@@lynngreen79 I understand that the voice is made with AI (possibly translated from another language as well), but a human still had to write the narration
@@goyonman9655 There isn't a 'how' it should look like.. People come up with all kinds of stuff. This is not modern in the slightest though as it has been done many times before.
How old is to my mom to all this and my brother not my brother my sister is so old is my brother sister oldest than me in the artist my mom so that’s a lot of people. It’s a lot of people it’s hard
@@Bobbys-Journey-For-The-Techim pretty sure that was just mocking modern art Like the guy who just brought a pineapple and put it on a table, when he came back there was a glass case around it
This is truly amazing and incredible. But it's not about "talent", it's about skills and technique, refined to perfection. It's about a certain grade of consistency and determination, that's possible when you're loving what you do. ❤
@@StrawebbieThere is Natural talent and then acquired talent though. I get what your saying though, that little spark that separates the good from the great. Sadly for me I never could decide what I wanted to be when I grew up! There were always so many interesting things to do!
That is very incredible! He is a very talented person and i bet there's not many people that have this kind of ability to create something out of nothing like this. Its great to see that there still is peaple that will put in the effort to create this kind of thing. Instead of relying of a computer to do and print it.
I didn’t really care i can go to san francisco and see this at the pier their is like always 20 guys playing music on big speakers making like 10 of these every like 10-20 mins at most and i would go so far as to say this guy would has the worst one i have ever seen i swear to god
Finally someone that says it. I see a lot of comments about him being a "genius" or being gifted with "talent". If that were me I'd be almost offended by comments like that. Think of the discipline and the time he had to spend to reach this level of mastery. Nobody gifted him anything... through hard work and incredible discipline he reached mastery of his craft. Recognizing that is, in my opinion, the best compliment he could ever receive. Kudos to you sir.
no its not, talent is naturaly being good at something, you ty it and you are better then other people, faster, more creative, or genius, thats talent, hard work is dedication, not talent@@-LiveFromSpace-
@@projektava9385 yes my point is he is still talented by definition. Even if he did work hard and hone his skills for years. He is talented. It is talent.
@@projektava9385also as an artist myself this absolutely could be talent. I mean I don’t know the artist personally but why are you so confident he hones these skills over many years? Just because he’s older? Not trying to make assumptions just saying it could be talent or pure practice or both
Ephesians 6:10-18 says, Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord, and in the power of his might. Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. Wherefore take unto you the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand. Stand therefore, having your loins girt about with truth, and having on the breastplate of righteousness; above all, taking the shield of faith, wherewith ye shall be able to quench all the fiery darts of the wicked. And take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God: praying always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit, and watching thereunto with all perseverance and supplication for all saints. The bible is no old book. You have to really let Christ open your eyes; to see the world in shambles. Many people say it's a religion to lock up people in chains, and say it's a rule book.. why? Because people hate hearing the truth, it hurts their flesh, it's hurts their pride, it's exposes on what things have they done..people love this world so much, s*x, money, power, women, supercars.. things of this world. Still trying to find something that can fill that emptiness in your heart. You can't find that in this world.. only in Christ, the bible is no chains, it's a chainbreaker. Breaking your sins into pieces... Repent now, and turn back to the true Lord only.. God bless.😊😊
He is an artist with a refined style and process. This is what happens when you put in the time. It’s not about “one of a kind” talent. Put in the time on whatever you’re passionate about and you will eventually see amazing results.
i know u want to have hope, you want to believe this so you can go on in life knowing that the high expactations you set for yourself can be achieved but im here to tell u bud its not true, hes one of a kind and if you wanna excel and be at the pinnacle like this man you need god born talent bud not hard work, sorry to burst your bubble, people like you and I just need to accept that we didnt get dealt a good hand and continue to live our average lives sadly /:
@@SuperThesavage blud, how sad can one man be :/ Just work hard he wasn't shitin art works from birth ya know he clearly is a master with decades of experience by his side not just some dude who splattered paint on a canvas and called it a day
I find it especially fascinating that, as a person that knows next to nothing about the skill or technique used in art, I am not even able to use logic to define some of the terminology you mentioned. ofc I know of layers cos I toy with Photoshop from time to to time, though "Negative Space" is a new one lol I may have gotten myself jebaited by made up words but I did enjoy thinking about just how little I know about so many things ^^
@@tomasskala4405 Negative space is the unpainted space. Sometimes an entire picture will be drawn using the parts that aren't drawn at all. It's really interesting when you're too focused on the paint and you miss the actual painting. This isn't exactly negative space in this video, but he clearly has an excellent concept of it, as he's using the same methods.
@@tomasskala4405Negative space painting is a common technique used in watercolor painting, where paint is layered with the lightest colors first, then successive darker shades. This technique creates depth. It’s a really cool concept. If you search the term on UA-cam, you’ll get some awesome videos showing it done.
@@valeyxrd it's always this dvmb ass argument on the internet "you do it then" I don't have to?? I can't cook but if I go to a restaurant and the food sucks I'll be able to tell lol get out of the house and go find out how the world works
Honestly every part isn't calculated and plan for.. The randomness is part of the fun of making art not being 100% being free and just seeing what you get to spark new ideas is why we love making art❤️
This ain't random. As artist myself, this guy perfected his process. He knows about values, knows about composition and probably done it a thousand times. He'll have done many sketches in small note pads cause you don't go on a canvas that big and just go off doing shit. Take a look maybe at sketches, paintings in small sketch pads. Just need to say this because people get disheartened when hearing that sometimes if they want to do it. Nop, there is a process, there is preparation, there is technique too. Learn and you'll be able to do it too. He's an awesome artists and love his work.
check out how normal ppl compose orchestra and how mozart does it. Not saying this guy does what he did randomly without the 1000 time practice, but there are exception, some ppl are gifted to extreme level.
I love how it begins as like a Pollock, maybe AUTUMN RYTHYM and then it completely changes, the textur, the absolute image,SUPER DOPE.His creativity is inspiring. Fa sure
As someone who has been creating art for over 30 years, I have always been a bit harsh on artists who employ the sort of chaotic, splatter, splast, spill and spin methods we are seeing so much of these days. Sometimes my angst is completely unwarranted, but other times I feel I'm looking at the equivalent of an infant's first adventure in poo-painting on the bathroom wall. This gentleman however, is without question an absolute wealth of talent and creativity. The foresight of knowing where he wants the colors to go long before manipulating them by hand is a testament to his skill and artistic ability. I love seeing this kind of work being brought to life with a direct and deliberate influence of the artist's actions bringing it into being. Truly amazing.
This style reminds me a lot of John Berkey. The knife work to build volumes and detail is similar, though John didn’t seem to use as much of a splatter technique. John did a lot of science fiction work. Look him up.
Oh yes, thanks for this thoughtful and well put together narration of what was happening right in front of my eyes. This video definitely needed reposting to give very well researched and logical context that would enhance my experience. I’m glad that you took the time and effort to earn all of the likes after adding so much to the original video.
Imagine not only having a talent like that, but it has to begin with imagination. He sees that in his mind and then when it’s completely finished, it’s a masterpiece.
I'm not sure that's correct. I think maybe it starts out kinda random and he gives the piece more and more definition as it comes together. Super impressive anyway.
If you look at how he first splatters the paint on the canvas, You can see he is actually creating vanishing lines to create perspective for the image. I agree he already imagined what he wanted to create, although elements could possibly be improvised as he goes along.
I see what you did there, and I like it. This painting has the same appeal as, say, a Tretchikoff - there's a verisimilitude, but it's not going to age well.
@@christopherbedford9897 I’m curious as to why you think this painting won’t age well. I can see the argument that cityscapes change very quickly, but that doesn’t lessen it’s beauty. I’ll admit to not knowing a ton about art history though- if there’s a reason you think this, I’d love to hear it!
Interesting how this artist bring enough information to the observer. The brain make the trick. Filling the gaps and matching the picture with previous experiences.
@@e7193yes but we take it for granted. What would life be like if we didn’t just naturally do this passively? It’s crazy to think about. Art is strange because it appears to be utterly useless beyond giving us nice feelings until we are bored of it. Most people consume and throw away Art like it is just a product. But could you imagine a life where we as humans couldn’t understand or create Art? It would be a strange life that’s all I know.
He is good at forming a perspective, then he layers his colors and starts to form shapes. Adds his details. You would be surprised what you people can do if you work at it. Line, texture, perspective, shapes, color, shading, dimensions, using the tools. Im sure I have forgotten other foundational concepts and worked on these building blocks in whatever medium that is accessible. You can be great. Work on subject matter that's relevant to you and then branch out. Perspective is a must! Don't be afraid to copy (no tracing). Copying is a great form of practice, and you will feel how other artists approach art and learn from their perspective.
That's false. Talent exists. The ability to visualize what he's about to paint, the ability to know how to put things together, the ability to realize his ideas, that's talent. Granted that he got better through practice, talent is still his foundation.
@@xiaogem7369 You have no idea what it takes to become an artist. Ask any artist, talent barely matters in the equation. Regardless of talent, if you practice enough, you will become better than any "talented" artist who doesn't practice
These artists are absolutely amazing. There's a Russian artist that paints a nature scene so accurately you would not be able to tell her painting from a picture taken of the same scene. AND she does it from memory!
this is the type of abstract painting i love and admire. Not just splish splash on canvas and call it the end of the Narnia 2,5M dollars please. This is talent.
@@hisdudeness690 Oh! Yeah sorry my bad. I'm so used to saying or typing abstract art style now that i can't think of anything else when i type something. I didn't double check What i wrote. But thank you for correcting me.
Honestly the entire audio could be AI generated it’s so clickbaity and useless. No offense to the content creator but they need to pare back what they’re saying unless it’s necessary info
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Go see this incredible painter, it's worth it!
Where can I buy anything from him?,It's just amazing and never i have seen like this
🔥
Looks ultra garbage
Dang that is talent, in just minutes you did an amazing art... magnificent.
HOW MUCH...
No no no art attack!
Narrator clearly has no idea what's going on... just speaking nonsense
"Look at what he does with the glass 😱"
Ai
@@lynngreen79 I understand that the voice is made with AI (possibly translated from another language as well), but a human still had to write the narration
Yep. Extremely common techniques...
Wish I could mute.
For those that don't know, this is a cityscape of London...and approximation.
That's how I took it, once he made the ring with the glass...wasn't sure until then. Glad you pointed that out -- thx!
It's NYC duh
@@machinmon.London.
@@machinmon.nah it’s def London, you can see the Shard as well as the City of London cluster + the London eye and the Thames
The eye isn’t next to the shard, if it’s London it’s not very accurate
This is how modern art should look like.
Then you haven't seen alot.. There's alot of crap like this. It's called kitsch.
@@XpRnz
How should midern art look like?
@@goyonman9655 There isn't a 'how' it should look like.. People come up with all kinds of stuff. This is not modern in the slightest though as it has been done many times before.
@@XpRnz
Give examples of good cintemporary art
How old is to my mom to all this and my brother not my brother my sister is so old is my brother sister oldest than me in the artist my mom so that’s a lot of people. It’s a lot of people it’s hard
The beginning looked alot like "modern art"
But at the end
It was REAL art
Such good talent
Ah yes, the Glass was the finishing touch that brought the whole thing together.
We are at least lucky that these type of artists are present in the world, if not we will see more gross arts like banana 🍌 and the duck tape 😂.
@@Bobbys-Journey-For-The-TechShut up before i slap you boy
@@Bobbys-Journey-For-The-Techim pretty sure that was just mocking modern art
Like the guy who just brought a pineapple and put it on a table, when he came back there was a glass case around it
LoL 😂
Yeah I was getting worried he was going to forget that vital finalizing step... Glad he remembered!
#theglassISTHEart
The definition of "trust the process."
Sounds like something a corpo rat would say 🏴☠️
@@AmbroseBoaBowie???
@@AmbroseBoaBowiewhat? It's the artist mantra do and respond and trust the process
I don't really get it. I feel like hes just making a mess because it gets attention.
@@PlasmaOnebruh created the whole city you were sleeping in...
This is truly amazing and incredible. But it's not about "talent", it's about skills and technique, refined to perfection. It's about a certain grade of consistency and determination, that's possible when you're loving what you do. ❤
Which is the exact definition of TALENT!
@@oldogre5999talent is considered more of something you’re born with, they’re saying it’s more skill. A very small thing
Its a Gift a very special gift that very few even can even contemplate or comprehend how their mind works.
@@StrawebbieThere is Natural talent and then acquired talent though. I get what your saying though, that little spark that separates the good from the great. Sadly for me I never could decide what I wanted to be when I grew up! There were always so many interesting things to do!
Some people will never be able to learn this
Amazing artist. No words necessary.
Did someone paint that painting/////OR did it EVOLVE from nothing?
The commentary did nothing. You could’ve shown this video without all that and we would’ve completely understood what’s happening
the narration is used to avoid copyright but i must agree that the narration is useless
@@sonnytee6603 it’s not like there’s music playing what copyright are they avoiding?
@@JeremyStaceyMusic Voice Copyright😃 If this is His real voice then that might be what He tried avoid, if not then We would heard AI's Monotone Voice
what i mean is that they use it to avoid the original creators of the video or something to delete it by adding the narration@@JeremyStaceyMusic
it's crazy that I relate
A picture paints a thousand words. No commentary needed.
"city" is one word, and it's also just what the guy painted.
well this one doesnt seems to be very talkative😂
It's a city what thousand words 😅
@@SimpleAverageBoi69beautiful, good, talented, interesting, there you got a few more😉
@@Simon-is2xd maybe 🤔
That is very incredible! He is a very talented person and i bet there's not many people that have this kind of ability to create something out of nothing like this. Its great to see that there still is peaple that will put in the effort to create this kind of thing. Instead of relying of a computer to do and print it.
Real artists know that ain’t talent it’s skill and years of refining his technique 💪
Quick Tip , Just mute the useless narration of the video and enjoy the Art
Absolutely unnecesary and disgusting narration.
Im saying. Im not sure why people think they need to have their voice in it
Soo true
how to do that on mobile?
Bro's never heard of a volume button 💀
My jaw dropped when I realised what he was painting, massive respect for this guy’s skills!
I didn’t really care i can go to san francisco and see this at the pier their is like always 20 guys playing music on big speakers making like 10 of these every like 10-20 mins at most and i would go so far as to say this guy would has the worst one i have ever seen i swear to god
@@warwhiskersits london not san francisco ☠️☠️
@@warwhiskersgiving off small pp energy ngl
@@warwhiskers dont feed the trolls
@@warwhiskersSounds like a you problem
He is most certainly talanted. I. Could watch him all day long. After watching for a while, you feel just mezmorized!!!!❤❤❤❤
This is what you call a “real masterpiece”.
perfect comment!
Its not just talent, its accumulation of experience, diligence and practice over time
I mean that’s basically what talent is though no?
Finally someone that says it. I see a lot of comments about him being a "genius" or being gifted with "talent". If that were me I'd be almost offended by comments like that. Think of the discipline and the time he had to spend to reach this level of mastery. Nobody gifted him anything... through hard work and incredible discipline he reached mastery of his craft. Recognizing that is, in my opinion, the best compliment he could ever receive. Kudos to you sir.
no its not, talent is naturaly being good at something, you ty it and you are better then other people, faster, more creative, or genius, thats talent, hard work is dedication, not talent@@-LiveFromSpace-
@@projektava9385 yes my point is he is still talented by definition. Even if he did work hard and hone his skills for years. He is talented. It is talent.
@@projektava9385also as an artist myself this absolutely could be talent. I mean I don’t know the artist personally but why are you so confident he hones these skills over many years? Just because he’s older? Not trying to make assumptions just saying it could be talent or pure practice or both
with only a brush, proceeds to use about ten other tools
Ephesians 6:10-18 says,
Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord, and in the power of his might. Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. Wherefore take unto you the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand. Stand therefore, having your loins girt about with truth, and having on the breastplate of righteousness; above all, taking the shield of faith, wherewith ye shall be able to quench all the fiery darts of the wicked. And take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God: praying always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit, and watching thereunto with all perseverance and supplication for all saints. The bible is no old book. You have to really let Christ open your eyes; to see the world in shambles. Many people say it's a religion to lock up people in chains, and say it's a rule book.. why? Because people hate hearing the truth, it hurts their flesh, it's hurts their pride, it's exposes on what things have they done..people love this world so much, s*x, money, power, women, supercars.. things of this world. Still trying to find something that can fill that emptiness in your heart. You can't find that in this world.. only in Christ, the bible is no chains, it's a chainbreaker. Breaking your sins into pieces... Repent now, and turn back to the true Lord only.. God bless.😊😊
@@narutoshippudenbestart What the hell did you even say?
@@narutoshippudenbestart The English isn’t englishing
I saw that too ,he used credit cards ,a wine glass ,and lots more .The artist is brilliant ..
Bob Ross had such a way with words.
This is the Bob Ross of abstract art... Brilliant 👌
help my dad wrote this-
He is an artist with a refined style and process. This is what happens when you put in the time. It’s not about “one of a kind” talent. Put in the time on whatever you’re passionate about and you will eventually see amazing results.
How do you know?
I agree and I can relate .
i know u want to have hope, you want to believe this so you can go on in life knowing that the high expactations you set for yourself can be achieved but im here to tell u bud its not true, hes one of a kind and if you wanna excel and be at the pinnacle like this man you need god born talent bud not hard work, sorry to burst your bubble, people like you and I just need to accept that we didnt get dealt a good hand and continue to live our average lives sadly /:
@@SuperThesavagefixed mindset
@@SuperThesavage blud, how sad can one man be :/
Just work hard he wasn't shitin art works from birth ya know
he clearly is a master with decades of experience by his side not just some dude who splattered paint on a canvas and called it a day
This man has an insane vision of negative space and layers
I find it especially fascinating that, as a person that knows next to nothing about the skill or technique used in art, I am not even able to use logic to define some of the terminology you mentioned.
ofc I know of layers cos I toy with Photoshop from time to to time, though "Negative Space" is a new one lol
I may have gotten myself jebaited by made up words but I did enjoy thinking about just how little I know about so many things ^^
@@tomasskala4405 Negative space is the unpainted space. Sometimes an entire picture will be drawn using the parts that aren't drawn at all. It's really interesting when you're too focused on the paint and you miss the actual painting.
This isn't exactly negative space in this video, but he clearly has an excellent concept of it, as he's using the same methods.
My brain has melted with this comment and these replies
@@tomasskala4405Polar bear in a snowstorm is the best single example I can give
@@tomasskala4405Negative space painting is a common technique used in watercolor painting, where paint is layered with the lightest colors first, then successive darker shades. This technique creates depth. It’s a really cool concept. If you search the term on UA-cam, you’ll get some awesome videos showing it done.
Wow! Never saw this before. Nice talent
THAT’S AWESOME.!!! 🤩🤩
omg❤❤❤❤❤❤
“he lives in the shadows” bro’s like the john wick of the art world
I thought the plot twist was that the guy was BLIND and Im like ok that's impressive but its just a regular guy and a mid painting lol
😂
@@khronoskay2749 I would like to see you paint that
@@valeyxrd it's always this dvmb ass argument on the internet "you do it then" I don't have to?? I can't cook but if I go to a restaurant and the food sucks I'll be able to tell lol get out of the house and go find out how the world works
I love that analogy.
“He lives in the shadows” did you get chat GPT to write this?
He probably did
Oh yeah, he's also a Vampire, 🧛♂️
"He has a one of a kind talent in the world"
He was born in it, molded by it
He lives in the shadows meaning nobody knows him world wide . Unlike jackson pollok or piet modrian
Honestly every part isn't calculated and plan for..
The randomness is part of the fun of making art not being 100% being free and just seeing what you get to spark new ideas is why we love making art❤️
My favorite type of artist, mad with talent. Physical with his mind.
This ain't random. As artist myself, this guy perfected his process. He knows about values, knows about composition and probably done it a thousand times. He'll have done many sketches in small note pads cause you don't go on a canvas that big and just go off doing shit. Take a look maybe at sketches, paintings in small sketch pads. Just need to say this because people get disheartened when hearing that sometimes if they want to do it. Nop, there is a process, there is preparation, there is technique too. Learn and you'll be able to do it too. He's an awesome artists and love his work.
It’s not magic, it’s work👍🏽
And maybe you are wrong. Your perception is yours. I have my own and the dude has his. So there is 3 realities at play here of how he does his work.
Incredible!
Yea work work work brings to perfection
check out how normal ppl compose orchestra and how mozart does it. Not saying this guy does what he did randomly without the 1000 time practice, but there are exception, some ppl are gifted to extreme level.
Most amazing thing I’ve seen all week 🔥🔥👏🏾👏🏾
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ya heard me
I seen a crackhead ride a bike with a refrigerator balancing on his head. 🤷🏾♂️
His roller is a broad knife ....
I agree with you there. Makes me wish I had one but I don't have tens of thousands of dollars to buy it.
Amazing & Sooo Beautiful!
Some People Have God Given Talent! 😃♥️✌🏼
Nope, just practice.
This is how modern art is supposed to look
Muting this video will give you heavenly feel.
583 likes and no comments?
Imma fix tha-
Talented is an understatement. This guy is GENIUS!
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@@Kierispet159no
@@Kierispet159obvious attention seeking troll
Absolutely. Mind blowing. How is that even possible.
@@Kierispet159That guy is more than a genius!
I love how it begins as like a Pollock, maybe AUTUMN RYTHYM and then it completely changes, the textur, the absolute image,SUPER DOPE.His creativity is inspiring. Fa sure
I would have been so disappointed if it was another abstract painting but this is amazing ❤
yeah i thought it was just another Jackson Pollock but this exceeded my expectations
After I readjusted my shoulders from cringing at “the shadows,” it was very nice to see a beautiful cityscape. Very unique
I cringed hard
@@benjaminjordan2330ur 12
@@benjaminjordan2330dude, I'm completely flaccid and I cringed...not really sure how being hard helped you cringe...
@@darss10 bro u goin soft on me?
What does that even mean?
I can't imagine how many hours he has spent painting.
Truly a man of his craft.
clearly 60 seconds
Genius...
Beautiful view of a city 🌇
As someone who has been creating art for over 30 years, I have always been a bit harsh on artists who employ the sort of chaotic, splatter, splast, spill and spin methods we are seeing so much of these days. Sometimes my angst is completely unwarranted, but other times I feel I'm looking at the equivalent of an infant's first adventure in poo-painting on the bathroom wall. This gentleman however, is without question an absolute wealth of talent and creativity. The foresight of knowing where he wants the colors to go long before manipulating them by hand is a testament to his skill and artistic ability. I love seeing this kind of work being brought to life with a direct and deliberate influence of the artist's actions bringing it into being. Truly amazing.
the only thing ruining this video is the narrator
I adore this style. Hope he gets his flowers and much success.
This style reminds me a lot of John Berkey. The knife work to build volumes and detail is similar, though John didn’t seem to use as much of a splatter technique. John did a lot of science fiction work. Look him up.
Just hope he doesn't go into politics if he fails
He will. A 100 years after his death he will be famous worldwide
I suggest looking at Disco Elysiums art, its pretty similar to this
NOW THAT’S ART!!! I’d like to see a “modern artist” pull that off
Mute and skip to the end
It's already in his head, in his mind, he uses the paint to bring out the image in his vision. Just amazing.
No shit we all watched the video 😅
@@alexpalmer1134yikes why exist if life is so sad for you?
It must be great to have images in your mind/head. Sadly I never have any, so I couldn't do anything like this.
Casual explanation for what doing anything is like... First we imagine it, then we do it.. wooooow
@D3wbe6 said the one that sounds even more negative then me stfu
One of Bob Ross' most talented students 😂
More like jackson pollock
Lol yeah I saw a couple of his techniques being used there
Pollock is 🗑️ this is why Dali despised modern art js read 50 secrets of magic craftsmanship
I was just thinking that
@@n.lightnin8298thank you. I will.
as an artist this needs a hundreds of repetition to master this particular piece, yes this piece. amazing result !
Oh yes, thanks for this thoughtful and well put together narration of what was happening right in front of my eyes. This video definitely needed reposting to give very well researched and logical context that would enhance my experience. I’m glad that you took the time and effort to earn all of the likes after adding so much to the original video.
Imagine not only having a talent like that, but it has to begin with imagination. He sees that in his mind and then when it’s completely finished, it’s a masterpiece.
I'm not sure that's correct. I think maybe it starts out kinda random and he gives the piece more and more definition as it comes together. Super impressive anyway.
As an artist, he really have reference. Not random but too much practice.
If you look at how he first splatters the paint on the canvas,
You can see he is actually creating vanishing lines to create perspective for the image.
I agree he already imagined what he wanted to create, although elements could possibly be improvised as he goes along.
Man if i could paint likethat I wouldn't worry about a 9 to 5
Sooo true.. I can’t imagine how his imagination and mind works.. mind blowing!!!
"lives in the shadows" i've seen this dude on all social platforms at least 20 times this month, and i don't even have art on my algorithm
I’m in for a ride then
They commentators are desperate for views 😂
Talented, but it’s called French impressionist, and it’s big and well done but not terribly unique. I can’t say I love it.
INCREDIBLE TALENT
That narrator always says absolute nonsense. The artist has crazy talent, though.
honestly fuck all these type of videos, where the narrator or poster just babbles shit over the video. We got eyes, we see whats happening.
This is what modern art should be.
No thanks
@@thurstonmurruelaborate
I dont see bonfires.
Ai
This is the most profound comment ever.
The tiny details on this painting are amazing. ❤
Absolutely a gift
He's a serious contender for the World's Best Painter Championship belt. It's a golden belt with rubies and thick leather. Super classy.
😂
I see what you did there, and I like it.
This painting has the same appeal as, say, a Tretchikoff - there's a verisimilitude, but it's not going to age well.
It’s was so beautiful, but WHAD DO YOU MEAN he lives in the SHADOWS lmaoo, that was so funny
@@christopherbedford9897 I’m curious as to why you think this painting won’t age well. I can see the argument that cityscapes change very quickly, but that doesn’t lessen it’s beauty. I’ll admit to not knowing a ton about art history though- if there’s a reason you think this, I’d love to hear it!
Insane talent
The skills of this man are amazing. He really understands the concept of "perfect mess"
Order out of chaos
A lot of street painters in New York and else where do the same. It's really not that unique.
This was gorgeous, i want the painting
Now this is art
I was about to laugh thinking another splatter person was gonna be called an artist, this guy is def an artist.. beautiful painting
I was going t😅o say bullsht, then I saw the finished work. AMAZING !
@@norburthdrummond9838 ya you guys shouldn't judge so easily..
This isn’t talent, this is SKILL
People get that confused a lot…
it’s talent combined with skill
Skill can be repeated by anybody with adequate training. Talent cannot.
This is talent.
This is talent...
Not everyone with art skil can do that...
You need talent to do that [Earn that Skill]....
It is God given, regardless.
Amazing masterpiece ! 🙏
Of you ever thought you are useless, remember this video had a narrator.
Best comment 😂😂
I hate it when i put time , effort and hard work to perfect a skill for years but people start calling it talent as soon as you get good at it
Holy my moly, 🤯 gorgeous and incredible
For a second i thought that this is one of these modern "artists", but wow, he is an actual artist! Amazing!
Interesting how this artist bring enough information to the observer. The brain make the trick. Filling the gaps and matching the picture with previous experiences.
yeah that’s how art works
@@e7193bruh
@@e7193yes but we take it for granted. What would life be like if we didn’t just naturally do this passively? It’s crazy to think about. Art is strange because it appears to be utterly useless beyond giving us nice feelings until we are bored of it. Most people consume and throw away Art like it is just a product. But could you imagine a life where we as humans couldn’t understand or create Art? It would be a strange life that’s all I know.
Just proving the background color//objects are just garbage
@@e7193maybe 5% of art. And that’s a generous number.
Its better than the lazy art ive seen that are being sold for millions
Art is meant to show you, you. So now we know.
@@justingallant8558no you didn’t lol
Those are for money laundering
He is good at forming a perspective, then he layers his colors and starts to form shapes. Adds his details.
You would be surprised what you people can do if you work at it.
Line, texture, perspective, shapes, color, shading, dimensions, using the tools. Im sure I have forgotten other foundational concepts and worked on these building blocks in whatever medium that is accessible. You can be great. Work on subject matter that's relevant to you and then branch out. Perspective is a must!
Don't be afraid to copy (no tracing).
Copying is a great form of practice, and you will feel how other artists approach art and learn from their perspective.
The mop lady or the guy that ties a dripping spinning paint can on a string over the canvas?
Now it's what real abstract looks like ❤❤❤❤
That's not a talent you learn, your just born with that ability and understand the way by nature..
its not simply talent
its Discipline,patience and vision
Oh My Gosh incredible talented soul! Wow!
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Wow indeed
Wonderful technique & very credible results!
Magnificent BRAVO 👏
skill exists not talent, this man put thousands of hours into what he does
That's false. Talent exists. The ability to visualize what he's about to paint, the ability to know how to put things together, the ability to realize his ideas, that's talent. Granted that he got better through practice, talent is still his foundation.
@@xiaogem7369those are all skills a person can learn tho
Those abilities can also be perfected skills though
@@xiaogem7369 You have no idea what it takes to become an artist. Ask any artist, talent barely matters in the equation. Regardless of talent, if you practice enough, you will become better than any "talented" artist who doesn't practice
@@calebcampbell5951 Did you read through my comment? I was not discrediting hardwork. And your comment proved my point that talent does exist.
These artists are absolutely amazing. There's a Russian artist that paints a nature scene so accurately you would not be able to tell her painting from a picture taken of the same scene. AND she does it from memory!
Name?
Name please 🎨
That’s the whole city from his mind onto the canvas. Amazing!
This is way beyond talent
Bob Ross has taught him well.
My friend I just came here to say the same thing... Glad you know
nothing to do with Bob Ross apart from the fact that they're both painting
Not happy little trees 😢 or clouds tree 🌴 ☁️😅
@@smellycat57 you've never watched Bob Ross paint that's obvious....
@@justDillionand neither have you apparently
this UA-camr has an amazing talent called taking others content
Absolutely incredible
Absolutely incredible!
Now this is what i call an art…not just some random dude taping a banana on a wall and call it a day
U sure about that?
I wish i could block all these "narration" channels
Really?? Wow idk....I feel like they introduce me to so many new techniques & new artists that display an incredible talent.
@@talkingedmma Thank fuck, at least one person on here who shares my opinion on this bullshit...
Exactly. It’s low hanging fruit.
@@jackiec498 Why be spoon fed this shit? Just go out and discover new things on your own.
Gen Z ruined the internet
Now this is an artist!!!!
Very beautiful
the fact that he can see all that from simple splatters just shows how much of born talent he is
No, it’s how skilled he is. Visualization is a skill
Absolutely beautiful. The work of a genius. Thank you so much. 🇬🇧
Can't believe how he did that so fast. Incredible!💯👍
From modern art to real and actualy meaningful art
this is the type of abstract painting i love and admire. Not just splish splash on canvas and call it the end of the Narnia 2,5M dollars please. This is talent.
This style of painting is called "impressionism" and has been around for a while.
@@hisdudeness690i was just about to say lol. This isnt abstract
@@hisdudeness690 I believe neo-impressionism is more accurate
@@BatkoBrat Perhaps! I'm not very familiar with the terms, I just know the styles on broader terms.
@@hisdudeness690 Oh! Yeah sorry my bad. I'm so used to saying or typing abstract art style now that i can't think of anything else when i type something. I didn't double check What i wrote. But thank you for correcting me.
Its not a roller, He is a pallet knife painter
Honestly the entire audio could be AI generated it’s so clickbaity and useless. No offense to the content creator but they need to pare back what they’re saying unless it’s necessary info
@@feelingveryattackedrn5750it is 100% AI. No need to apologize.
Now thats called modern art❤
Now that's art
Ah yes, the London eye, the one thing in the London skyline that brings the whole thing together
I noticed The Shard!
Dubai
The one thing needed.
It's London that is why there is the Thames, London eye and shard@@cecilnorberte2884
That was a gorgeous overview of the city. It is amazing how his creativity manifests.
This is actually impressive , wel done my man
People don’t realize that paintings are completed in stages, so the fact that phase one is just roughed out color is normal.