@@drakewinwest9888I wouldn't be too sure. There's an artist working around Savannah Georgia that paints a lot in that style, (animals and Regency and Renaissance outfits). It could be one of hers.
I always mention this example but the stand out absurdity came when I did Graphic Design in secondary and there's an art piece called 'An Oak Tree' which is a glass of water on a shelf with a wall of text. It is to this day probably the most baffling piece of 'art' I've ever seen because I make that shit every morning but no ones putting my cups in a museum. The only reason artists like this succeed is because they know how to be needlessly pretentious and people who are equally so, who happen to have a lot of money buy into it
It’s the same in the crypto space as well. There are plenty of talented artist out there but the ones that sells the most looks like they were made by a 5 year old
Mind you, just because you see a piece in a museum doesn't mean the artist is rich. You don't necessarily make a lot of money when exhibiting in a museum. That is if you are not super famous. Also in a museum art isn't usually sold, that would be a gallery. Or an auction. I suppose the more famous you get, the bigger the money streams you can enter, and the easier it is to get into contact with the whole money laundering thing. But at low levels, (most artists) not a chance.
This is not even an exaggeration. I was on cruise a few years ago and decided to check out an art auction and boy oh boy was it a shock to me what passed for high quaity art. There was this one collection (Peter Max) that looked like it was done by a 6th grader and yet it sold for the highest amounts. But the creative artist who did awesome art on metal by a heating process and look s majestic sold for a fraction of the Peter Max paintings. I left so confused how such beauty and creativity could be outshined by wacky doodles.
@@hellomate2405tax write offs actually. Commission crap, have a minion appraiser on the books, donate a painting allegedly worth millions for tax right off, then stupid rich people think expensive = good. It’s not really a secret
The most I ever got for my painting was 120(?) eur. At the same time many artists who I believe put less effort in their works are getting millions. I will [probably never understand this.
I my country, some journalists once decided to test the “my 5 year old could do that” argument. The got some “art” from a local kindergarden girl, announced an exhibition, hyped it up and gave it a compelling backstory about being from some anonymous super talented international artist. Turns out you actually CAN get art critics and the art community in general to hail the crayon drawings of a 5 year old as genius level social commentary. The reviews they wrote are funny AF when you know they're writing about a childs drawing.
I'll keep it real if your pfp is anything to go by there's plenty of fundamentals to improve. Stay humble, think critically about places of possible improvement, try to implement. These days there's TONS of fantastic free and paid resources online which have made the art improvement process much more accessible You can absolutely succeed if that's what you desire, but it needs one to dig deep because the technical level of pro artists is better than it's ever been
If you want to appreciate real art, find a local anime or comic convention and walk through the artist alley. You will find some of the most talented creators around, and the next time you walk through a modern art museum, you will ask yourself what the point of it is. 😂
Yes, this. A museum doesn’t have the best artists have to offer. A convention like comic cons, or maybe a manga studio(if they allow a guest) or an art contest is the best to go to
Unfortunately, the art world will look down on them no matter how good they are, just because they are anime and comic art and therefore 'not real art'. Meanwhile, someone tapes a banana to a wall and now it's a 'deep' piece of 'art' that sells for $120,000.
@@Ryan_Thompson_Guitaristyou’re literally wrong. By art world you mean a non-existent entity that represents everybody in the modern art community (which is one many different art communities.
Yeah sadly the art world is pretty much a scam. Unless you're connected to people who will provide you with good words, the related family member of someone famous, or you're willing to do certain things under the table that.... shouldn't be said aloud, its really hard or next-to-impossible to make it big in the art world :(
Owning modern art isn't about the art. It's the flex on how much you spent on the art. I once watched someone spend millions to buy the concept of nothing. We set up a pedestal in his home with a light shining down on it.
People from “the art world” should be here stating that this isn’t “modern” art. Modern art took place from 1860 through 1975 or so. This is contemporary art. Not modern art. Modern is the era which has passed.
I know this isn't related to the sketch itself, but we really do appreciate your commitment to your new year resolution of creating more sketches. These video ideas are amazing and your improved productivity is very inspiring to us creators! P.S. As an artist myself who sometimes make abstract art I feel this on a spiritual level lmao. The whole point of abstract art is to convey emotions, not meaningless gestures for commercial purposes.
I'm a exceptionally above average artist (hobby) and this Hits home so hard, I once spent nearly a week illustrating a dudes Harley Davidson exactly as if it came right out of a photograph and dude gave $20 even though it soon brought more higher paying clients and attention still, thanks bro 😂 gotta start at the bottom of the mountain I suppose.
$20? Was the price you charged him or the one he asked for? Photorealism is very difficult, you definitely deserve better. I hope your art takes off and you keep doing what you love
As someone that studied art pretty deeply, this isn’t exactly wrong, but there’s certainly a lot of history and theory to consider… that being said, the outside perception of the art world kinda gets forgotten and glossed over by people within it. It’s easy to forget that a lot of it is in fact a way to store wealth at the end of the day.
Was gonna say that alot of it's just a way to launder money between the wealthy. Like, regardless of the theory behind a work and the statement it may seemingly be trying to make, do you really believe some rich guy out there buys a giant 50x64 canvas with a single splash of orange paint on one corner actually thinks it's worth that much? Hell, no. They bought it for 78,000 because they know the artist and they're both part of a group that has wealthy socialites in it that want to preserve their wealth. Does that mean the artist's intention is untrue? Not necessarily, but rational people don't throw large sums of money to what can be amounted to luxury vanity items(not all color theorist art and colorist art is vanity, but this bullshitter type artist does exist in the postmodern art world and they do sell work. This is why).
Modern art can be anything. In fact a spec of dirt on the kitchen floor was so popular my mom had to take a photo with her phone and send it to me while I was in the men's room. It says "Son, I love your work and all you do, but can you perhaps create another master piece when you're out the bathroom? " my response "👍🏽" I re swept the kitchen and everything I missed. Seconds later "photo received" her "Thank you son for this master piece, the house is so clean I could eat anywhere!" Again me "👍🏽" And that ladies and gents is modern art in various forms and situations
I can understand and appreciate art being abstract. But paying millions of dollars for something that objectively doesn’t look good is stupid, and it’s so unfair that great art made by legitimately talented people gets passed over for like 15 bucks
@@soundrogue4472 To be fair, I didn't know if product placement in this way would officially be considered an ad or not but it served the purpose of me learning the name and figuring out what kind of drink it was on my own.
It's painful how true to reality this is. I would love that oil painting 🖼 😍. Painstaking work, emotion, beauty, it has all the elements that true art 🎨 possesses. But it is unappreciated.
This is exactly what it feels like. The thing about art is that it’s everything and everywhere. It’s subjective, it can mean anything to anyone. Build enough hype around a piece and an artist and it’s consensus gentium. Build enough hype around anything and it becomes consensus gentium. Celebrities are used to influence a crowd because they already have power. Some well marketed movies sell better because of their marketing and exposure to the world and they may also contain “Hollywood” elements. Marketing for a company may be really good, appealing commercials, people “give it a try” because everyone else is doing it, even if they don’t continue to use the service, their contribution still keeps the business afloat. People like abstract art because they can apply their own meaning to it, when looking at it, it is a subjective experience different for everyone. All art is like that but the more abstract, the more room there is to apply any meaning you want it to have which means you can also apply monetary value. If I was a nobody and splashed a bucket of red paint on a canvas and tried selling it for a hundred thousand dollars, people would start to wonder about it, they would first say that’s ridiculous but then they would wonder why I valued this ridiculous piece for that much, it must mean something. So they dig deep and think more and more about it and so on. The more visually specific an artwork is, the less people are able to apply their own meaning to it. Doesn’t mean that it’s worth less or people won’t find value in it, it just means less people are likely to “like” or acquire it. Just my two cents 😊
There is this one modern srt piece that's just a blue canvas because tje artist MADE a NEW BLUE pigment/paint for it. Frankly a lot of modern art is art that either needs explanation or wants you to think about it
Art is tax deductible in many financial situations, and has the opportunity to greatly appreciate in value. This makes it a worthy investment tool for the rich, and they are propping up the industry they profit from since it functions as a legal tax haven. Don't hate the player, hate the game.
I was an arthoe in highschool with a couple friends. We took a field trip to various art museums downtown toronto. Came across one very small one with a bunch of paintings down a small hallway that led to a very messy kitchen with half eaten food, a can of baked beans half empty, a knife, a couch... bc there was no attempt at closing it off as a staff area we kept making jokes that it was an 'installation art piece' while taking crude pictures and fooling around. Such a fun day
ngl one of my favourite artists is rothko.. such an interesting and twisted person. as an artist, i have learned so much about color mixing and of what materials it can be mixed of. but outside of my niche bubble everybody just looks at a red painted wall and cant do shit with it. and thats cool too.
So on point. Like, I've never understood the hype about Banksy. Dude uses stencils to make simplistic graffiti that could at best be called, "Cute," and he's considered some sort of artistic genius.
The last part is funny cause it’s literally happened. Some pranksters left a pair of glasses on the floor of a SF art museum and all the airheads there started taking photos cause they thought it was an art piece. Same happened when a random person dropped their glove at a NY art gallery😂
I feel exactly the same way about Most of the Pablo Picasso paintings. Few of my friends post some shitty abstract art, probably, just to showoff about the richness of their taste in art.
That's because technical skill + emotional and intellectual implication = art. People hate modern art because not only there is no technical skill but also because those pieces and performances don't say anything, they're empty and overpriced
Launder* but I understand what you mean. I tell all my non-artist friends this when they see something like this and are confused that it's supposedly worth thousands of dollars.
Who’s an overhyped artist? 🧑🏾🎨
The models that wore trash bags 💀
The MSCHF boots 💀
I slept with art 🎨
Honestly? Taylor Swift.
Me 🤫😎
That dog painting was actually fire lmao
That was the idea
It was AI art
@@drakewinwest9888I wouldn't be too sure. There's an artist working around Savannah Georgia that paints a lot in that style, (animals and Regency and Renaissance outfits). It could be one of hers.
@@mnorth1351 she’s ai
@@mnorth1351 ai uses the style of others
Felt bad for the "poor black guy" and his beautiful dog painting. Masterpiece video.
i almost expected the sensible guy to bid for the dog painting and pay with the red painting he just “bought”
So all of them?
Looks like AI Art
@@MW-dg7gl I think it looks photoshopped, but AI was my first thought
Eh, I would have at least given him 10 bucks, just out of pity.
I love the "Finally, a human" line.
I always mention this example but the stand out absurdity came when I did Graphic Design in secondary and there's an art piece called 'An Oak Tree' which is a glass of water on a shelf with a wall of text. It is to this day probably the most baffling piece of 'art' I've ever seen because I make that shit every morning but no ones putting my cups in a museum. The only reason artists like this succeed is because they know how to be needlessly pretentious and people who are equally so, who happen to have a lot of money buy into it
I heard people discuss that it's a laundering scheme for rich people.
It’s the same in the crypto space as well. There are plenty of talented artist out there but the ones that sells the most looks like they were made by a 5 year old
@@annoyingkraken Pretty much
Mind you, just because you see a piece in a museum doesn't mean the artist is rich. You don't necessarily make a lot of money when exhibiting in a museum. That is if you are not super famous. Also in a museum art isn't usually sold, that would be a gallery. Or an auction. I suppose the more famous you get, the bigger the money streams you can enter, and the easier it is to get into contact with the whole money laundering thing. But at low levels, (most artists) not a chance.
Somebody really said “ayo is that a basic need for hydration?” ART!!!
This is not even an exaggeration. I was on cruise a few years ago and decided to check out an art auction and boy oh boy was it a shock to me what passed for high quaity art.
There was this one collection (Peter Max) that looked like it was done by a 6th grader and yet it sold for the highest amounts. But the creative artist who did awesome art on metal by a heating process and look s majestic sold for a fraction of the Peter Max paintings. I left so confused how such beauty and creativity could be outshined by wacky doodles.
CZcamsrs and artists are actually the same. Only instead of the algo it’s rich art snobs who decide what matters.
I just looked up the artist, and you were NOT exaggerating. Damn! 😮🤦🏾♀️
Maybe it might have been some sort of laundering scheme. Get the huge payment out through ART
@@hellomate2405tax write offs actually. Commission crap, have a minion appraiser on the books, donate a painting allegedly worth millions for tax right off, then stupid rich people think expensive = good. It’s not really a secret
The most I ever got for my painting was 120(?) eur. At the same time many artists who I believe put less effort in their works are getting millions. I will [probably never understand this.
I my country, some journalists once decided to test the “my 5 year old could do that” argument. The got some “art” from a local kindergarden girl, announced an exhibition, hyped it up and gave it a compelling backstory about being from some anonymous super talented international artist.
Turns out you actually CAN get art critics and the art community in general to hail the crayon drawings of a 5 year old as genius level social commentary.
The reviews they wrote are funny AF when you know they're writing about a childs drawing.
LOL
Oh gosh
these vids are art even if they ain’t modern
True
Lol that’s funny bro
2:39 Sold to the RICH BLACK GUY all the way in the middle!!
Noticed it too 😂
As an artist, i have failed because i cant make anything that caters to mainstream stupidity.
It's okay if you don't understand it lol
I think you have succeeded my friend
I'll keep it real if your pfp is anything to go by there's plenty of fundamentals to improve. Stay humble, think critically about places of possible improvement, try to implement. These days there's TONS of fantastic free and paid resources online which have made the art improvement process much more accessible
You can absolutely succeed if that's what you desire, but it needs one to dig deep because the technical level of pro artists is better than it's ever been
You just need rich corrupt politician friends to launder money with.
If you want to appreciate real art, find a local anime or comic convention and walk through the artist alley. You will find some of the most talented creators around, and the next time you walk through a modern art museum, you will ask yourself what the point of it is. 😂
Fr
Yes, this. A museum doesn’t have the best artists have to offer. A convention like comic cons, or maybe a manga studio(if they allow a guest) or an art contest is the best to go to
Unfortunately, the art world will look down on them no matter how good they are, just because they are anime and comic art and therefore 'not real art'.
Meanwhile, someone tapes a banana to a wall and now it's a 'deep' piece of 'art' that sells for $120,000.
@@Ryan_Thompson_Guitaristyou’re literally wrong. By art world you mean a non-existent entity that represents everybody in the modern art community (which is one many different art communities.
Fr, even online too theres so many underrated artists on art websites with amazing stuff
Yeah sadly the art world is pretty much a scam. Unless you're connected to people who will provide you with good words, the related family member of someone famous, or you're willing to do certain things under the table that.... shouldn't be said aloud, its really hard or next-to-impossible to make it big in the art world :(
Really just another way to money launder for criminals or tax avoidance for the rich (who are sometimes criminals)
@@BurnaBwoisometimes??
@@MustraOrdo yah, the rich are sometimes criminals
That’s why I but Lego Star Wars. Much more beautiful to look at for a fraction of the cost plus you get the joy of building it yourself
It's money laundering for the ultra wealthy
You know, La Croix could've *shaken* up the art world by buying the unnamed artist's painting for an insane amount.
He was too busy painting his new piece!
🤣😂🤣😂🤣
“I will rip out my kidney….RIGHT NOW!”
Wasn’t expecting that 💀
Owning modern art isn't about the art. It's the flex on how much you spent on the art. I once watched someone spend millions to buy the concept of nothing. We set up a pedestal in his home with a light shining down on it.
Well thats a statement! lol
If only you knew how true this was for the art world! 😂😂
People from “the art world” should be here stating that this isn’t “modern” art. Modern art took place from 1860 through 1975 or so. This is contemporary art. Not modern art. Modern is the era which has passed.
Accurate. Modern art sucks and starving artists with real talent struggle.
That's because you confuse craft or skill of being able to draw accurately with art.
Well... For the most part at least you both aren't wrong, entirely, wrong😅 (Pls don't pick on me)
I know this isn't related to the sketch itself, but we really do appreciate your commitment to your new year resolution of creating more sketches. These video ideas are amazing and your improved productivity is very inspiring to us creators!
P.S. As an artist myself who sometimes make abstract art I feel this on a spiritual level lmao. The whole point of abstract art is to convey emotions, not meaningless gestures for commercial purposes.
I appreciate you 🥹
LaCroix drinking LaCroix nice touch 😅👌🏽
"this is an abstract representation of the current status quo of american socio-economical politics"
(its a blank canvas with a dot on it)
@@Aaravs_AI_Insight thanks
i want brutal violent paintings reminiscent of cannibal corpse's cover art, and beautiful mountains and beaches on others
The beef with Kanye line had me near spit take my drink. Fucking 10/10
This video is true art
I'm a exceptionally above average artist (hobby) and this Hits home so hard, I once spent nearly a week illustrating a dudes Harley Davidson exactly as if it came right out of a photograph and dude gave $20 even though it soon brought more higher paying clients and attention still, thanks bro 😂 gotta start at the bottom of the mountain I suppose.
$20? Was the price you charged him or the one he asked for? Photorealism is very difficult, you definitely deserve better. I hope your art takes off and you keep doing what you love
As someone that studied art pretty deeply, this isn’t exactly wrong, but there’s certainly a lot of history and theory to consider… that being said, the outside perception of the art world kinda gets forgotten and glossed over by people within it. It’s easy to forget that a lot of it is in fact a way to store wealth at the end of the day.
Was gonna say that alot of it's just a way to launder money between the wealthy. Like, regardless of the theory behind a work and the statement it may seemingly be trying to make, do you really believe some rich guy out there buys a giant 50x64 canvas with a single splash of orange paint on one corner actually thinks it's worth that much? Hell, no. They bought it for 78,000 because they know the artist and they're both part of a group that has wealthy socialites in it that want to preserve their wealth. Does that mean the artist's intention is untrue? Not necessarily, but rational people don't throw large sums of money to what can be amounted to luxury vanity items(not all color theorist art and colorist art is vanity, but this bullshitter type artist does exist in the postmodern art world and they do sell work. This is why).
the ending 💀
Modern art can be anything. In fact a spec of dirt on the kitchen floor was so popular my mom had to take a photo with her phone and send it to me while I was in the men's room. It says "Son, I love your work and all you do, but can you perhaps create another master piece when you're out the bathroom? " my response "👍🏽" I re swept the kitchen and everything I missed. Seconds later "photo received" her "Thank you son for this master piece, the house is so clean I could eat anywhere!" Again me "👍🏽" And that ladies and gents is modern art in various forms and situations
This video is a form of modern art in and of itself, the way you hung that image of the red and yellow lines was truly remarkable
"sold to the rich black guy all the way in the middle" lmaoooo
I can understand and appreciate art being abstract. But paying millions of dollars for something that objectively doesn’t look good is stupid, and it’s so unfair that great art made by legitimately talented people gets passed over for like 15 bucks
It's a money laundering scheme, isn't it?
I never even heard of the drink but you planted it so deeply through the skit, I won't forget. Amazing ad.
It's TV static with the suggestion that someone once whispered a type of fruit in the room next door.
It's not an ad; if it was an ad he'd have to legally disclose it.
@@soundrogue4472 No, he would not have. He did not make a claim about the product, he just showed it and stated the name.
@@GunshinzeroI just looked it up and you're correct; well shit I only thought that applied to Hollywood and TV for being allowed to get away with it.
@@soundrogue4472 To be fair, I didn't know if product placement in this way would officially be considered an ad or not but it served the purpose of me learning the name and figuring out what kind of drink it was on my own.
Modern Art is another term for Money Laundering.
John Lecroy doesn't miss. Ever since "Bullshit With Extra Steps," he's made follow-up after follow up of beautiful statement pieces
I like that someone said the reason our art standards is getting so low cuz last time someone got rejected, WW2 happened
🤔💀
i know that it's a joke, but there is nothing modern about hitler's painting, and no you won't get accepted working to disney with modern art
'When you see things and values that aren't there, you may not recognize true talent when you see it.'
Great critic and social commentary btw!
It's painful how true to reality this is. I would love that oil painting 🖼 😍. Painstaking work, emotion, beauty, it has all the elements that true art 🎨 possesses. But it is unappreciated.
Another Absolute BANGER!! from Rich Black Guy
Who agrees👇
100 Dollars
As an artist myself.This is not a skit.This is reality.
this guy is under-rated
I just made modern art 5 minutes ago on the toilet…..going for 10million!
As someone who detests modern art this video is a masterpiece
this isnt even a skit this is reality 😭
Reminds me of that one episode from Love, Death and Robots where it’s whole premise was about a singular shade of blue
That guy was an actual genius though
What if someone painted Trump’s face on Mona Lisa’s body?
This ain't ChatGpt
How much would someone pay for that?
Beeple would probably do that
Damn, that'd be hot
It’d probably describe the worship of the MAGA cult
I’d get it for $10000
This is exactly what it feels like. The thing about art is that it’s everything and everywhere. It’s subjective, it can mean anything to anyone. Build enough hype around a piece and an artist and it’s consensus gentium. Build enough hype around anything and it becomes consensus gentium. Celebrities are used to influence a crowd because they already have power. Some well marketed movies sell better because of their marketing and exposure to the world and they may also contain “Hollywood” elements. Marketing for a company may be really good, appealing commercials, people “give it a try” because everyone else is doing it, even if they don’t continue to use the service, their contribution still keeps the business afloat. People like abstract art because they can apply their own meaning to it, when looking at it, it is a subjective experience different for everyone. All art is like that but the more abstract, the more room there is to apply any meaning you want it to have which means you can also apply monetary value. If I was a nobody and splashed a bucket of red paint on a canvas and tried selling it for a hundred thousand dollars, people would start to wonder about it, they would first say that’s ridiculous but then they would wonder why I valued this ridiculous piece for that much, it must mean something. So they dig deep and think more and more about it and so on. The more visually specific an artwork is, the less people are able to apply their own meaning to it. Doesn’t mean that it’s worth less or people won’t find value in it, it just means less people are likely to “like” or acquire it. Just my two cents 😊
That dog painting was low key fire
All the way in the middle got me more than it should have
Modern art is like its not about what the art is but rather who made it.
i like how "red" wasnt even red, it was pink.
I understood this a few years ago and it changed my life and worldview.
That Austrian artist must have been through some heartbreak like this. 💀
Best way I can describe this is that art doesn't need to be art to be art anymore.
There is this one modern srt piece that's just a blue canvas because tje artist MADE a NEW BLUE pigment/paint for it. Frankly a lot of modern art is art that either needs explanation or wants you to think about it
I remember my friend took me to one and i was just like him confused
the fact that these arnt even exaggerated makes it even funnier 😭
Art is tax deductible in many financial situations, and has the opportunity to greatly appreciate in value. This makes it a worthy investment tool for the rich, and they are propping up the industry they profit from since it functions as a legal tax haven.
Don't hate the player, hate the game.
Wow this art is amazing 🥺
0:39 this remember me the draw box of the pilot in the little prince 😅
I was an arthoe in highschool with a couple friends. We took a field trip to various art museums downtown toronto. Came across one very small one with a bunch of paintings down a small hallway that led to a very messy kitchen with half eaten food, a can of baked beans half empty, a knife, a couch... bc there was no attempt at closing it off as a staff area we kept making jokes that it was an 'installation art piece' while taking crude pictures and fooling around. Such a fun day
Justice for Fluffers! I need to know someone bought it and donated it back!
You forgot “no clapping, it scares the artwork”
ngl one of my favourite artists is rothko.. such an interesting and twisted person. as an artist, i have learned so much about color mixing and of what materials it can be mixed of.
but outside of my niche bubble everybody just looks at a red painted wall and cant do shit with it. and thats cool too.
As an artist…I hate how true this is 😂 😭
So on point. Like, I've never understood the hype about Banksy. Dude uses stencils to make simplistic graffiti that could at best be called, "Cute," and he's considered some sort of artistic genius.
"Sold to the Rich Black Guy in the back!"
That's the name of the channel Ô.Ô
if anyone's interested in knowing how this becomes a thing, study the history of french gallery and you'll know. TLDR: they are financial institute.
"I WILL RIP OUT MY KIDNEY RIGHT NOW" *outro music starts playing*
That bar they’re going is going to be crazy
Art is an explosion💥🔥💀
Damn this dude doesn’t miss.
wait hold on...are we not gonna talk about how he finally name-dropped "Rich Black Guy"?! that was awesome!
The last part is funny cause it’s literally happened. Some pranksters left a pair of glasses on the floor of a SF art museum and all the airheads there started taking photos cause they thought it was an art piece. Same happened when a random person dropped their glove at a NY art gallery😂
"I once smeared my feces onto a canvas and now everyone thinks I'm a literal god" had me dying
Isn't "high art" like this mostly just used as a means to launder money?
Guys watch the documentary "Exit Through the Gift Shop", this video reminds me of that.
'I WILL RIP OUT MY KIDNEY RIGHT NOW'
-some guy in the audience
this is so relatable it's sad.😭
The three masterminds of CZcams shorts, IamMobo, Jay and Sharon, and Rich Black Guy
I need to get in on this
this is so good!
Rich Black Guy, are you a rich black guy?
well he ain’t a poor white man
His name is rich and he’s a black guy
Best one yet!
That guy was done dirty with the dog painting😅
The end was fucking hilarious
"I will rip out my kidney right now" 💀
I feel exactly the same way about Most of the Pablo Picasso paintings.
Few of my friends post some shitty abstract art, probably, just to showoff about the richness of their taste in art.
This is me going through my fine arts BFA.
i just went to moma and somehow this is exactly the same thing i witnessed
and when you say you can draw black and gray, everyone calls you weird
Art doesn't have to be beautiful. For some reason the majority of people think that in art: effort and beauty = better art
That's because technical skill + emotional and intellectual implication = art. People hate modern art because not only there is no technical skill but also because those pieces and performances don't say anything, they're empty and overpriced
“I WILL RIP OUT MY KIDNEY RIGHT NOW-“
Nice😊
This is hilarious! 😂
your videos are beyond hilarious you need to release more content dude 👍
The Irony which doesn’t need to be stated, but those truly gifted are under appreciated by the status quo unlearned and devoid of true depth …
amazing video as always :)
Fun fact, they make that to laudry money
Launder* but I understand what you mean. I tell all my non-artist friends this when they see something like this and are confused that it's supposedly worth thousands of dollars.
Lacroix is real asf
It's not about the art. It's all about artist
It's So Inspirational
I want that dog painting!!!!!