This quote applies to Pablo and does not excuse terrible or skill less art nor does it lift up artists who can only paint like a child. Many want to ignore the first part of the quote “it took me four years to paint like Raphael...”
@octavio esparza Es la interpretación del arte en si, el estilo y muchas otras cosas técnicas. El arte no es sólo pintar un paisaje o esculpir una cabeza
Nope. Then he kill himself and he gets max couple of thousands of dolars. You don't know how it works. Artworks are worth more, when artist are dead, coz...? The artist can't do any artwork more.
@@red2744 you can build up this idea that you have a set amount and then you are done. People will treat each piece of art as if it is part of a special body of work. This way your lifetime work itself will be called one whole masterpiece.
@@titocapote_ igual picasso es un genio, solo mira su trayectoria desde temprana edad. ahora al parecer se dedica a trolear a todos y todos se la compran xD
@@titocapote_ Para mi no lo es ,cada artista tiene su estilo .Y si te gusta para mi esta bien pero con esas palabras con que lo describes no me parece correcta
es una estilo muy simplificado, Picasso también hacia realismo a los 12 años el sabe muchísimo de arte y tiene unos cuadros realistas impresionante, el va buscando algo más creativo y otra forma de comprender el arte
I remember reading a quote from Picasso where he said something like "It took me 14 years to paint like an adult, but it took me 70 to paint like a child." Picasso was an art prodigy who was reproducing old master paintings in his teens, but that didn't really appeal to him which is why he abandoned naturalistic paintings.
Dicen que es un genio y yo no veo ninguna genialidad en esos garabatos pero hay gente que pagaría millones por ese mismo garabato , para que veas lo subjetivo del arte.
Se supone que todo lo que se llama arte debe causar una emoción en el receptor. Un ejemplo es la música, que produce emociones. Pero el caso es que mientras haga un sentimiento, se le considerará arte.
Es curioso en lo personal me emociona ver los dibujos o representaciones que hacen los niños pequeños jaja aún no me explico el origen de esa emoción podría ser que me recuerdan a las obras de Picasso 😆🤷♀️
Freedom of expression. The confidence to put your ideas on paper without fear of mockery or disapproval. I don't k ow a great deal about him but I respect him
@@TWIZZTHEWHIZKID you're welcome bro. Years back I did some study and research on the occult out of curiosity. People don't want to accept the truely reality that there's average people and people with fame who practice it and promote it low key.
@@hwl-__ Yeah man, we must know our enemies bro. This world is ruled by signs & symbols & the principalities of darkness, the rulers of the air in a realm that we really cannot see. It all sounds so crazy & sinister... but when you realize the upper elites are really using this Black Magick for self power & to gain fortune & fame, you notice that it's all real & actually does work for them.
@@TWIZZTHEWHIZKID yup and they call people who address this "crazy". Big companies and corporations in the U.S and around the world are in it. Walt Disney did not built an empire because Mickey was so cute and funny. You want in on the big bucks you best bow down to Lucifer and join them. Good chat bro lol 👍🏽
@@molly9929 Art is subjective, you can't guilt people into liking pieces or artists. I can't stand Picasso and his art, especially his pottery. It doesn't speak to me at all. My opinion is just as worthless as the next drone who gushes over Picasso's child-like drawing because they know they're suppose to like him. They know his stuff is worth money. Don't get me wrong, there are many many people who love his work, but an overwhelmingly majority are fake snobs who think Picasso is objectively "high art" or something. - that's what makes me sad.
@@the_original_Bilb_Ono you're right. Art is subjective and you don't have to like a certain artist because a lot of people do. However, his importance and impact is undeniable. He could draw or paint ANYTHING. So what does someone with a talent like that do. Develop their own style, in this case, abstractly. There's a progression from when he left "normal" paintings to this. By this time, he's "way out there" in terms of style. For reference, consider Jimi Hendrix who is primarily a blues guitarist, plays with Little Richard gaining experience in the rock n roll genre and develops an abstract guitar playing. I never understood the Picasso fascination until I researched the whole thing. I get it. I don't like some stuff but I understand the importance. Without Picasso, modern art and graphic design would be relegated to "boring" landscapes or portraits or something "simpler"
Bilb Ono yeah. Personally just from seeing this Im impressed with how he seems to paint stuff just how he imagnies it and its so accuratein terms of hand movement and u can rly see it comes right frim improvised imagination, but then again I recently saw a vid of a guy drawing geralt of rivia very realistically and honestly Id pay more for that than any of this ngl xd
DefinitelyNotDan this^. Really. Picasso was a great artist actually but it wasn’t even good art that got him famous. Just his original cubism and all the things you listed
Artur O. I agree actually. I should have said; the reason it excited so many people and become a marketable-Megladon of a body of work is because it was fresh and defiant and people lap that up
I'm sure nobody else could do that lol... Like, I'm sure there are 10 million people every week who start to draw something and change it into something else. but let's exaggerate and call everything he did a genius move even if it's as simple as to make a chicken out of a fish
People that say this is crap, why dont u give it a try. Youd be surprised how much courage you need to pen down something without caring about what other people think
+JamieCATALAN It does encourage everyone to try. It's like when Jimi Hendrix heard Bob Dylan and it gave him the courage to write a lyric for the first time. He stopped censoring himself and just started doing it.
and in the span of 1 min and 53 seconds not only has he created art but has also made more more with this one painting then most make in an entire year.
Algunos dicen que algunos artistas como Picasso no sabían que es lo que dibujaban ,pero la verdad si lo sabia ,cada artista tiene su estilo y su propio razonamiento de pensar como la magia de la imaginación. Es difícil que algunos comprendan tu estilo como artista .
Exactamente, incluso ha pintado cuadros de manera exquisitas algo renacentistas pero está manera de pintar de niño creo que lo hace para llegar a niveles grandes de expresión
@@gustavoalvarado1634 Yo siempre respondo lo mismo: " un nene no te hace un Picasso, ni un Miro". Llevo 10 años de artista plastico aqui en Bs As y todavia sigo capacitandome..Saludos
@@ulisesmachado1187 Ulises, yo jamás podría gustar de un artista como Picasso por la simple razón de que el arte es lo más hipócrita del mundo. ¿Por qué un niño no te hace un Picasso si era el estilo que Picasso trataba de conseguir en su arte? Respeto su trabajo, su simbolismo y creatividad, no puedo respetar que el arte incluso siendo subjetivo sea tan hipócrita como para no permitir artistas con la misma creatividad en el sistema.
Picasso genio desde siempre, se renueva a si mismo: periodo rosa, periodo azul, el cubismo. Para Picasso el cubismo es un metodo de analisis de las formas, desarticula la realidad natural y la articula en la tela, segun las leyes del arte. Lo que importa de una pintura son los equilibrios, armonias y ritmos logrados con formas, lineas, colores y materia.
Muchos se mofan de que parecen los trazos de un niño. Aun que aparenten infantiles detras hay un hombre y sus experiencias y madured. Picasso pintsba asi por que es lo que sentia y no por no poseer una depurada tecnica pitorica. Eso le da un valor añadido. Expresar profundo no necesita de tecnicas reconocibles ni el juzgar del publico y criticos. Un artusta se expresa en profunda pureza y mascese resonar nos toque mas natural y valiosa es la obra. ¿ Alguna vez la naturaleza en su inmensa sabiduria le intereso nuestra opinion antes de manifestar su expresion? Un genio natural Don Pablo Picasso
The fish's tail is really the rooster's tail feathers. Two different creatures with similar attributes morphed from a single cellular entity. What are we morphs of? This is a master at work.
Has visto sus primeros cuadros? Charlatán después de todo no lo es, incluso pintando garabatos y dibujos sus obras tienen un gran grado de composición y manejo de la pictórica de manera profesional
Míralo mas a fondo no solo es una cosa en ese cuadro ,puedes ver una gallina ,plantas o un pez eso lo hace único , si te quieres acostumbrar a ver solo una cosa rutinaria igual que otras más ,adelante . Pero a mí me gusta mucho , el pintor no hace el significado de la pintura solo pone el sentimiento ,TU haces el significado y yo allí veo que no todo tiene que verse de una sola forma y no tiene porqué ser perfecto
@@Deinzzzel entiendo a lo que te refieres... el arte es un asco... y tarados los millonarios que pagan millones por una mancha en un marco, pero no te pases. Si tiene un monton de cosas en un dibujo, pero.... parece un dibujo de un niño de Jardín de niños
Eso es lo que pasa cuando a cualquier pendejada la nombran "arte" si la gente de verdad supiera apreciar el arte en varios ámbitos jamás hubieran existido cantantes como Paulo londra, becky G, bad bunny etc
existe el arte y el hamparte, no es que sepan apreciar... como le puedes exigir a alguien que no lee o escribe a analizar un cuadro de picasso o una pieza musical de bethoveen, es un absurdo, es como pedirle a un zurdo que escriba derecho.
Oh, i understand mean this old same village from flower and tree and pond fish and summer and lizard eye and chickens and bird wing all follow animal (ROOSTERFISH) history...
No, he drew anything what matched to previous draving. There is nothing to understand. There is no hidden meaning. If you are untalented you draw shit like this, because there will be "experts" who will try to find anything in it. And they think that you are intelligent, that they are intelligent because they "discovered" it. But the only thing that is real about it is that you drew ugly shit. All about surrealism.
@@4ester704 You are wrong here. Look at the Guernica, find all the hidden messages. It is true that Picasso was a good artist. All he ever did try was to draw symbolism and not whatever his reference was. He would draw stuff from different perspectives using the lines as his method to convey feelings. I personally dislike his art because although his creativity many people are quick to bash someone doing something like this, as creative I mean, showing high up their ass some artists really are for thinking that this is art but someone else's scribbles aren't.
I remember somebody telling me "Well as long as you can tell what it's supposed to be" I like art that makes you think and find shapes Also that chicken with the fish and flowers was hilarious and it's amazing what he did and it makes me laugh
Photorealism bores me to death. I want to see texture, bold colours and odd composition. I want to see a painting, not a painting that looks like a photograph.
@@dingdong5820 mahan kaam dekhe hain maine picasso ke, guernica paint karte hue uski video nhi hai. It's like watching irfan khan interviews. He is not acting at that point but people are just happy to watch him talk.
@@quintonburkham50 you arent getting what Im saying, they didnt have much time left to film. He wasnt saying that the painting wasnt good or anything, he was just telling Pablo that he had to hurry up and that the painting didnt had to be perfect
Ami la verdad nunca me a gustado como pintaba Pablo Picasso pero es solo porque a mi me gusta el dibujo realista Volviendo a tu pregunta la "lamentable" diferencia es que Pablo era más reconocido por trabajar con grandes artistas como Mi favorito vincent van gogh
ninguna, y eso es lo genial los filósofos y artistas vuelven a ser niños a diferencia de los adultos que se dejaron corromper por la sociedad y pierden sus sueños y creatividad innata en vez de criticar lo que no entiende, date cuenta de que tanto perdiste en tu camino por tener una apariencia madura, te acuerdas que deseabas de niño? qué pensaría esa persona de ti?
@@foretcl no critica lo que no entiende. Ha hecho una pregunta cuya repuesta conoce de sobra, y yo también: ninguna. Y nada tiene que ver recordar o no el niño que fuiste algún día. Yo lo recuerdo perfectamente, lo vivo y siento a cada segundo y mi respuesta a la pregunta vuelve a ser la misma: ninguna.
pero es imposible desligarlo del tema monetario, si dibujar con alma de niño seria siempre redituable, los jardines o kínder serian fabricas de dinero, es un tipo que domina el color, pero nunca fue un buen dibujante, o por lo menos no un prodigio como otros, pero sí, su tan sola firma vale millones
wuaooo ,i understand abstract perfectly only a few can see this for what it is a genius ,from flowers to a fish to a chiken n if u give him 1 hr he would of when thruw 200 diferents animals ,this guy was enstain of the painting world ,and who can understand abstract n art piriot u r a verry special person keep up the good work
Raidel Pichardo You have to understand the meaning of the word Abstract. You wouldn't pass off a Abstract Painting as a realist painting, it's in it's own category
*Curriculum Vitae P. Picasso* 1881 October 25: Pablo Picasso (eigtl. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso) is born in Malaga, the son of the painter José Ruiz Blasco and his wife María Picasso López. 1896 Visit to the art school in Barcelona. 1897 Studied at the Academia San Fernando in Madrid. 1900 Publication of illustrations by newspapers in Barcelona. First trip to Paris. 1901 He begins to sign his work with "Picasso". Together with a friend, he publishes the magazine "Arte Joven". 1901-1904 In his "blue period" Picasso develops his first own style with melancholy figurative pictures, which are held in different shades of blue. During this time he also begins to turn to sculpture ("Seated Woman"). 1904 After annual trips to Paris, Picasso finally moves to the French capital. He meets Fernande Olivier, who becomes his lover and model. 1905-1907 In his "pink period" Picasso prefers circus motifs in cheerful colors, as in the painting "The Jugglers". First etchings and engravings as well as the portrait of Gertrude Stein (1874-1946) are created. 1908-1917 For the new style change African masks are crucial. Picasso breaks with the prevailing aesthetics and, together with Georges Braque (1882-1963), is the founder of cubism: he prefers splintered forms and colors. The figurative is dissolved into geometric forms in works such as "Woman with Guitar" or "Ma Jolie", with the structures approaching abstraction. 1911-1914 The first "paper collés" (adhesive images) are created. As a result, Picasso introduces foreign materials such as sand, wood and sheet metal into his work. from 1915 In addition to his cubist work, Picasso also paints realistic portraits. 1917 May 18: World premiere of the ballet "Parade" in Paris. Picasso produces the stage design and the costumes for the production. The libretto was written by his friend Jean Cocteau (1889-1963), with whom he later collaborated on a case-by-case basis. On the occasion of the performance, Picasso meets the dancer Olga Koklowa. 1918 Marriage with Olga. The marriage produces a child. from 1919 Picasso's painting is increasingly "classical". He draws on ancient mythological models back. 1924-1926 He prefers to work on great abstracting still lifes. 1925 Picasso participates in the first exhibition of Surrealists in Paris with the work "Three Dancers". Surrealism offers him the possibility of encryption and the mythological exaggeration of psychic experiences. 1927 Acquaintance with Marie-Thérèse Walter, who becomes his lover and model. His work is now characterized by predominantly free figural compositions. 1928/29 Wire sculptures and the first iron sculpture arise. 1934 Inspired by a trip to Spain, he takes up the issue of bullfighting in his work. 1935 The birth of his child from the relationship with Marie-Thérèse leads to the separation of his wife. 1936 Picasso takes on the post of director of the Prado Museum in Madrid. 1937 For the Spanish pavilion at the Paris World Fair, Picasso creates the large-scale anti-war painting "Guernica" depicting the destruction of the city during the Spanish Civil War. Friendship with Dora Maar, who becomes his lover and model alongside Marie-Thérèse. The New York Times publishes a statement by Picasso in which he speaks in favor of the Government of the Second Republic in Spain. 1941 Picasso writes the Dadaist comedy "How to Grab Wishes", which is performed in 1944 under the direction of Albert Camusprivat. He makes a sculpture of Dora Maars head, which is used in 1959 as a memorial to Guillaume Apollinaire (1880-1918). Joined the Communist Party of France. from 1943 Friendship with Françoise Gilot. From this relationship two children emerge. 1945 Picasso becomes chairman of the Franco-Spanish Aid Committee for Republican Spaniards. 1945-1949 In addition to painting, lithography becomes a further means of expression that meets its spontaneous sign. from 1947 Production of ceramics. 1948 Award of the "Médaille de Reconnaissance Française" by the French Government. 1949 Picasso's lithograph "The Dove" is selected for the Poster of the Peace Congress in Paris. 1952 He writes his second play and begins work on the murals "The War" and "The Peace" for the chapel of Vallauris. Picasso and Henri Matisse (1869-1954) sign a peace call. 1958 He acquires the castle Vauvenargues. 1961 Marriage with Jacqueline Roque. 1962-1965 Concrete sculptures. 1963 Opening of the Museo Picasso in Barcelona, which later receives much of his estate. 1968 Picasso produces the two large series of etchings "Painter and Model" and "The Lovers". 1973 April 8: Pablo Picasso dies in Mougins (near Cannes). He is buried in the garden of his castle. 1985 Inauguration of the Musée Picasso in Paris. www.dhm.de/lemo/biografie/pablo-picasso
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"It took me four years to paint like Raphael, but it took me a lifetime to paint like a child." - Pablo Picasso
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I paint like a child too
This quote applies to Pablo and does not excuse terrible or skill less art nor does it lift up artists who can only paint like a child. Many want to ignore the first part of the quote “it took me four years to paint like Raphael...”
@octavio esparza Es la interpretación del arte en si, el estilo y muchas otras cosas técnicas. El arte no es sólo pintar un paisaje o esculpir una cabeza
Gavin Otto Because you an idiot mr.picasso?
"Who draw this shit?"
"It's Picasso"
"Ahhh.. genius, fine skills, perfect!"
It is still a shit. Atleast for me.
@@sudhakumari3967 for me also
Y’all couldn’t do this on though
And then someone will say "you know nothing about art")
😂😂😂😂😂
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-Plant
-Fish
-Chicken
Was this about evolution or am I overreading it...
Fish plus chicjen equals fishin
Damn G
I think fishes didn't evolved from plants lol
Yea he’s telling a story
I think he was hairy in the shoulder area.
Then he turns to the camera and says "10 mil."
To be honest, since it's hand drawn and on film. It would catch around $750,000
Nope. Then he kill himself and he gets max couple of thousands of dolars. You don't know how it works. Artworks are worth more, when artist are dead, coz...? The artist can't do any artwork more.
@@molly9929 that's why you retire
@@maximilian6830 if youre willing to retire from art you wouldn't come so far. when art becomes breathing
@@red2744 you can build up this idea that you have a set amount and then you are done. People will treat each piece of art as if it is part of a special body of work. This way your lifetime work itself will be called one whole masterpiece.
Cmon now who else thought it was a fucking fish. And before that some flowers. And then laughed to yourself when he drew the head of the chicken.
This needs to be the top comment
Cmon, it was flowers, then it was a fish with flowers on it, then it was a chicken with a fish with flowers on it. I bid $10
I think that's what you are meant to think.
I was thinking isn't that anatomy of that thing we learned in biology class then it becomes a chicken I was expecting more
It was all about hard drugs all the way
Profesor de arte: No se preocupen si sus dibujos no son tan buenos, no todos podemos ser Picasso
Picasso:
até os 14 segundos, eu achei que ele estava desenhando o virus Covid-19
Para mí ese dibujo es una chota, en parte a la gente solo le interesa por la fama que generó
@@titocapote_ igual picasso es un genio, solo mira su trayectoria desde temprana edad. ahora al parecer se dedica a trolear a todos y todos se la compran xD
@@titocapote_ Para mi no lo es ,cada artista tiene su estilo .Y si te gusta para mi esta bien pero con esas palabras con que lo describes no me parece correcta
es una estilo muy simplificado, Picasso también hacia realismo a los 12 años el sabe muchísimo de arte y tiene unos cuadros realistas impresionante, el va buscando algo más creativo y otra forma de comprender el arte
Mi maestro: El Pollo plantpezaurio no existe
Picasso: "El Pollo Plantpezaurio"
I remember reading a quote from Picasso where he said something like "It took me 14 years to paint like an adult, but it took me 70 to paint like a child." Picasso was an art prodigy who was reproducing old master paintings in his teens, but that didn't really appeal to him which is why he abandoned naturalistic paintings.
Picasso would fail in constructive drawings.
Megamaniac610
Or his hands couldn't do it no more
but meme is eternal
Pikaso se latreyo
Nikos mosios
Pikaso se latreyo
Nikos mosios
this IS amazing, i'm obsessed with his style🎨
Me recuerda al dibujo de mis hermanos pequeños xd
Esa es la idea Picasso era un genio
Dicen que es un genio y yo no veo ninguna genialidad en esos garabatos pero hay gente que pagaría millones por ese mismo garabato , para que veas lo subjetivo del arte.
@@halionman16 pienso lo mismo que vos
Se supone que todo lo que se llama arte debe causar una emoción en el receptor. Un ejemplo es la música, que produce emociones. Pero el caso es que mientras haga un sentimiento, se le considerará arte.
Es curioso en lo personal me emociona ver los dibujos o representaciones que hacen los niños pequeños jaja aún no me explico el origen de esa emoción podría ser que me recuerdan a las obras de Picasso 😆🤷♀️
yo dibujaba asi antes xd, estoy al mismo nivel de Picasso 😎🤙
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@@BRINK0Z ????
Awesome art.great Picasso..Thanks for posting this.
Obrigado meu Deus, olhando meu filho desenhar, já estou sentindo o peso do tanto de dinheiro que nós iremos ganhar.
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Freedom of expression. The confidence to put your ideas on paper without fear of mockery or disapproval. I don't k ow a great deal about him but I respect him
That M. Night Shyamalan twist at the end with the chicken got me 😂
“I’ll have a fish/chicken sandwich.”
Props to Picasso.
This art is mind blowing.....i cant even imagine human can draw this masterpiece....😬😬
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Here's the meaning, flower means flower, fish means fish, chicken means chicken. This is art.
0:17 He incorporates "666" into his art.
Good eye, yeah he does.
@@hwl-__ Thanks man, I really appreciate that. I wish more people were awake enough to notice it as well though.
@@TWIZZTHEWHIZKID you're welcome bro. Years back I did some study and research on the occult out of curiosity. People don't want to accept the truely reality that there's average people and people with fame who practice it and promote it low key.
@@hwl-__ Yeah man, we must know our enemies bro. This world is ruled by signs & symbols & the principalities of darkness, the rulers of the air in a realm that we really cannot see. It all sounds so crazy & sinister... but when you realize the upper elites are really using this Black Magick for self power & to gain fortune & fame, you notice that it's all real & actually does work for them.
@@TWIZZTHEWHIZKID yup and they call people who address this "crazy". Big companies and corporations in the U.S and around the world are in it. Walt Disney did not built an empire because Mickey was so cute and funny. You want in on the big bucks you best bow down to Lucifer and join them. Good chat bro lol 👍🏽
By this point in his life all he had to do was write down his phone number and someone would want to frame it.
I just love his art
El video se subió en el 2011 y TH-cam recién me lo recomienda en el 2020 🙃. Igual es fantástico n.n
Que cosa es fantástico ?
@@nicolasbellido4192 mira el video con detenimiento y si no ves mas que garabatos mejor largate XD
@@tltluistlt No te hagas el que entiendes lo que está haciendo.
@@tltluistlt donde me largo ?? xd si estoy aqui xd
@@nicolasbellido4192 Otro webon literal XD
My man made flowers, a man, a fish and a hen all in one combo. Truly a sketch artist
It's garbage.
Dude Pablo just messing around here. He was an artist. I hate people who think he had to paint some detailed painting.
He did genius thing right here. From bacteria to an land animal. Some people don't see it... it's making me sad.
@@molly9929 Art is subjective, you can't guilt people into liking pieces or artists. I can't stand Picasso and his art, especially his pottery. It doesn't speak to me at all. My opinion is just as worthless as the next drone who gushes over Picasso's child-like drawing because they know they're suppose to like him. They know his stuff is worth money. Don't get me wrong, there are many many people who love his work, but an overwhelmingly majority are fake snobs who think Picasso is objectively "high art" or something. - that's what makes me sad.
@@the_original_Bilb_Ono you're right. Art is subjective and you don't have to like a certain artist because a lot of people do. However, his importance and impact is undeniable. He could draw or paint ANYTHING. So what does someone with a talent like that do. Develop their own style, in this case, abstractly. There's a progression from when he left "normal" paintings to this. By this time, he's "way out there" in terms of style. For reference, consider Jimi Hendrix who is primarily a blues guitarist, plays with Little Richard gaining experience in the rock n roll genre and develops an abstract guitar playing. I never understood the Picasso fascination until I researched the whole thing. I get it. I don't like some stuff but I understand the importance. Without Picasso, modern art and graphic design would be relegated to "boring" landscapes or portraits or something "simpler"
Bilb Ono yeah. Personally just from seeing this Im impressed with how he seems to paint stuff just how he imagnies it and its so accuratein terms of hand movement and u can rly see it comes right frim improvised imagination, but then again I recently saw a vid of a guy drawing geralt of rivia very realistically and honestly Id pay more for that than any of this ngl xd
Art is not entirely subjective.
El arte, tiene un significado muy profundo, pez, gallino o... Evolución
O dibujo feo y raro que la gente le da mil vueltas para intentar hacer que tenga significado
0:15 Pablo predicted covid19
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Lol 🙌🙌🙌😂
HAHAHAHA LOLS
His drawings are very surprising, at first I thought he was drawing some flowers, then a fish, then a chicken. He is a true genius.
DefinitelyNotDan this^. Really. Picasso was a great artist actually but it wasn’t even good art that got him famous. Just his original cubism and all the things you listed
@@benmmarino just because its original it don't means its good
Artur O. I agree actually. I should have said; the reason it excited so many people and become a marketable-Megladon of a body of work is because it was fresh and defiant and people lap that up
I'm sure nobody else could do that lol... Like, I'm sure there are 10 million people every week who start to draw something and change it into something else. but let's exaggerate and call everything he did a genius move even if it's as simple as to make a chicken out of a fish
You've gotta be trolling.
Awesome! Beautiful! Astonishing! Bravo! 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
even picaso had i pad pro
Bahahaha
People that say this is crap, why dont u give it a try. Youd be surprised how much courage you need to pen down something without caring about what other people think
+JamieCATALAN It does encourage everyone to try. It's like when Jimi Hendrix heard Bob Dylan and it gave him the courage to write a lyric for the first time. He stopped censoring himself and just started doing it.
Like the sentence you just pulled together?
Sorry but its crap because he did it in 2 minutes
@@kaanser1.276 moron
This is dog shit though.
Caraca, me surpreendeu muito no final, esperava um peixe e não um frango. Gênio!
Que bosta kkkkkkk
and in the span of 1 min and 53 seconds not only has he created art but has also made more more with this one painting then most make in an entire year.
"Never argue with a fool, onlookers may not be able to tell the difference"~Mark Twain~
Patty Lynn that is a great quote.
Skyler?
I m almost sure this quote is by "Immanuel Kant" the philosopher:-)
No te lo voy a discutir... ;)
everyone is judging so hard
when they should just enjoy it
I was hooked
Picasso + Funny Cells - spikey plants × cool fish ÷ designer chicken = ART
Wow a roaster...now i feel like an expert in art
Got to love this... and you get a free chicken at the end!
This is asmr
qué bonito....me encanta picasso. para mí el mejor. que sencillo y a la vez que maravilloso
No entiendo
Algunos dicen que algunos artistas como Picasso no sabían que es lo que dibujaban ,pero la verdad si lo sabia ,cada artista tiene su estilo y su propio razonamiento de pensar como la magia de la imaginación.
Es difícil que algunos comprendan tu estilo como artista .
Exactamente, incluso ha pintado cuadros de manera exquisitas algo renacentistas pero está manera de pintar de niño creo que lo hace para llegar a niveles grandes de expresión
@@srorgen4664 Eso es cierto
nice vid! I love when he does the color painting of the beach scene in this movie!
"Its a turkey fish bowl" ~ Abraham linkler
Most artists when creating characters: oh I think I'll mix up a human with some animal
Picasso: Chicken-Fish
Picasso was a topatlete Artist. He knew which way to Go from the start. His hands and mind are trained. I adore Modigliani 💙.
Un genio colosal de las artes plasticas, iniguable, van a pasar siglos hasta que halla otro asi.
Dibujar como nene hasta yo lo hacia :v .
@@gustavoalvarado1634 Yo siempre respondo lo mismo: " un nene no te hace un Picasso, ni un Miro".
Llevo 10 años de artista plastico aqui en Bs As y todavia sigo capacitandome..Saludos
@@ulisesmachado1187 Ulises, yo jamás podría gustar de un artista como Picasso por la simple razón de que el arte es lo más hipócrita del mundo. ¿Por qué un niño no te hace un Picasso si era el estilo que Picasso trataba de conseguir en su arte? Respeto su trabajo, su simbolismo y creatividad, no puedo respetar que el arte incluso siendo subjetivo sea tan hipócrita como para no permitir artistas con la misma creatividad en el sistema.
Picasso genio desde siempre, se renueva a si mismo: periodo rosa, periodo azul, el cubismo.
Para Picasso el cubismo es un metodo de analisis de las formas, desarticula la realidad natural y la articula en la tela, segun las leyes del arte.
Lo que importa de una pintura son los equilibrios, armonias y ritmos logrados con formas, lineas, colores y materia.
Muchos se mofan de que parecen los trazos de un niño.
Aun que aparenten infantiles detras hay un hombre y sus experiencias y madured.
Picasso pintsba asi por que es lo que sentia y no por no poseer una depurada tecnica pitorica.
Eso le da un valor añadido.
Expresar profundo no necesita de tecnicas reconocibles ni el juzgar del publico y criticos.
Un artusta se expresa en profunda pureza y mascese resonar nos toque mas natural y valiosa es la obra.
¿ Alguna vez la naturaleza en su inmensa sabiduria le intereso nuestra opinion antes de manifestar su expresion?
Un genio natural Don Pablo Picasso
I was like "yeah whatever" but when 1:40 hit I was like "oh snap"
what material is he using
shoooot....after watching this, i just grew up a lil' more ...and a zillion light years behind Pablo.
Esos garabatos también los hacía yo de pequeño, entonces yo también soy un artista 🤣
no solo te convierte en ignorante.
The fish's tail is really the rooster's tail feathers. Two different creatures with similar attributes morphed from a single cellular entity. What are we morphs of? This is a master at work.
A hen a fish a women and much more at the same time with the same stroke but how one to be so thoughtful that I could ever be
okkkaayyyy we watched this in school
Todo un genio, al hacerle creer a las personas que eso es una obra de arte. E ahí lo brillante de este señor. No tanto por el garabato.
Has visto sus primeros cuadros?
Charlatán después de todo no lo es, incluso pintando garabatos y dibujos sus obras tienen un gran grado de composición y manejo de la pictórica de manera profesional
@@srorgen4664 cierto 👍
Subjective af
does anyone know what tool he is using here to draw? Looks like fun. :-)
Te amo 😍❤️💞🤩😍❤️
TH-cam Algorithm, everyone *clap clap*
Very cool from Jose the Picasso of window washing!!
Hahshahdaa.. good one
"Actually, I painted but your mind gives meaning to it"-P.P
i read once where picasso said: “It took me four years to paint like Raphael, but a lifetime to paint like a child.”
Lo mismo yo un garabato 🤣 pero en manos de pablo piccaso una hobra de arte todo es relativo y no 👍🏻
Como printes igual que escribes...
Viendo como escribes es normal que tomes esta pieza como un "garabato"
viéndolo bien pablo picasso era un asco como pintor, no lo dejaría ni pintar mi casa, es un fraude
Míralo mas a fondo no solo es una cosa en ese cuadro ,puedes ver una gallina ,plantas o un pez eso lo hace único , si te quieres acostumbrar a ver solo una cosa rutinaria igual que otras más ,adelante .
Pero a mí me gusta mucho , el pintor no hace el significado de la pintura solo pone el sentimiento ,TU haces el significado y yo allí veo que no todo tiene que verse de una sola forma y no tiene porqué ser perfecto
Jajaja hombre llevas razón este dibujo es malo, tiene otros buenos si, pero hay gente diciendo que el de este video es arte, no se pasen.
@@Deinzzzel entiendo a lo que te refieres... el arte es un asco... y tarados los millonarios que pagan millones por una mancha en un marco, pero no te pases.
Si tiene un monton de cosas en un dibujo, pero.... parece un dibujo de un niño de Jardín de niños
@@elpequenasi2921 Conoces algo sobre la teoría de gestalt? La ley de la ambigüedad quizás?
you can do it Grandpa keep it up and you'll become big one day.
Awesome 😊 👍 work
Eso es lo que pasa cuando a cualquier pendejada la nombran "arte" si la gente de verdad supiera apreciar el arte en varios ámbitos jamás hubieran existido cantantes como Paulo londra, becky G, bad bunny etc
existe el arte y el hamparte, no es que sepan apreciar...
como le puedes exigir a alguien que no lee o escribe a analizar un cuadro de picasso o una pieza musical de bethoveen, es un absurdo, es como pedirle a un zurdo que escriba derecho.
He is the prodigy. He, was born with an ability to paint. He created one of the best master-pieces when he was 14, it is absolutely amazing.
Es una poronga nadie sabe porque pero vale plata su "arte"
Que saben los que no conocen de arte, le doy un 100
Cool and wunderbar
*A R T E*
XD
Oh, i understand mean this old same village from flower and tree and pond fish and summer and lizard eye and chickens and bird wing all follow animal (ROOSTERFISH) history...
No, he drew anything what matched to previous draving. There is nothing to understand. There is no hidden meaning. If you are untalented you draw shit like this, because there will be "experts" who will try to find anything in it. And they think that you are intelligent, that they are intelligent because they "discovered" it. But the only thing that is real about it is that you drew ugly shit. All about surrealism.
@@4ester704 You are wrong here. Look at the Guernica, find all the hidden messages. It is true that Picasso was a good artist. All he ever did try was to draw symbolism and not whatever his reference was. He would draw stuff from different perspectives using the lines as his method to convey feelings. I personally dislike his art because although his creativity many people are quick to bash someone doing something like this, as creative I mean, showing high up their ass some artists really are for thinking that this is art but someone else's scribbles aren't.
Absolutely brilliant.
This painting shows the evolution of living things...
Cell~plant~fish~chicken..........
Really
Is he wearing pants in this video?
The word genius is used too much today, but Picasso was a genius.
MAGNIFIQUE MON NEVEUX DE SIX ANS N'aURAIT pas FAIT MIEUX
Me getting bored during Collz lectures do that same on the Back of the notebook 😂😂
brabo
Plants “eat” the cells? Fish eat the plant, chicken eat the fish?
Im buying a marker to my grandpa right away!
Great...!♥️👍🏿
People who think the only way art can be good is if it's realistic are so fucking short sighted.
I know right!
Art is supposed to make you confused and think
I remember somebody telling me
"Well as long as you can tell what it's supposed to be"
I like art that makes you think and find shapes
Also that chicken with the fish and flowers was hilarious and it's amazing what he did and it makes me laugh
Photorealism bores me to death. I want to see texture, bold colours and odd composition. I want to see a painting, not a painting that looks like a photograph.
That was Plato's thought. ^
Fish and chicken at the same time.
Gulier i can draw fish and chips in the kitchen, at the same time
nice
Who thinks art is dead by now? A thousand way to draw, paint, and so on. A lot of performances just to say "wow" and then watch another video.
Se eu faço uma parada dessa iam mim chamar de maluco kkkkk
the fuck!????? paint like tht worth million??
Arif Rus Hes based bro he doesnt care.
I am just happy that I can watch Picasso do his thing!
Bhai please isme kya logic hai isme picaaso ko mahan bolne ka konsa kaam kia hai. Bta de bhai dya hogi
@@dingdong5820 mahan kaam dekhe hain maine picasso ke, guernica paint karte hue uski video nhi hai. It's like watching irfan khan interviews. He is not acting at that point but people are just happy to watch him talk.
@@AshishBihani bhai yaar ye baacho wali painting me khas kya hai bs ye jaana hai muje
@@dingdong5820 abey comment padhta hai ya seedhe bakchodi shuru kar deta hai. Comment nhi samajh aayega to guernica kya samajh aayegi...
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Art like: wow
Art dont like it: you cant comprehend such a fine work
Mi hijo llego el otro día con un dibujo parecido y para nadie fue arte.
¿Debes estar bromeando, ese dibujo es un insulto.
@Dancehall pty507 pues corre, vuelve a hacerlo y a ganar millones, no pierdas el tiempo en TH-cam.
I find it interesting someone in the background says it doesn’t need to be perfect almost shaming him
It was filmed for a documentary and they only had a couple seconds of film left. If anything he was rushing Pablo.
I understand that he was talking to Pablo! What I am saying is it is a shame that someone would do that to such a great man
@@quintonburkham50 you arent getting what Im saying, they didnt have much time left to film. He wasnt saying that the painting wasnt good or anything, he was just telling Pablo that he had to hurry up and that the painting didnt had to be perfect
Demasiado bello, le debió tomar años esa tecnica
Cada artista com seu estilo. Olhando bem parece desenho de uma criança que começa à desenhar. Todovia era Pablo Picasso
Que diferencia hay entre el la obra de un gran artista como Pablo y el dibujo de un niño de primaria?
Ami la verdad nunca me a gustado como pintaba Pablo Picasso pero es solo porque a mi me gusta el dibujo realista
Volviendo a tu pregunta la "lamentable" diferencia es que Pablo era más reconocido por trabajar con grandes artistas como
Mi favorito vincent van gogh
ninguna, y eso es lo genial
los filósofos y artistas vuelven a ser niños a diferencia de los adultos que se dejaron corromper por la sociedad y pierden sus sueños y creatividad innata
en vez de criticar lo que no entiende, date cuenta de que tanto perdiste en tu camino por tener una apariencia madura, te acuerdas que deseabas de niño? qué pensaría esa persona de ti?
@@foretcl no critica lo que no entiende. Ha hecho una pregunta cuya repuesta conoce de sobra, y yo también: ninguna.
Y nada tiene que ver recordar o no el niño que fuiste algún día. Yo lo recuerdo perfectamente, lo vivo y siento a cada segundo y mi respuesta a la pregunta vuelve a ser la misma: ninguna.
La firma $$$$$$$$
pero es imposible desligarlo del tema monetario, si dibujar con alma de niño seria siempre redituable, los jardines o kínder serian fabricas de dinero, es un tipo que domina el color, pero nunca fue un buen dibujante, o por lo menos no un prodigio como otros, pero sí, su tan sola firma vale millones
Tanto pintores melhores e magníficos mas o Picasso faz um desenho de criança e é o top
rsrsrs
Medonho
Se eu faço isso, vao rir de mim kkkk
Professora :desenhe alguma coisa
Eu com 5 anos:
Cuando era pequeño vi estos videos y me impresiono tanto la facilidad de expresar con lineas un nuevo estilo. Los de los toros me fascinaban.
wuaooo ,i understand abstract perfectly only a few can see this for what it is a genius ,from flowers to a fish to a chiken n if u give him 1 hr he would of when thruw 200 diferents animals ,this guy was enstain of the painting world ,and who can understand abstract n art piriot u r a verry special person keep up the good work
Raidel Pichardo
You have to understand the meaning of the word Abstract. You wouldn't pass off a Abstract Painting as a realist painting, it's in it's own category
I used to draw pictures like this in primary school
*Curriculum Vitae P. Picasso*
1881
October 25: Pablo Picasso (eigtl. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso) is born in Malaga, the son of the painter José Ruiz Blasco and his wife María Picasso López.
1896
Visit to the art school in Barcelona.
1897
Studied at the Academia San Fernando in Madrid.
1900
Publication of illustrations by newspapers in Barcelona.
First trip to Paris.
1901
He begins to sign his work with "Picasso".
Together with a friend, he publishes the magazine "Arte Joven".
1901-1904
In his "blue period" Picasso develops his first own style with melancholy figurative pictures, which are held in different shades of blue. During this time he also begins to turn to sculpture ("Seated Woman").
1904
After annual trips to Paris, Picasso finally moves to the French capital.
He meets Fernande Olivier, who becomes his lover and model.
1905-1907
In his "pink period" Picasso prefers circus motifs in cheerful colors, as in the painting "The Jugglers". First etchings and engravings as well as the portrait of Gertrude Stein (1874-1946) are created.
1908-1917
For the new style change African masks are crucial. Picasso breaks with the prevailing aesthetics and, together with Georges Braque (1882-1963), is the founder of cubism: he prefers splintered forms and colors. The figurative is dissolved into geometric forms in works such as "Woman with Guitar" or "Ma Jolie", with the structures approaching abstraction.
1911-1914
The first "paper collés" (adhesive images) are created. As a result, Picasso introduces foreign materials such as sand, wood and sheet metal into his work.
from 1915
In addition to his cubist work, Picasso also paints realistic portraits.
1917
May 18: World premiere of the ballet "Parade" in Paris. Picasso produces the stage design and the costumes for the production. The libretto was written by his friend Jean Cocteau (1889-1963), with whom he later collaborated on a case-by-case basis. On the occasion of the performance, Picasso meets the dancer Olga Koklowa.
1918
Marriage with Olga. The marriage produces a child.
from 1919
Picasso's painting is increasingly "classical". He draws on ancient mythological models back.
1924-1926
He prefers to work on great abstracting still lifes.
1925
Picasso participates in the first exhibition of Surrealists in Paris with the work "Three Dancers". Surrealism offers him the possibility of encryption and the mythological exaggeration of psychic experiences.
1927
Acquaintance with Marie-Thérèse Walter, who becomes his lover and model.
His work is now characterized by predominantly free figural compositions.
1928/29
Wire sculptures and the first iron sculpture arise.
1934
Inspired by a trip to Spain, he takes up the issue of bullfighting in his work.
1935
The birth of his child from the relationship with Marie-Thérèse leads to the separation of his wife.
1936
Picasso takes on the post of director of the Prado Museum in Madrid.
1937
For the Spanish pavilion at the Paris World Fair, Picasso creates the large-scale anti-war painting "Guernica" depicting the destruction of the city during the Spanish Civil War.
Friendship with Dora Maar, who becomes his lover and model alongside Marie-Thérèse.
The New York Times publishes a statement by Picasso in which he speaks in favor of the Government of the Second Republic in Spain.
1941
Picasso writes the Dadaist comedy "How to Grab Wishes", which is performed in 1944 under the direction of Albert Camusprivat.
He makes a sculpture of Dora Maars head, which is used in 1959 as a memorial to Guillaume Apollinaire (1880-1918).
Joined the Communist Party of France.
from 1943
Friendship with Françoise Gilot. From this relationship two children emerge.
1945
Picasso becomes chairman of the Franco-Spanish Aid Committee for Republican Spaniards.
1945-1949
In addition to painting, lithography becomes a further means of expression that meets its spontaneous sign.
from 1947
Production of ceramics.
1948
Award of the "Médaille de Reconnaissance Française" by the French Government.
1949
Picasso's lithograph "The Dove" is selected for the Poster of the Peace Congress in Paris.
1952
He writes his second play and begins work on the murals "The War" and "The Peace" for the chapel of Vallauris.
Picasso and Henri Matisse (1869-1954) sign a peace call.
1958
He acquires the castle Vauvenargues.
1961
Marriage with Jacqueline Roque.
1962-1965
Concrete sculptures.
1963
Opening of the Museo Picasso in Barcelona, which later receives much of his estate.
1968
Picasso produces the two large series of etchings "Painter and Model" and "The Lovers".
1973
April 8: Pablo Picasso dies in Mougins (near Cannes). He is buried in the garden of his castle.
1985
Inauguration of the Musée Picasso in Paris.
www.dhm.de/lemo/biografie/pablo-picasso