Adrift - When Rhythm Becomes Rut and How to Chart a Course Home
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There can be poetry in any project; the image, the required work and the process of conservation. This painting of a few poor souls adrift, heavily damaged and worse for wear perfectly mirrors this moment in the studio where motivation is waning, the impetus to focus and dive into complicated projects just isn't there and a general malaise has settled. So how does one find a way to drum up energy and interest, how does one chart a course home... well, you'll just have to watch to find out.
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"And I don't want any of you to fall asleep" excuse me, sir, the number of times I've rewatched the second conservation of anne to combat insomnia is between myself and youtubes data collection.
Wow this is so specific, are we the same person 😂
I have met my twin!
And you know it’s bad when I click play on the Wood It Were So Simple playlist.
Or I keep waking up and hit replay to get back to sleep...
Same! I always come back to Anne!
Julien explaining everything else: *detailed plans and strategies on how it best conserves the painting*
Julien explaining the chalk:
It makes me feel fancy
The chalk is to Julian as his videos are to us.
Hey man, sometimes…you just need to feel fancy. You already know.
Its Julian... like the calendar... He's not a French dairy farmer.
@@gr1mrea9er82 Do you know how that calendar is named in French ? That's right, le calendrier Julien, named after Julius Caesar, from which we got the 'modern' Julien, Julian [ as well as Jules, Juliette, julietta, Juliana, Julie and so on ].
Nitpicking over which orthography is correct is as pointless as bickering over steven, stefen, stephen, they're virtually indentical.
Greetings from William [ or Wilhelm, Guillaume ] the dairy farmer.
@@Soken50 well, it's not, because HIS name is JuliAn, not JuliEn. Just because they are similar and come from the same origin doesn't mean they are the same and interchangeable.
Julian : “I don’t want you to fall asleep just yet”
Also Julian : has Julian’s voice
I literally use these videos to help me fall asleep
@@sarahp6512 omg same!
@@annaj2772 same lol.
sleep gang les goo
This is a man who has never said “eh, that’s good enough” once in his life.
True this man optimizes the most work for the most good of the painting.
Perfect is the killer of good.
If you don't know when to stop, you won't finish at all.
he says it when it is
@@SuperDeinVadda well that is if you aren’t good enough yourself to meet your own expectations of perfect.
@@GrayMajik that wouldn’t be applicable if the person is neurotic to begin with.
I can only imagine how tempting the siren's call of a solvent drenched rag must be at times ...
Tbh I thought that’s what was coming
which is why i could never do this
Solvent in a spray bottle!
"this is the smartest idea i've ever had" [me, about to be fired from baumgartner's studio]
Me: “Julian always takes such care of his paintings”
Julian: “pulls out cinder block”
🤣
*SMAK YOUR PAINTING NOW HAS BROKEN BAK*
😂
Holupaminit!
XD Glad am 'ot the only to finf that weird xD
I want a video where Julian's son brings him a painting he did that got a hole in it and asks him to fix it. Then Julian goes through the entire professional process to conserve it as best he can.
🥺🥺 Now I do too.
As a nanny I love that idea
Does Julian have a son?
@@danaraven5193yep. He's been in a few videos now, and their interactions are as cute as a button! ❤
When I see dirt, damage, and old, flakey varnish, I know we’re in for a good Baumgartner video.
Especially with big tears
The most damaged paintings really do be giving us the best videos
Could become a new verb.
It was so broken I had to give it a Baumgartnering.
What a night, I need a Baumgartner.
Julian in every single video of the channel: There is no need to hurry or speed things up...
Julian in this video: LETS SPEEDRUN THIS BADBOY!
I love this man.
Client: What's this $500 in the bill for 'cotton ball budget'?
Made me laugh when I'm trying to get to sleep!
Shows the client the sack of used cotton balls...
I can now add “painting conservation speedrun” to videos I never thought I’d watch. Thanks, Julian.
My thoughts exactly
Fully restored any% 47.45.32
@@dash3995 not any%, its always 100% runs
@@pratik20813 fully restored is just the painting and stretcher 100% also includes the frame
I feel someone might do an edit of this with the speedrun clock on the side with checkpoints
Julian: "I don't want you to fall asleep just yet"
Also Julian: *puts mellow, relaxing classical music*
I look forward to the day we see a canvas so thick with varnish that Julian has to break out the power washer
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂💙
Not gonna lie, this comment made my day 😂🤣
I'm waiting for the painting where the whole video is just Julian in tears, sobbing away.. Lol
*Archival and fully reversible power washer** of course
Maybe with a jackhammer?
there is something very comforting about knowing that someone like julian needs to give himself challenges every now and again to maintain the "spark" in something that he loves. idk, maybe that tells you where i'm at in life, but knowing that he struggles, helps me in my struggles.
thank you for coming to my tedtalk.
agree
Julian: "I don't want any of you to fall asleep"
also Julian: plays gentle instrumental that's definitely makes me fall asleep
to late its his voice if he ever wants to give up restoration he can make relaxation vids heck he could probably read the telephone book and i would relax :)
I rewatch his videos when I have trouble falling asleep lol
I hope Julian doesn't find out how many times I've actually played his videos purposefully to fall asleep, just because of how soothing they are.
@@mald379 Just drink some sleepytime tea, next you get nice and comfortable in bed, then you hear it in the distance Julian's voice talking about switching from rolled cotton swabs to cotton balls as you drift off to slumber
Well, i didn‘t fall asleep to tue music, but his beautiful and soothing voice and the way he speaks. ☺️
Julian: I’m going to switch from a rolled cotton swab to a cotton ball.
All of us restoration gremlins at home in bed: **clutches Cheetos bag in shock**
I expected to see a 6 pound cotton ball plunked down.
😄🤣😆 lol! Exactly what I did!!
i will always remember where i was this day
People who've never watched this channel are using q-tips to clean their bangers between each dab.
Me, who was in the kitchen getting some coke: *drops coca-cola can in shock and vissible distress*
*Uses these videos to help me fall asleep*
Julian: “I dont want you to fall asleep”
me: I watch it to fall asleep
Julian: no
He’s like if I dont sleep you dont sleep
Literally fell asleep during it last night lol
This is my Ambien
I watch them every night to fall asleep and I felt so guilty when he said that
28:18 Painting feet's truly become Julian's nightmare ever since the L'Aurora project XD
Idk my dude, I think the Elmer's glue cardboard staple fiasco may have topped that
@@marisp2588 the what now?? this is the first im hearing of this. this was a video he uploaded? do you remember what the video was called or what about? i wanna check it out!
@@vampkimi
I think it was the brawler
@@pineapple7024 it was
@@vampkimi Yes, the Brawler as said before
I'm not alone in saying I would totally watch a five hour real-time varnish removal.
🙋🏾♀️ I'm up for that.
If he has a second channel that would be a good idea!
I watch sometimes with reduced speed settings!
I think he used to livestream cleaning paintings - pretty sure there's an archive or two on this channel
Same! I cry inside every time he speeds things up or skips over parts. I wanna see it!
Today I learned when Julian says “it took a couple of hours” he means, like, 2, when I thought he meant at least 5
Well, a couple is 2, so it makes sense
Same!
the comment about not having feet to retouch brought a chuckle. For those long timers, I hope they caught it as well. Thanks for a new look at your work
Lol yeah. I chuckled as well... and had a flashback!
Oh I had a good hearty laugh lol
Or eyes, heaven forbid haha
Holdup I don't get it I must've missed a video because I've been watching for a while
Yes!
Having a really tough time right now, I’ve been basically binge watching these to help me relax. After a week or so I have realized that this new habit of mine, which borders on meditation imo, has made me (unconsciously) take more time with things, slow down, and appreciate the small details of life. For this and many other reasons, I am so grateful for this channel!
Hi random stranger. I hope things are going better for you now.
@@Squishy1L thank you :)
same! really glad i walked in on my friend watching the brawler
Reading this made me happy. Good for you! It's always better to take time and do things consciously and stay in the present moment. Yay!!
I'm always amazed at how resilient the underlying painting is to all the abuse it takes over the years.
It's inspirational ✨
@@SicYennefer It's paint.
@@dinkledankle you must be fun at parties
Oil paint actually polymerizes into something very close to modern plastics. Linoleum was originally a mix of linseed and cork or other solids on canvas - basically just an oil painting with extra binder! If it can be used as flooring, you know it's tough stuff.
I love the reveal after the painting has been cleaned - 'as was intended to be seen by the artist' It is always transformative. One thing I noticed, and perhaps it's my mind playing tricks, after cleaning I could see the HOPE on the young man's face as he lay on the raft.
Julian: pretending to be a fancy-pants Old World tailor
Everyone else: pretending to be Julian
100% 👏🏾💙
While you were cleaning, it was like you were "finding the sun"! Incredible job Jullian.
I would also like to see him pretend to be a race car driver in the beautiful car of his, I’d also like to see him pretend to be a chef or alchemist while mixing his solvents!
@@lillysora I'd watch him pretend to be anything, like on Sesame Street, when Ernie sang, "Imagine That!"
I think this is my favorite painting. It really feels like a frozen moment in time. It makes you ask questions, it asks you to write the story in your head. Thanks for saving this one!
The fact that filling a power washer and bringing the painting outside and going after it was brought up..sort of makes me feel you considered it Julian. Just saying.
Given how absolutely horrid some of the paintings looked before Julian cleaned them, you’d want to just not hunch over it and just start blasting. Also, try Power Washer Simulator.
Maybe that's how the painting got all those holes to begin with, but from one of those conservators who didn't know what they were doing.
He might have done that to "the contrarian"
@@41tinman41 I’m glad that doesn’t seem to exist for iPhone, or I’d be in trouble.
@@kalieris You never know. It’s still on early access. Once it finished development, you might get a port for other formats.
This man really did an Any % Painting Conservation Speedrun. What a legend.
julian? any%? nah this guy only does 100% runs
😭😭
Before the varnish was removed it looked like men in a raft on the sand dunes
I don't know if I'm just oblivious, but I didn't even notice the ship in the distance until he cleaned it.
avatar sandbenders
Maybe it started that way. They were the driest rafters I’ve ever seen.
@@caittails Wait.. There's a ship? O.o
@@caittails what ship?!😐
Bro, why do Julian's titles always make me feel like I'm preparing for a storybook adventure?
But he didn’t speed up the video. What we actually see is RoboJulian, which he created to be more efficient and move more quickly than a human can. Of course he can’t just reveal such an advance robot to the public yet.
If he can build that table for one painting, I wouldn’t put RoboJulian past him for the next scraping.
I watch Cody's Lab too
@@JW-sv5xc Who’s Cody Slab?
The man has TWO hot tables, of course he'd have his own robot assistant.
So he mad a TAS of this speedrun instead of doing it RTA?
I really love how your audience has to completely trust you about everything you're telling us. We can tell that the varnish goes away but don't exactly know how to tell that all the varnish is off, we don't know whether paint coming up is actually overpaint, sometimes it looks like paint is coming off with the varnish, and I have absolutely no clue how you manage to only get up the extra fill-in medium without taking all of it off. It's really cool that we can take your word for everything because you build that trust with us. I can't think of any other creators on TH-cam who have that relationship with their viewers.
Thru !
I think at this stage I'd trust Julian to do surgery on me without question.
@@wonderwend1 an archival, fully reversible surgery. 😄
I think the only other creator like this (imo) is the locking picking lawyer
Honestly I’d trust him to keep my life savings safe
You probably cant think of any other creators that have that because there isnt really anyone else that makes content that would need that, like, i guess other types of restoration youtubers like My Mechanics dont talk, so they cant do it, gaming youtubers cant, documentary youtubers like Mustard are stating facts, i cant think of anyone who would be able to do that
"If I don't mimic this impasto, they're gonna think this painting is an impasto-r!"|
I'll be here all week
Try the veal....
HAHAHAHAH I REALLY HOPE HE CAN READ THIS
God now I really want pasta
That painting be looking a little sus 🧐
As Julian works, I imagine Heaven, filled with the artists whose paintings he has conserved. I imagine Julian, one day, in the very distant future (after a long and joyful life lived) being greeted by those artists upon his arrival. To happy tears, firm handshakes, gentle pats on his back and good natured laughter - Julian hears a chorus of “Well done. Well done. Well done.”
I paint myself (i wouldn't ever hold myself up against the masters or anything, obvs) and I would absolutely adore it if I knew someone like Julian was taking care of my work in the future. Now, I don't think any of it is really worth enough to ever GET conserved (not many calls for a painting of a Suchomimus' head...) but if it were, I'd be happy to see it treated like this.
I find your lack of washi kozo disturbing. 😂 this was awesome!
You have turned me. I thought that the aged varnish gave character and wisdom to “Mature” paintings. Now I can see the youth of the intended expressions.
Oh for heaven's sake just say it looks prettier.
aged varnish is one thing, that one was maple syrup
11:15 "Now this painting is dirty. Very, very dirty."
"You're a dirty painting, aren't you? Tell me you're a dirty, dirty painting! Say it!"
lol
🤨😆
...'and you know you need a good spanking for that, do you?' 'Oh yes, boy do I need a good spanking mistress!'
I always love when he assesses the work of those naughty naughty previous conservators
Hey, that's a 10 yard penalty for TAUNTING!!! You're just a naughty little taunter, aren't you?
I discovered my cat enjoys the retouching. She acted like she was going to pounce every time she saw the paintbrush
I will always be gobsmacked by the before and after removing the varnish
*Julian:* Jeez, could you imagine spending months building a simple website?
My former boss literally died before completing the website for her bookstore. In the process, she drove many graphic designers up the wall
This should be a lesson to all of us. Also sorry for your loss.
…yes, because I’m atrocious at fighting with UIs to try to get the right font and colours.
Julian: "how does one chart a course home?"
Me: "I'm SO impressed with the "raft" of improvements you made to this filthy painting!"
i sea what you did there
Making the difficult seem simple, the mark of a true professional.
If 3 guys can fit on what looks to be a door, Rose could have saved Jack. Darn you Rose..
Rose was a jerk, haha.
Didn't Mythbusters prove that like four people could fit on a standard sized door lol?
@@lhaviland8602 the Titanic had really shit doors in steerage
jack only wanted a one night stand
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It always marvels me how some of the most soothing and precise art on the internet is filled with a community of chaos. I love it.
I will never get tired of these restorations
It just never gets old watching old varnish dissappear and beauty re-emerge.
I love the idea of someone going "Cleaning this painting is taking too long. I'm gonna use a M O P ."
My mother teaching me embroidery 50 years ago ‘Make sure the back is as neat as the front’.
Me “ I’m part way ready to move on to conservation!”
The colors and movement you revealed in this painting is astonishing!! Before it didn't look interesting, but now you can see the subtle and not so subtle nuances of this beautiful piece of art. Thank you for sharing.
Remarkable transformation... from a prairie picnic to an ocean drama with just a varnish removable. Wow.
I always love seeing the gold-handled shears come out. I also like the fact that the pair has a scabbard.
He ought to do some merch We could always do with some Belgian linen in our lives
@@lynnedelacy2841 it’s got to be insanely expensive but man the quality is so impressive I’d buy it from him marked up just to get my hands on some
@@kimberly_erin may be cheaper to go to Belgium yourself and buy direct !
@@lynnedelacy2841 if I had enough money to go I would and then I’d make a deal so I could sell it here! I don’t have the money or resources to even start that. I can’t even afford the shipping on it!
It's amazing to see such a wreck of a painting brought safely ashore after only a few days!
Anytime anyone matter of factly states that something is dirty, it makes me think of a Mitch Hedberg joke.
"This shirt is dry clean only, which means... it's dirty."
For real read this in his voice.
You’re the only person on this website that one makes me watch an advertisement just so I can continue listening to their voice and two you slip it in so smoothly that it takes me awhile to realize what you did because everyone else gets a fast forward.
Art has brought me to tears, but this is the first time the cleaning of a painting has brought me to tears! What a beautiful painting it turned out to be!
If you strip away the art from this content, you are still left with very deep and meaningful lessons about life. Thank you for that.
It would be lovely to see reaction of the owners of various projects get their beloved pieces back
How beautiful the colours in the sea are on this one
In a video Q&A, Julian said he has tried to make it happen. But so far no owner has accepted the proposal, and so he has to respect their decision and their privacy. Hopefully one day.
Me too! Maybe just a quick report by Julian, paraphrasing the anonymous owner would suffice?
A person claiming to be the owner (Grew K) commented on Schooner Girl's comment to say that, "Well I got my notification that there was a new video and lo and behold there was my painting. I sat down and watched with the kids. It was absolutely emotional watching the varnish come off and the sea roar to life. I got the painting for the faces of the two Mariners. Even with the varnish and the terrible condition the canvas was in I had to have it. It just spoke to me. I am shocked and pretty darn excited!"
So based on that and their other comments in the thread they didn't know it was done yet. But Covid times aren't really the best to try filming reactions of owners, esp. if they're living well outside of Chicago.
Thanks water moon I saw that after I’d posted I guess that is a likely response for most people People acquire a piece of art that speaks to them and who wouldn’t be thrilled with the improvements
"Can you imagine spending MONTHS creating your website??"
*Stares into The Nothing as the PTSD is triggered*
the painting is actually BLUE?? Why am i always so surprised 😂
Me to. I mean you know it must be blue under there but when it appears it's always wonderful. The subtle shift in color to capture a roiling sea being uncovered made this video great.
The same reason the rest of us are surprised!
I've seen enough of these vids to know that paintings were never meant to be sepia-toned relics of a bygone era, but I swear seeing them cleaned up gets me every time!
My favorite part of his videos is watching the cleaning and varnish removal process. It has a meditative quality to it.
I love the form these have taken recently as long-form poetic video-essay. The videos themselves, are art.
I’m gonna speed up the cleaning process so you don’t fall asleep.. -proceeds to play calm relaxing music that you can sleep too 🤷🏼♂️
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I love the delicacy of the colours in those turbulent waves. I feel like I could sit for hours just look at how they're painted.
The difference between the uncleaned and cleaned picture is like the difference between Monet's pictures before and after he had cataracts! Incredible!
I got teary-eyed watching the cleaning process of the varnish in this video. Seeing the blues, teal, red and whites that made up the waves; Conservation and restoration is Beautiful work at times.
Thank You again, for all that you do. 🖼 🎨💖
Do you ever get clients that get their painting back and they don't think it's the same painting?🤣
Maybe that's why he videos them now!
@@DaleDix 🤣
He has links to commercial ‘knock ‘em out’ studios in China - not
Yes, he’s talked about it a few times!
He’s had them sent back for being “too clean” and had to add fake dirt 🤣 but he’d rather have the fake dirt layer on it than an actual dirty painting. Still it must be painful to do that after painstakingly restoring the art.
Plot twist: the client needed the painting ASAP so Julian made the excuse for this video
The water looked like a mountain with green/yellow grass until the varnish came off. Seeing the whitecaps on the waves be revealed was pretty awesome. I’m usually most enamored by vibrant colors or the subject’s skin being revealed, but in this case simply seeing rough seas go from yellow/green to a pretty tame blue but a very bright white was super satisfying.
Julian: Starts cleaning painting
Me: Where did that boat come from?
Definitely a dirty painting.
Very dirty, it was a raft.
@@mircat28 top left corner is a small boat if you look close.
@@NavyVeteran1776 Thanks for this info! I actually was searching for it after somebody else mentioned there was a boat but couldn't find it.
I wish i could find a man who treats me like he treats that painting
They are some where !
You want a man to rub you with a varnish solvent mixture thats in a cotton ball on a stick?
@@scrithen2818 then heat you up on a vacuum table underneath a plastic sheet? kinky...
every time an ocean gets revealed by the removal of varnish my heart soars, always love those gorgeous blues coming to life
Did they use it as a floor mat? Holy spumoni, that's a challenge.
🤣🤣
i bet it was over a fireplace in a cigar bar for 100 years or so
It's nice to know that even Julian doesn't like to paint feet
YES!
_shudders_ feet… shoes… the worst
Feet are fine as long as I don't have to touch them and can use spray paint.
sometimes I just go and looks at the work of old masters or world renowned artists just to remind myself that nobody, in the history of art ever, has been able to paint feet. It makes me feel better.
Also the knowledge that feet are really weird. It doesn't matter the creature: badger, cat, birds, humans, - they always look weird.
I'm probably the only human alive who actually enjoys painting feet. Feet have all kinds of interesting shapes. If you start with a basic construction with a curved box it's not so bad. You just need to know how to turn that box around the place and remember, the bow has a curve because your foot (even flat feet, just to less of an extent) has an arch.
The artist was not only talented, his sea being one of the more realistic pieces i've seen, but he also either saw or did the research on what a raft and how people (edit: at sea) would look like. Awesome to see this piece get brought back to life. It's so well made.
Wow, the cleaned ocean looks so much scarier than before.
I'm calling this "Adrift in a Sea of Molasses". Damn, that was dark!
If I saw that painting at the flea market, I would not have stopped to even look at it. But it's a head turner now!
The art style of this painting is very "illustrated adventure stories for boys" circa 1940.
Yeah, wish Julian would tell us just a little bit more about this
this guy mostly restored worthless kitsch for the rich and clueless
just as well, I wouldn't want this incompetent hack anywhere near works of real value
@@DrWhom Maybe his methods are rougher than some museum but museums are generally just dumb? Like not wanting to remove varnish because they think it's "patina".
@@DrWhom I'm going to take a wild guess and say your knowledge of conservation is from youtube and maybe a college course,lol, and your experience...none. but go ahead and act like you know more than a second generation conservator who has been doing it for decades. I would expect nothing else from a youtube comment section
(Sorry if this sounds a little mean I didn't mean it to, I just thought it was amusing. I have a hard time getting the right tone when I write what I say)
@@DrWhom As an artist, I'd want my work treated like this. He restores things to what they're meant to be. I'd be thrilled to know my work was in his hands, that he'd put forth the effort to give it life again. Museums leave nasty yellowed varnish on as 'patina' when PAINTINGS ARE NOT MEANT TO HAVE THAT. If the artist had wanted it to be yellow, they would have painted it yellow.
*When you have something in common with the varnish…thick and dense* 👍🏼
I thought it was very neat to leave the sailors adrift in the old varnish until last. It gave me the impression that they where not only stuck at sea, but IN TIME. Sort of sparking an idea of them being lost and also feeling lost. Great work as always Julian. Your videos give me so much inspiration.
“I don’t want any of you to fall asleep”
*me, dozing off slowly*
But in a calm way, right? Like the whole world is happy and calm. Everyone needs to hear Julian's voice every night to sleep.
These videos have changed the way I look at paintings.
I now see the aged and discolored varnish on old paintings and wonder how different it would look if we saw them as the artist saw them.
In addition to the irony of playing soothing piano music in the interest of keeping us all awake :-), I also appreciate how you timed the music and the cleaning timelapse to end together. As usual, great attention to detail!
I don't know why, but this painting is my favorite out of all of the ones he has conserved so far. As gorgeous as all of the portraits and landscapes and fruit bowls have been, this one touches me.
This restoration was amazing! Some of your clients must burst into tears when they get their painting back.
I think my favorite part is always when the varnish comes off and you can see the real colors of the paining.
Watching this again after so many months, I love the colors in this painting! This has to be one of my favorites!
This is the first video I've seen on this channel, and watching the center man's hair emerge from under the old varnish felt almost profound. It's something about showing devotion and care to an inconsequential object that feels like a deeply human love, like finding a piece of masking tape on the side of a doorframe and knowing that someone was there before you and they were as determined as you to treat it well even though it was not necessary
‘I don’t want my viewers to fall asleep’ I wake up hours later, my face has the imprint of my phone case, I don’t know what day it is.
I like how he cleans the sky then the water then the people... It's satisfying.
and he saved the red flag in the guys hand till the very end..............the anticipation was killing me
“I don’t want you guys falling asleep”
Plays sleepy time music
I love seeing dirty painting with yellowed varnish in the thumbnail, because I know that the glow up after restoration will be so satisfying!
Sitting here watching Julian say he needs a cotton ball and not the stick, me agreeing and thinking good call, like I really know what I'm looking at..... lol I love these videos.
I’m continually amazed at the finished restoration. It’s often difficult to believe it is the same painting. This is one of those restorations that is stunning to see the difference.
"now this painting is dirty...very..very dirty" ok julien you starting to make me feel some typa wayy..
Sir, this is a Chili's
you doin time in horny county jail
Every time the old varnish is removed something magical happens ... so wonderful..
You were talking about pretending to be a tailor. Whilst I'm in no way a seamstress, I do sew a lot, both modern and historical projects, and I just know that bolt of Belgian linnen fabric is *hella* expensive. Linnen is expensive in general, but that width, and that quality and that quantity, dear god that must've cost the equivalent of both my kidneys.
I was thinking this exact thing!
Kidneys and part of a liver
...and him cutting it with so much extra makes me cringe. I know he keeps the scraps for edging etc so that's ok.
I just wanna stroke it though
@@wonderwend1 Haha I get you, It's totally logical for him to cut it like that but my broke ass always needs to use up the last scrap of my fabric since it's so expensive and I don't want anything to go to waste
@@lynnedelacy2841 probably yes haha
Julian, since discovering your channel I have assembled an impressive toothbrush collection since ONE toothbrush doesn’t do the job of cleaning and polishing every single different tooth. Your work, narration, skill, and dedication purifies my very own convictions of change-the delicate tension between then, now, and the future. My world is more vibrant after viewing one of your restorations, essentially restoring my own energy to pick up my paintbrush and start painting again after a long, unnecessary hiatus. Thank you.
Julian have more careful with these paintings than some people have with their lifes.
It depends on how long you are willing to drag a cinder block through your life or let it go.