Even Fancier: Paintings
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Original video: • Even Fancier: Paintings
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13:32
It was the pony jar. If you don't know what that is don't look it up
follow up comment.. This is not reverse psychology. Spare your sanity and let the concept die in obscurity
Unfortunately, I know…
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How could you let such a work of art fade into nothingness? I refuse.
Everyone must learn of the greatest piece of contemporary art from this century.
The Pony Jar.
LMAO. I live in London and walked by Shakespeare's Theatre yesterday. It's on Southbank, I'll never be able to walk by it without thinking about this video now. 10/10 Another great reaction! I studied fine arts in university, so it was fun seeing Nikki's reaction to the x-raying of paintings. Here at the National Gallery and National Portrait Gallery in London, they have an exhibit on x-rayed paintings, or at least they did last time I visited! :)
And Nikki, if you're interested in fine arts and the x-ray stuff, the National Gallery in London has a youtube channel that you can check out, I think they have a couple videos about the process you might like! :)
I have a few sable brushes. They really do make a difference in shelf life before needing to replace your brush.
Nikki trying real hard to keep herself from smiling when you said you try not to think about the things she put in her mouth is the funniest part of this video
Since you asked for favorite artists, the Swedish painter Carl Larsson's watercolor paintings always make me feel nostalgic for my childhood when I used to visit my grandparents at their summer cottage out in the countryside.
The Fronds bit got me unexpectedly
How to spot a fake painting? Ask Yusuke, he’ll know for sure.
Dude would meticulously point out each tiny difference as elegant and deadpan as possible but internally he is having a meltdown. Love that financially ignorant artist.
I’m not much into paintings, but I really appreciate Francisco Goya’s Black Paintings. And to add to your talk about people who do paint in strange ways, there’s some fella who uses his willy as his paintbrush
If a person uses a douche to paint, does that make them a douche artist?
One of my favorite artists is a person named Danielle Muzina. She came and had an artist talk at our college as well as her show called Pink Apocalypse. I don’t usually get affected by artist, but during her talk I teared up several times. I highly recommend her paintings.
11 Minutes is so far the absolute record for the length of an intro.
You officially beat the Renegades.
11:10 - start
Funny how authenticating a painting as genuine starts with checking if it has a full service history and MOT. 😂
For some reason the name "Hieronymus" sounds like it would fit well in a futuristic sci-fi setting.
Linechstien comic arts, Frida, Monet, Pollock, Dürer, Picasso, etc,
Because you asked for favorite artists mine might be the Turkish artist, paleontologist, spiritualist and science fiction author C. M. Kösemen a lot of his work is very surreal but at the same time he takes a lot of effort to make his work as scientifically and historically accurate as possible. He as made a project to create a evolutionary tree for a entire alien planet. Another of his projects is exploration of the types of cave paintings that dinosaurs could have made if they had developed human level intelligence. He wrote a novel/art book where humans are genetically engineered into antelopes and sewage systems. He also wrote another book where he paints modern animals the same way scientists in the past reconstructed dinosaurs. Some of my favorites from him are his sketches of spiritual beings from various Pagan and Abrahamic religions.
27:21 That's Next Episode by Snoop
You are right. I get those two songs mixed up often.
Thought about this while at work. So the artist I can think of that I really enjoy his works, I don't know if either of you have heard of him. Zedzislaw Bekzinski. I probably butchered that spelling but I'm going off memory. His stuff is in a similar way of haunting art as H.R. Giger's art but i tend to enjoy his stuff more than Gigers. I'd describe Gigers stuff as dark, nightmarish and alien. Zedzislaw's art feels like the drug fueled fever dream of a damaged soul. At least, thats the feeling I get and also why i enjoyed his stuff so much. This is gonna sound weird but I got a familiar feeling from his art. Its like the stuff I visualize but can never manage to put it on paper the way it appears in my mind because of my busted nerves.
great way to start the morning!
Nord Man is the hero that we need 💯
Also, that knocking 3 times thing messed me up. I went to check it out.
I keep searching for newest incognito reaction but zero result.... Until you came out.... This is great 👌
29:46 Shout out to those who know
They've been using Terahertz Rays for it too, can't remember if it is more accurate though.
16:07
Dios mio, another zinger
there;s a channel called great art explain mans goes over the mona lisa in a vid shows its mostly made in washes and shit so there's a fuck ton of layers on it shits nutty
My favorite artist, like Chad's, isnt some high brow artist who revolutionized the field of art. I enjoy his work because its cool, and i personally believe influenced grim fantasy in a huge way.
Frank Frazetta.
The man understood anatomy, and created iconic shots of sword and sorcery fantasy. He and his wife were both into fitness and bodily health, to the point where his wife was his model for any art with women in the painting. And he himself was his own model for his male subjects.
Peter Paul Rubens- Prometheus
well if we're still talking favorite artists, mine gotta be Rubens, here's a guy that new what was up with the thiiiickness of the matter centuries ahead
you can even use rubenesque as an adjective to describe voluptuous forms
that guy's all right
On the topic of “good art” vs “bad art”
I’ve always gone by the mentality that for art to be good it just needs to make you feel something, so even if it pisses you off, it’s done something compared to art you couldn’t care less about.
You shouldn't put a paintbrush in your mouth. React to the radium girls and you'll never want to do that again.
I don't know about the radium girls but wasn't radium the same shit that golfer in early 1900s was drinking in a little concoction which caused his jaw to fall off and he had to be buried twice as deep in a lead coffin?
@@DisorientedWanderer yes, they used to make paint with that shit cause it glows in the dark
@@cavejohnson4054 that's nuts. Maybe it's because we know more about it now but I feel like if something naturally glowed, that would be a red flag.
Wait a second. Did IH just mention Hyperborea so casually during his ad time (He did! 25:14)? I knew he was based, but *that* based? I like the guy even more now!
Favorits artists? Alex Gray (Tool album covers), and Android Jones ('cause of his live digital painting performances, he's also the concept artist for Metroid Prime).
For the more academic/Art History 101 answer: Rembrandt.