MOP Painting is actually AWESOME?!
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 4. 07. 2022
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Bob Ross if he was a janitor
Jazza: so iâve got a variety of mop options
I find Jazza's emotions concerning
Everytime he goes âIâm an artistâ it cracks me up because thatâs exactly what goes through an artistâs mind as you gaze upon your art and internally go âwhat the heck is thisâ
"Is that it? Is that art? Am I an artist?"
The portrait is beautiful, but I find myself drawn to âAAAARUH!!!â I like the broken canvas, unapologetically displaying its wound for all to witness. So very brave.
4:40
I love the "woooosshhhhh ooooowwoooooosh" one. I love how it looks like wind going across the landscape. The "AAHHHHHHH" Piece is on the same level. The tear in the canvas is cool to include in the piece :)
I love how Jazza is just mucking around and then heâs like, âExpression! Feeling!! ART!!!â Whenever it goes off đ
âMoppuâ in Japanese
I loved the red splat with the tear in it. Was artistic gold. Happy accident for the win. I also loved the one tiny dot of red on the beautiful black and white galaxy one. Felt like an extesential commentary on how we are all just a tiny speck in a vast galaxy.
He really did capture the essence of the human condition and how conditional it is. Really brings a tear to my eye đ€§
Iâd love to see a giant Bob Ross challenge, everything huge! Huge canvas, huge brushes, maybe a brick layers trowel in place of the painters knife
I really liked the final version of the last one (as well as, surprisingly, the torn canvas one), but the version I really loved of the last one was the blue field, then the single stroke of yellow. For some reason, that sung to me. Guess it's time to break out the mop. My wife will be so excited, until she sees what I'm really doing.
The one with the word âmopâ in Japanese characters was really profound for just mucking around. Dang Jazza, even your swatches look profound!
âDonât care to tell you how itâs speltâ is such a great line.
2:12
Love how you canât resist trying your bob ross mountain techniques even with a mop! Lol
I actually really like all of the pieces (yes, even "AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH" lol) I have a weird suggestion though: Maybe auction off the mop pieces to find out what paintings people like the most? It could also be a good way to fund the cherry picker (Not that you necessarily
I actually really love the "wooooooooosssssshh" one and the portrait.