketing etc. Thanks for including Chelsea on your list - she's a jewel - a great find!

[@lewisartuk]

Also love some of the artists mentioned in comments in particular Malcolm Dewey, Draw paint mix, Turner Vinson, Danny Sabra Art, Karen Ann Archer Fine Art

[@omnesilere]

Danny Sabra feels like the blind leading the blind. He really shouldn't be teaching, he's encouraging though.

[@lewisartuk]

@@omnesilere interesting I see myself the same way maybe that's why I like his stuff 😂

[@RyanPoe]

second turner vinson, great content.

[@desotopete]

I'll check these out. Recently came across Ian Roberts and have watched all his videos.

[@stevefranklin9176]

Hey Chris Mark Carder of Draw Mix Paint is exceptional and for purely visual watching Dusan from Perth WA is very helpful. David Dunlop is a game changer in all aspects.

[@theforgedone]

James Gurney is great to watch for plein air as well as overall artistic knowledge

[@ubimelibiapes333]

I work in an artist materials shop, and I often recommend James Gurney and Lena Rivo to beginners/artists who want to learn more about gouache and/or plein air painting 🤩

[@DCweldingAndArt]

@@ubimelibiapes333 yes they are FANTASTIC artists. So knowledgeable on so many aspects. Even oils. Gurneys watercolor techniques blow my mind and transfer alot into oil, or acrylic really.

[@WaterdownBOY]

James Gurney is a great watch

[@vertexsnapper]

YES, this exactly. I can't believe James Gurney didn't get a call out. His videos are invaluable

[@ArtistInNewHampshire]

Finestkind!

[@JM-jr4po]

Dianne Mize from In the Studio Art Instruction. Her quick tips are a huge help. Two of her quick tips that helped me a lot and got me out of a huge block are gradation and value relationships. The quick tips are simple so they keep me from comparing it to my work and feeling defeated lol.

[@christianbond1561]

I’m familiar with a few mentioned in video and in comments- applauding Chris asking for and allowing recommendations for other teachers- also applauding the responses aren’t snarky or snippy.

[@scottwhite4627]

Thanks Chris, really really like Chelsea Lang. Thanks for helping me along.

[@Jacksbox11]

Thanks, Chris! I already watch Ian Roberts, a Canadian guy in LA. Cheers

[@fragwagon]

Btw Coach thank you for sharing these, every one of them is worth a follow.

[@jperry6779]

Thank you so much for sharing with us Chris. I've been watching Ian Roberts videos and they've helped a great deal, especially the one about the muse.

[@philroydias5366]

Thanks everyone who commented more artists on KZbin. I'm truly grateful to paint coach and you all. So many inspiring teachers ♥️😍to follow and learn from

[@catholictortillas777]

Love Michael Chamberlain and Ian Roberts! They really help teach good information that is basic and is valuable. Thank you for all your help and lessons also! I like also Sandi Hester and Turner Vinson.

[@pleinaire8698]

I've watched Marc's videos as well as Michael and Ian's videos for the last 2 years...Now i get to check out Chelsea's!! THANKS!

[@ericbeck9687]

Wholeheartedly agree on Ian Roberts. I’ve learned a lot watching his weekly videos. I’ve also started watching Przewodek Fine Art recently. She’s an amazing artist who paints in a loose style and has an interesting process for her instructional videos. Like Roberts and you, she puts a lot of emphasis on big shapes, edges and color harmony. Keep up the great work!

[@anniebelanger7562]

Hi Chris, thank you for sharing. Here are a few interesting artists : 1) Andrew Tischler (does amazing large realistic paintings) 2) Richard Musgrave Evans (does wonderful Plein Air palette knife paintings, sometimes has his big canvas installed on the side of his van) and 3) Stefan Baumann (also does beautiful Plein Air paintings in the National Parks). By the way, love your online course, you’re a great teacher and I’m enjoying the process. .

[@Robocop-qe7le]

I love Evans and his paintings. He is a very special guy. For the French speakers Pascal Clus is worth watching if you are into painting knife.

[@anniebelanger7562]

@@Robocop-qe7le Thanks for the information on Pascal Clus! I like his style.

[@RyanPoe]

baumann has some great lessons.

[@arieljiang8198]

I also follow these people!! It would not be a compete list without paint coach 🙌

[@nancyparsons5186]

Ben Lustenhower. Out of this world portrait painter.

[@DCweldingAndArt]

Agreed, also Vladimir Volegov! MASTER portrait painter. Bold claim, but that's what he is. Incredible, a seasoned veteran no doubt

[@marinagarciasolorzano1724]

Ben Lustenhowe es magnifico!

[@danv1061]

My favorite is Steve Atkinson. Western art at its best. Entertaining, down to earth and full of instruction.

[@payntpot7623]

Thank you for the suggestion, today, I enjoyed the first video I have watched of his.

[@CupcakeCottage]

For me, Lena Rivo’s online painting class is the only class I’ll ever, possibly, need. She has KZbin videos, too.

[@Petehcs100]

Richard Musgave Evans for EnPleinAir, abstracted landscapes, with a knife, in the Australian countryside.

[@rachelscottart6908]

Thanks so much for this video! I've avoided oils since trying them once at school - I stuck with watercolour and acrylics instead. Now I'm learning & can't get enough of your channel - great to have more artists to feed my new passion!

[@CharlesHancockCreations]

Never heard of any of them 😕. Cool. I like Michael James Smith a ton. New channels to scope out. 🙏

[@BarBaraWhorleyCrawfordESS]

Thank you. It says a lot about you and your confidence to share other channels. I always learn from you and enjoy your style. I also enjoy and learn from Samuel Earp.

[@itomg]

For people with an interest in portrait painting, I believe Ben Lustenhouwer is a great artist and teacher. Thanks for the info. I will definitely check these channels out.

[@ShirazPaints]

Your videos have really helped me a lot over the last year. Thanks so much!

[@journeymantraveller3338]

Lena Rivo works in gouache as well. Easy watching. Uses a "spreading oil drop" process in gouache or acrylic though, because it dries fast and it gives clean fresh results. Worth following. Has some helpful PDFs.

[@ubimelibiapes333]

I work in an artist materials shop, and I often recommend James Gurney and Lena Rivo to beginners/artists who want to learn more about gouache and/or plein air painting 🤩

[@johanp8391]

Like yourself, Ian Roberts is an excellent teacher. Another good artist is Renso.

[@alasuvius]

I just subscribed to your channel, since I just found your channel. You are definitely getting me inspired. I have not picked up a brush in a very long time. You are an inspiration. Thank you.

[@Robocop-qe7le]

Agree with Ian Roberts, he is the best teacher on youtube imo. Stuart Davies is great, very well explained, laid back, unassuming and funny; love his channel. Yupari is also good particularly for beginners, lately he did very good portraits. Vladimir Volegov is one of the best painters on KZbin but doesn’t do tutorials. Mesmerising to watch him paint though.

[@leighcutting9747]

Thanks so much Chris for your informative videos!!! I also enjoy Roger Bansemer’s channel. Like you he loves to share what he has learned over his career as an artist! Again, thanks for all the help that you provide!!!

[@anniebelanger7562]

2nd comment. How could I have forgotten Christian Jequel ! A pastel knife master at creating depth. A wood table serves as his palette where unused leftover paint is left to dry and serves later to create texture in his paintings - each placement by color spectrum and when he does another painting he simply applies fresh new paint on The table and when he needs more texture he scrapes the dry paint layers and applies it on his painting to create texture. Simply amazing !

[@ArtistInNewHampshire]

On a more modest scale, using the dried single edge razor blade scrapings from a tempered glass palette (sorted by colors) kept in closable containers is a rewarding and frugal habit.

[@kenanmorg4677]

Michael James Smith is a 4th generation landscape painter in England. He has a method for producing incredibly realistic landscape paintings. For watercolor, James Gurney is my favorite.

[@---Dana----]

I've learned a lot from Malcolm Dewey. Short lessons with demonstrations. I also like Michael Knight and Jon Bradham for plein air, which I hope to do eventually. EDIT: That's Michael KING. Sorry 😳

[@davidking5352]

Agree Malcolm Dewey, good introduction to impressionistic landscapes

[@ArtistInNewHampshire]

The only Michael Knight I found (besides the TV character in “Knight Rider” ) seems to be a Michael Jackson tribute artist singer. Can you offer a different channel name for him?

[@---Dana----]

@@ArtistInNewHampshire It's Michael KING. My bad. 😳

[@ArtistInNewHampshire]

@Dana these things happen. Thanks for the update!

[@---Dana----]

@@ArtistInNewHampshire, thank you for the nice comment. His channel is MichaelKingArt, and it became Michael Knight in my head. 🤪

[@payntpot7623]

Forgot to add the Aussie chap, Richard Musgrave-Evans. I find it fascinating to watch him work!!

[@maple5703]

Absolute gold! Thanks Chris for sharing these fantastic painters with everyone. I already follow Michael Chamberlain (who is so amazing and entertaining) and I’m looking forward to checking out the others 😃🎨

[@tinavhza]

Thank you for YOUR videos, Chris. You offer a lot of valuable information and I appreciate it tremendously. There are two other painters who I follow besides Andrew Tischler and Carla Grace, amongst quite a few others, and that is Eric Yi Lin (he is watercolour artist though) and Johannes Vloothuis who paints both oil and watercolour. I also found that some of the painters I follow's work itself isn't really what I would consider good, necessarily (I'm honestly not being rude or negative, I promise) but the information they offer is outstanding. Since we all have our own way of doing things (not our style but our actions), sometimes taking the lesson and applying can be invaluable. You are correct that Andrew Tischler isn't for beginners, and Carla Grace probably isn't either but, as you watch their videos, they drop pearls of information which I have found valuable.

[@artscience9981]

Amazing, I was thinking, “I’m going to recommend Chelsea Lang…” then of course she was next on your list. I agree she is really fascinating to watch and generous with her explanations and art advice. Have to agree with others who have recommended Andrew Tischler, he is a great artist and teacher as well.

[@veronicagreen6180]

Yes I fallow all this artist, Ian and Michael are the best!, and you of course..

[@robertbrode5054]

Nice video, I always enjoy and learn from you. Someone for you to check out is Turner Vinson. This guy paints with a boldness and directness that is awesome to watch. He made me pick up painting again after 20 years of not doing so!

[@arcweldedprobe]

Richard Musgrave Evans, an Aussie painter, I watch his videos to relax before painting. He primarily uses large pallette knives, and completes enormous plein air paintings quickly by driving out the need for obsessive detail

[@lunadargent5292]

You might like the channel Paint with Dustan. Another Ozie artist, I think out of Brisbane, he paints predominantly with pallet knives….he’s very good…. there’s no vocal it’s just music Super relaxing but also intriguing because you don’t really know until the very end when he’s actually painting.

[@rosarioinsaurraldemalarin6419]

legends supporting legends!! thank you!!

[@jonathano.7109]

Didn't know the first two, so thanks for that. The second two - Ian Roberts and Chelsea Lang - are (with you, of course!) my favourite channels. And a fourth is Alexis Tzivaris (I think his name is) with his channel Simplify Drawing and Painting, especially for portraits. He's great, too.

[@vonkunstler884]

Great vid. Love to see artists promoting other artists. We are all striving for the same things 👏

[@scootergti]

Thanks very much, I have been watching your videos for some time, last couple years. two of 3 of your picks I have watched several times. Marc is a new painter for me and is very interesting! I have also learned from Mark Carder, Draw Mix Paint and James Gurney. I recommend them both. I appreciate your channel because I struggle to get my ass in gear to paint more in between work. Thank you for unselfishly letting us know about other KZbinrs.

[@ChooseTruthAlways]

Yes Ian Roberts wonderful instructor, along his lines of teaching is also Draw mix paint. On a different style also Alpay Efe, Danielle Trudeau, and of course your work. 👌

[@christosgh5140]

One of my favourites is Alex Tzavaras. His channel is SIMPLIFY Drawing & Painting. Rings a bell? 😀 BTW congrats and many thanks for all your coaching!

[@nancykunik4370]

Hey paint coach...it was nice of you to suggest other painters...you are by far the best for stressing the fundamentals which is so important! Your approach and explaining are very straight forward ... you're in the top 2 go to ... Michael Chamberlain the other... thank you for all the inspiration

[@danthomas6587]

I'm a watercolor painter but there's usually a few tidbits I'm able to pick up from you guys. Subbed.

[@craigseaborn4222]

Excellent information coach I follow Ian Roberts and he is very skillful and explains his concepts well , I will check out the others , thanks Craig

[@sherilegacy8870]

I also love Andrew Tischler but I’m new to your channel and loving it as well. I’ve also purchased your course as I’m new to oils. 🙂 Two others I like are Casser Santos and Wim Bals- both so talented!

[@sherilegacy8870]

*Cesar

[@wcwindom56]

Also Jessica Henry -- -great instruction also

[@jarrod4115]

MICHAEL CHAMBERLAIN THE GOAT OF KZbin PAINTING!! also Turner Vinson highly underrated impressionist

[@rockyh9630]

You stole my COMMENT 🤣 G.O.A.T.!!!!

[@rockyh9630]

Turner is awesome

[@omnesilere]

James Gurney. Cesar Santos. Chamberlain is infantile compared to even these two. Gregory Manchess has like three videos that beat Chamberlains whole catalog.

[@jarrod4115]

Okay cool, anyway

[@jarrod4115]

Such an impressive impressionist right

[@geraldmiller347]

Thanks for sharing, Chamberlain, Roberts, are really helpful, I see below that someone else suggested Malcolm Dewey. I'll check out the other two you suggest. Stuart Davies is also very interesting.

[@wendynielsen5655]

Nick, thank you for your wonderful channel. So many of my favourites are mentioned here already but haven’t seen Kyle Buckland, a plein air painter. I love to watch him paint. He has a very interesting series for beginner painters, well worth checking out.

[@johnlannon87]

Lol who is Nick?

[@maxlinesartist]

Hi Thanks for the video Chris enjoying you talks . I am in New Zealand and I highly recommend Andrew Tischler who is also here in New Zealand . He is very good from a technical point of view makes lot of his own gear and also a real expert on color issues a dedicated artist and his videos are really help full .

[@zimberticagames5291]

Painters I follow, in no particular order. Paint Coach - Fantastic content and an excellent loose style. Andrew Tischler - Excellent realism and a tight polished look. James Gurney - Nice plein air using acrylics and guache Gagnon Studio - Does excellent clouds Chuck Black Art - Wonderful landscapes Alpay Efe - Wonderful portraits with inspiring color use Michael James Smith - Excellent realism Mural Joe - Excellent observations of nature UVN Art - Not really tutorials but it's nice watching paintings come together Richard Musgrave-Evans - Those palate knives! Freeman White - Plein air Ian Roberts - Already mentioned

[@zerocalvin]

I watch Ian Robert's video a lot, especially on the video about composition... but sadly everything just flew above my head.

[@undoubtedlyso4542]

hey i see you in his comment sections sometimes, keep on painting dude

[@allenvoss7977]

I like Ian Roberts too. He also responds to questions that you might have.

[@wolfgangtoeglhofer1710]

and Ian Roberts and his 2 books are really outstanding. When will you publish a book

[@Sireesha23]

You are a good human being..

[@danfe9064]

Love finding out about different artists !! More videos like this one please!

[@bonzejustice4029]

Hey Chris, great video, great job presenting and, as always, thank you for sharing. I do the same thing because I also love to watch other painters do their thing (especially ones that have years of knowledge and freely share it). I absolutely love Ian Roberts too because he approaches art philosophically as well as aesthetically--very classical in nature indeed. Another artist on KZbin who is amazing that I strongly suggest you look into is Anna Rose Bain; she leaves me speechless. Again, thank you Chris!

[@lindab34]

Great info thanks Chris. I like Haidee Jo Summers. I am trying to improve my painting and Haidee is great to follow (generally more in her books than on youtube). Her pictures are very alive.

[@jerrymishler1399]

Thanks, Chris. I already subscribe to the first 3 you mention - and think your comments regarding them are spot on. I'll have to have a look at Chelsea Lang. Another painter worth looking at on KZbin is Kyle Martin. He's a Wisconsin artist with an interesting sense of value and color.

[@kenahlering6691]

Janhendric Dolsma wonderful seashore scenes and easy to listen to his calming voice overs

[@journeymantraveller3338]

I'll mention Samuel Earp. NZ plein air, posts frequently on youtube. Shows process and colour mixing plus has website with step by step versions of the videos. Does nice, confident, mark making (not nervous energy twitchy like one you mentioned)

[@AnnikaBergmannArt]

I like Oliver Pyle. He does watercolor paintings and not oil, but I really enjoy his style and he's very likeable. Thank you for the other tips, Chris!

[@KeyserTheRedBeard]

fantastic video Paint Coach. I shattered that thumbs up on your video. Keep up the high-quality work.

[@georgeedward1226]

Ian Roberts is great. I learned a lot from his videos.

[@TheMackhimself]

Great video.. if only that was the norm to recommend other teachers as well.. I commend you for that! As a... let's say mediocre painter, I learned a lot of much needed courage to be more loose, from Stuart Davies' approach =)

[@simonnesmith7283]

I love your videos Chris 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜!! I also watch Michael Chamberlin, Richard musgrave Evans and Jessica Henry.Thanks for all your hard work!

[@paulaelliott47]

Lindsey Kustusch and her partner are amazing and Kyle Ma, all three so young and so talented and so inspirational!

[@garyklett405]

I have picked up such good tips from you - thank you !

[@sttarch5150]

Great video. Try Draw Mix Paint for a whole method. Note his "color checking" technique.

[@MamaRavenWolf]

very helpful!! i have been looking for more artists to follow!!!

[@DCweldingAndArt]

3 out of these 4 I've been following, loving, and supporting for awhile. :) also, James Gurney, fantastic painter, alot of watercolor/gouache but man...He, kinda like Mike Chamberlain, will do ANY kind of subject, and make it look beautiful. YupariArtist another traditional, mainly portrait painter but cool to watch. Same with Cesar Santos. Of coarse Andrew Tischler(my favorite), Stefan Beaumann, Slew, Alpay Efe(mainly portraits) Michael James Smith also another fantastic realist landscape artist from Britain. There's so many, ide have to go through my history and come back to this comment to list them all lol

[@angiewright-artist8246]

Thank you for sharing, I'm new to these artists and will definetly check them out. I'm the same, I love watching more experienced painters, for me your included in my list. I always learn so much from other artists and love seeing the process for each

[@nikkiswenson54]

Hi, Chris! I really think it is cool that you give shout outs to other Artists that teach on KZbin! One of the absolute best is Renso Art. Renso Castaneda lives in Lima, Peru...he is an alla prima master.

[@huntsail3727]

Loved this video, thanks for sharing your inspirations!