The Joy of Painting From Scratch
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
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Using a combination of naturally sourced pigments from around the world and chemically producing my own, I combined them with hand grown flaxseed oil to make an oil painting entirely from scratch,
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I don't know why, but watching Andy, a seemingly ordinary guy, making a bunch of things that I see as impossible, makes me really happy. It makes me feel like I can also do things I feel are impossible. He's awesome
Unusual Person_me It really is inspiring. It makes me want to go out and do more things like this
Making a long line with "chalk". Subtle but hilarious.
Not very subtle...
@@tomf3150 yea I guess, now that I think about it, he let it sink in for a while.
I thought that was rlly funny too
@phuc ewe 😂
I was half expecting him to roll up a dollar bill and snort it
No one:
Andy: *makes line of white powder*
Me: *slow claps*
That painting you made is actually very good. Not gonna lie
It would be cool to see an actual artist make a painting with your paint and brushes.
DRAW WITH JAZZA
You know, I don't think he did a terrible job as far as things go.
this!
That's what I was hoping for too. Maybe if he fixes some of the issues, he could collab with a youtube painter.
What do you mean "actual artist"?
NileRed would be proud of the chemistry in this video
Jared Newbery that's exactly what I was thinking of!!
I thought it was Nile Reid
It is all quite simple, and his methods are quite crude and wasteful
Botong Lin not unlike a NileRed video! /s
Not using too little words to describe
A message from your friendly neighbourhood chemistry undergrad. Empty you suction filter flask more often because as the vacuum pull it will cause any solvents to evaporate in the flask which will reduced the efficiency o the filtration 🙂🙂 this is especially important if our making something that needs to be as dry as possible before its used (like a pigment for an oil paint 😝😝)
Not to mention that he used way to small of a beaker, he need to do a wash to get the impurities out of the copper carbonate
@Dimitry Shitarev they were too busy studying for their midterm
Everyone: expects Andy to make a really shit painting
Andy: actually tries and looks decent
I actually like your painting. solid 8/10
Yeah I'm quite impressed by Andy, it's better than anything i could do.
69/10
@@nikolaykirilov8101 nice
I agree, it was actually very nice.
@@nikolaykirilov8101 at least
10:31 lmao
He had us in the first half, not gonna lie
Lol Scarface-ing it up at HTME headquarters 😆
Hell of a line. Lol
what would you do with so much white powder? that are the happy little accidents we all want
FBI open up
I hope that dirty little joke did not get him demonitized
Dude, I know you're not an artist by trade, but the lake you made in your Bob Ross painting looks amazing.
Kid: Mom can we stop by and get some Bob ross.
Mom: no we have Bob Ross at home
Bob Ross at home: 12:14
Loving the bob ross love in the Title. He was an inspiration for me in my childhood.
'Do you want to see how it ages ? In 5 years bring your paints again' man I never laughed so hard
whats so funny about it? I like the idea
I don't think it would decay since it's an oil painting. I could be wrong.
@@abyssstrider2547 Some paints age worse than others, especially when manufactured incorrectly. They wouldn't really be looking at "decay", either. They'd be looking at surface quality, lightfastness, cracking, etc
@@Gringle_ I guess so
Not paints again but painting in.
Makes educational content:
"I'm sure there is some explanation for that, which I don't know"
admitting you don't know is a good sign of a good educator. Without that ethics, some would just bullshit on the spot or push it to their students as 'homework'. Some of friends who are teaching in universities are nutjobs like that.
As the old saying goes, "true wisdom is knowing what you don't know." Could be either Socrates or Confucius, or both (each has been accredited with the saying). I dunno. But I also know that I don't know.
I was.hoping he would tell me!!
Out of context that Bob Ross scene is like watching The Joy of Painting on a really bad trip. Lol.
Good vid.
I’m actually super impressed by your painting! I love watching your fails (no offense), but this was definitely a win!!
His fails are the more entertaining parts ~
You should try to do a collaboration with an art channel, to see if they can paint something nice with your paint and brushes.
Draw With Jazza!
I was getting ready to reply “Draw with Jazza” but I see someone already beat me to it!
I would paint something :D Don't even need to be credited. That looks FUN!
I think we all think of jazza
I feel like you're making a conscious effort to be cleaner as you work. I appreciate that.
Did he purposely lay the suspicious “white powder “ in a line like was going to snort
Pours out the white powder straightens it into a line. Whatcha doing Andy
Yes I did catch the white powder line. :D
Force of habit
Paused the video to find this comment. Always gotta cut the white.
@@rasmis I didn't see that
That ! explains the painting ... lol
The beer episode and this one are high level content, pretty good!
Rita helped me understand why these old paintings are so valuable. Such techniques and patience is admirable.
I think that painting you made should be in a museum somewhere. Maybe even have Andy make a yearly event called "HTME Museum", and have people pay to watch the things you made. You could have a few details about how each item was made and what it is, as well as a youtube link and a QR code for the youtube link for the episode (or episodes) it was made and used in.
I would really appreciate a quick follow up video dedicated to the copper paint that did not hold up. Maybe it just didn't get enough oil? Would watch you troubleshoot that and any other problems into better quality. Thanks. Good job on this paint series guys!
Either didn't get enough oil, wasn't ground finely enough, or there was a chemical reaction that continued to happen before it finally stabilized into a more final state.
Yes, they said it might be because of the particle size. Pretty interesting stuff there.
@@El_Chompo I'm tempted to think perhaps an impurity in the distillation causing a reaction, perhaps? I don't know much about chemistry, but judging by the fact it was the same chemical composition as the 'real thing', or intended to be, but ended up a different color, I'd hedge my bets on some kind of contamination causing an impurity that threw off the color due to a reaction. Quite possibly, that could've led to the graininess as well, if it caused some crystallization of some sort over time.
7:24 their actually hinting at a future episode where they make crystal meth from scratch.
The Mona Lisa is painted directly onto a piece of wood! Specifically, Poplar from the Lombardi region of Italy.
10:31
*Andys mom randomly shows up*
mom: "So what you doing Andy?"
Andy: "I am making white paint"
mom: with cocaine?
Lel
Lol i love Bob Ross paint-alongs, especially when non-artists try. It's often actually turns out really good - i actually really like your painting! This is actually one of my favorites of your videos. I really like art, and i loved the input from the art curators, and i love that your painting actually came out really good, and seeing the paint made from scratch was so cool! Ty!
Non-artsy people following along with him and trying their best while having fun painting is exactly what Bob Ross would love i think.
I just saw your last video yesterday night and I was curious and since you make these videos and that take longer to make I was waiting for the second part and I was excited to Im happy that you uploaded this so quickly!
It is cool to see how far you've come on the chemistry side, being able to produce things that you struggled with so much in the past. AWESOME!
also, it can't be bob ross without TITANIUM white (but a good impression none the less).
Mona Lisa's story is so interesting! It was actually painted on a poplar wood panel. The painting has never been insured because it is concidered priceless.
* pushes pause on life * A new HTME video!!
You sir have achieved chemical enlightenment, Grant Thompson would would be proud. 👍⚗️
Forget Da Vinci and Curie, I want Grant to be proud.
The Mona Lisa was painted on wood. This is for my 9 year old son who loves your channel. Now i do too! Thank you for all you do! You are awesome.
that painting legit looks like an autumn landscape, i think andy did a good job
You should auction the painting you made. That was a pretty good one.
We need an estimate of how much it costed him to make that painting XD
You should auction the painting and proceeds go to the show!
The medium Leonardo Da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa on was wood.
Love this channel!
That was my first guess, but I don't know. Good luck!
If you want purple pigment grow red climbing spinach which grows purple berry seeds that has a bright purple pigment, it's almost like ink and stains hands easily, might be a way to make a powder with it if needed or mix with a white powder.
Hey! I am a Minnesota native who is currently living in Philadelphia, I graduated from a school out here with a BFA in Painting, and Bob was a teacher of mine! I very much enjoy your channel and have been watching it since it started, it was refreshing and surprising to see you guys cover a field I specialize in, thank you!
Positively suprised how nice of a painting
The Mona Lisa was painted on a Poplar Wood Panel between 1503 and 1514.
The more you know...
Poplar Wood Panel™
UA-cam is at it's strongest when you're learning wonderful things on it. Wonderful video.
Watching the expert review was my favorite part. Thank you for the video. Very well done.
Leonardo Da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa on wood from the populus/poplar tree
thanks high school art class
Actually this painting is quite good for a first try with oil. And the hair definetly gave a nice touch. :)
Out of all the stuff you've made on this channel, the finished painting really made me smile. I would for sure hang that on my wall if I'd mined all the pigments and extracted the oil before painting it myself
This art series makes me so happy!
R.I.P. Grant Thompson...
why
Yann cedric Totsingan
He was the original king of random and he worked with Andy for the glass thing
I like pretty much all your videos, but this was particularly good. Keep up the amazing content!
Bob Ross would be proud. Honestly, it's better than most of the stuff in the museum last video.
That thumbnail is gold. God bless your heart.
I really love your painting 1000x better than anything i could do
I have to say I am pretty impressed man, good job.
10:31 Dude be flexing on how much he can snort
This is one of your best episodes. It was %100 on brand. With %100 great results. Good job.
The Joy of Painting with Andy George.
You didnt have any liquid clear coating on the canvas, otherwise your painting would have been exactly like a Ross, otherwise great job!
he forgot the liquid hhhwite
Utilizing the experts at the end of the video adds a nice closure that may be lacking in other project videos. Please do that again.:) Awesome job team!
I wouldn't mind watching him paint with his own paints honestly. That segment was pretty awesome.
He ways not lying when he said, "I'm going to channel my inner Bob Ross.".
Can you try to make a small house from scratch?
No lie, check out MySelfReliance. He built a cabin from scratch using hand tools
A geodesic dome home / shed would be really cool.
@@gokucrazy22 Check out Primitive Technology. All he started out with was a pair of shorts.
He won't even speak until he has developed everything else that was created in the stone age, the bronze age and the iron age.
I think you did a great job!
Usually it takes a lot of people working separately to produce theses items!
You should be proud of yourself!
My daughters and I love watching you make things. We thought this video was a great success, and they "oohed and awwed " at your painting! They would love chemistry experiments. The Mona Lisa was painted on poplar wood.
"if you aren't having fun then why are you doing it?"
Woah minecraft is so popular they made lapis lazuli in real life!
Or, crazy theory, lapis lazuli is something which existed in real life first (like dirt and trees and cows did) and then was added to Minecraft?
tHEy mAdE LaPiS LaZuLi iN rEaL liFe
copper carbonate hydrate is what you had before it dried. a lot of metal carbonates have a differently-colored hydrate configuration.
I love this video! I'm going to show it to my Mom, who is learning painting.
Leonardo da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa in oil on a panel of poplar wood.
The Mona Lisa was painted on wood (poplar panel).
Why did he cut the white pigment into a fat line before he added oil to it? This is a family channel for God's sake!
To make a train
The Mona Lisa was painted on a Poplar wood panel. Great video! I had been thinking about trying to make oil paint, and now I know how to start!
I can't count all the times our field trips were to the MIA. Great concept for this video. It's got a bit of everything. Science, humor, comraderie.
No lead white?
With your linseed/flax you could have woven your own canvas as well.
Lead is toxic dude. Why do you think so many painters in history died so early? it was obviously because of lead intoxication.
Btw where are you from?
@@abyssstrider2547 I only mean to be pure to the process.
I was born in America, but my mom is from Sarajevo and I spend a good part of my life there before the breakup. Zivjela Jugoslavija, Zivjela Bosna!
@@srpskihayk Oh neat, I'm from Bosnia :D
Though just to let you know most people prefer the flag that was used from 1992-1995
Or the mediaeval flag from 14th century. Not the modern globalist crap
Jesus I've never been this early!
The Mona Lisa was painted on a poplar panel
Which is similar to aspen and cottonwood
You put so much effort into your videos! I hope more people can support you and your channel. You deserve more views!
hi?
chemistry art history and bob ross all in one video?? amazing
My old babysitter use to oil paint and make life like baby dolls. And she mixed her own paints. The green try an egg white. slowly mixed in a little at a time.
Bob Ross smiles from heaven every time someone paints like him
Leonardo Davinci painted the Mona Lisa on a wood panel which is very interesting. BTW I love these videos they are so cool to see how difficult it is to make these things from scratch! Please make more!
Loved the PBS fundraiser reference you tossed in at the end there. Very nice touch.
The Mona Lisa was painted on uncut poplar board, which isn’t to far from a panel; a popular canvas type among En Plein Air oil painters.
The quality of oil paints for an absolute beginner is very impressive considering the fact that certain pigments require different ratios of oil and some need to be worked for many hours to create a smooth thick paint. I’ve been professionally mentored in oil painting since I was 12; I am now 20. I greatly commend your attempt at using the oil paints you created in an actual painting. If you find some joy or relaxing qualities in the process of painting I would definitely encourage you to keep at it. For future reference if anyone is interested in oil painting I would highly suggest to get a type of odorless mineral spirits as in Terpenoid to thin the paints when creating your base layer and/or to help clean your brushes. It’s not a must but having either Neo-Meglip or spare linseed oil will make working with older or notoriously thick paints much easier.
The Mona Lisa was painted on a poplar wood panel with oil paints😄 Your videos always tech me something new and they are also very entertaining keep it up!
The Mona Lisa is painted on wood. I was at a DaVinci museum exhibit in Denver and it was really interesting to see all the work that has gone into it. They had a replica there, but still very cool.
The Mona Lisa is painted on a wood panel. Poplar wood. Great video as always. Cheers.
The painting is actually quite beautiful! I love it!
I hope one day this painting goes on auction for millions of dollars.
You’re painting is a solid 9/10! I actually love it and would hang it in my house!
Da Vinci painted Mona Lisa on a wood panel, like a lot of his other paintings. Mona Lisa was on poplar, but he used walnut for paintings like Salvator Mundi and other portraits with dark backgrounds.
Your painting turned out beautifully!! And the Mona Lisa is painted on a piece of wood.
The mona lisa is painted on a poplar panel, and your painting was really good, not even kidding
Holy... everything is so good in this Video, and your painting looks absolutly great!
That turned out really well. Nice landscape.
The monalisa is painted on wood. similar to most paintings at the time, it wasn't until later that most painters started using canvas to paint on as materials like stucco hadn't been widely available for canvas'.
As an oil painter myself, this was fascinating!
All things considered that really wasn't bad, man! You got the reflections in the water and some of the Bob Ross techniques down which really make it better. Some of the paints like the copper green as well as the brushes themselves may not be as refined as you would want, but it was very clear where you were going with the painting. Really enjoyed this video.
Great job on your painting! I believe the Mona Lisa was painted on poplar! (Wood)
The painting was not bad! Impressed by the whole video!!!
Nice chemistry with the copper carbonate! Many inorganic salts produce these vibrant colors due to the transition metal atom within them, however, sometimes these salts are white (or colorless) until they form a hydrate (take on molecular water) which changes the way it interacts with the electromagnetic spectrum (light).
Now for your question. Leonardo DaVinci actually painted on a plank of poplar wood for The Mona Lisa .