Imagine thinking a kid is schizophrenic just cause he's weird and you YES YOU are the problem for over exaggerating it. A literal child created that piece of art and labeling him as mentally ill because he doesn't fit to your specific tastes is frankly disgusting.
Yeah, like, I didn’t understand what was so weird about it. It just sounded like a cool painting of a detailed circle. Him describing is as “god” gives it quite an interesting abstract concept that deviates from normal godly depictions. I don’t understand what was so wrong about him expressing his ideas and thoughts. Isn’t that what art *is*?
Yeah, and then just assuming the kid is in prison now as an adult all because of a painting and a weird/creepy thing he said. Maybe OP is mentally ill, lmao.
Not a certified art teacher, but I’ve taught art to elementary grades because the school couldn’t find an art teacher. One six year old drew an obscene, highly inappropriate picture. He refused to share his art with the class, and folded it into a tiny square, handing it to me on the way out the door. I opened it up. CPS was called immediately.
@CNSPORTZEDITZ , @SkibidiSoldier-k1 , my guess is that it was a drawing of s3xu4l nature, likely non-consensual, because the kid didn't want to share and OP said CPS was called
The teacher who thinks a black circle is super scary needs mental help. That's really cool, and there's a few famous paintings that do the same thing. It isn't remotely creepy. It's just playing with color.
@@TheAllMightyTabby Yea that's not scary it's just interesting art. Lots of people do religious art. That doesn't mean the kid is a freak or in jail now. If a religious painting of a black circle is enough for the teacher to decide this kid belongs in jail then they shouldn't be teaching.
Probably because perfect circles are pretty much impossible, especially at such age, plus the "That's god" probably made the Teacher think he was a Prophet or a Eldrich being or smth idk
In 4th or 5th grade, we read the book Holes. After we had to draw the characters, I drew the female outlaw (dont remember her name), and I drew her with nipples showing through her shirt. The teacher dragged me to the principal and called my parent, no one would tell me what was wrong, so I'm just sitting there crying. It wasn't until the counselor asked me why I drew her like that that I could explain that bras didn't exist in the wild west. It made sense to me lmao 🤣
Nipples aren't a sexual body part they exist for feeding babies, while yes they can be played with during sex but that's not their main purpose, the adults all way overeacted, you did absolutely nothing wrong
My 7th grade art teacher told us the story of a former student who turned in a very disturbing self-portrait, even showed us a photo. Drew himself full body, with color pencils and in a cartoonish, child-like style. He was surrounded by a bunch of different things, but the one that stood out the most was a syringe, as well as some phrases regarding disappointment, and being sorry. It was later discovered that he was on hard drugs. He’s dead.
Just found this guys channel, subscribing because it’s an actual person and not AI! Authentic, thanks for taking your time to narrate instead of using AI!
@ brother it literally says in his description they voice record. AI wouldn’t repeat phrases and if your meaning captions by the subtitles that have already been edited into the Video, that makes it even more human. Humans make mistakes and AI wouldn’t have that much emotion in its voice, it might come as a shock, but some people have a fine crispy Mic and a very convincing Narrative voice. edit: also if you listen to this part of the video, 5:08, he’s talking normal, same voice, same guy. That does not sound like AI at all to me! And if this is AI, I would definitely want to know what model they are using to create such an authentic voice.
Well my friend submitted a tree with abs and a flower with a gigachad like face I still think about what my art teacher felt about it when she had to grade it
As a kid, I loved drawing monsters, blood, and the most brutal deaths possible. Just cause I found it cool, nothing was happening, just loved drawing scary stuff
i feel so bad for the kid who made the drawing of their family.. it's even sadder that SA is so common, especially with children since they're so vulnerable and naive.
I'm an artist, but this story is actually about a short story i wrote in my sophomore year at high school. we just finished reading Romeo and Juliet. the assignment: change the ending. I actually asked if I could write what happened after the lovers passed away, and my teacher gave me the ok! saying that she never had someone wanting to do that. my final scene: it was maybe a year after Romeo and Juliet passed away, and it shows how some people cant handle grief. Lady Montague and Lady Capulet ended up becoming close after their children passed away, while Lord Capulet never moved passed it, by that time the feud was null in void, but Lord Capulet just couldn't handle his daughters death, and in his grief he unalived himself, apologizing for him failing as a father. my teacher actually was both worried (at that time i just lost my Aunt due to an illness) but also really liked it! it was well written, and was in her mind an honest depiction on grief. A+!
When I was in 7th grade english class, we had an assignment to create a piece of media about Phineas Gage, since we were in our brain science unit. We could either make a step by step instruction manual on how they would load the boring holes with gunpowder, an article about the incident, or, a comic strip about the accident. Me, being a person who’d spend every waking moment drawing, chose the last option. Halfway through drawing this extremely detailed comic panel, thought, “wait, could I get in trouble about this?” So, I nervously approached my english teacher, and sort of danced around the question of including blood in the comics. When she said we could include as much blood as we wanted for accuracy sake, I happily went back to my seat and covered my entire comic in gore. Got a 100 on that thing. Edit: I found the old comic strip; I really want to redraw it now
Do you have tips for actually getting into drawing because I’m good at drawing, but I’m not good at just actually keeping up with it, because I want to get even better at it.
@@Greatduck777 Not the op, but someone who really enjoys art I would suggest drawing a sac of flour or rice or just any generally rectangular object in different positions (simple or complex) And one of the most important things is to not think of something as this really big complex design, and just break it down into wayyy simpler shapes; I.E. A skull is just a giant circle and two rectangles attached to the bottom of it, a hand is a rectangle with more rectangles on it, a flower is a circle with a rectangle attached and with ovals coming out of the circles, etc. (This is just the very basic description of what I wished I learned when I started out drawing and keeping up with it. It gets to a point where I'm constantly breaking down objects into simpler shapes lol.) Hope this helps and you have a wonderful time drawing :] If you need extra help, there's no shame in looking up tutorials on youtube /pos :D
I would say having fun is the key, so anytime you draw and feel like you dont have fun you change the pen or skribble on a random page for example and get that bad energy out. drawings dont have to be perfect every time. sometimes one need to do warm up drawings before getting into the zone and music can help with that too x).
I’m loving this video… but the person who was teaching finger painting and had the kids draw black circle? That seems like a super overreaction and lots of assumptions based on what sounds like a cool piece of art. And I say this is someone who often stood out as the kid whose art did look different because I wasn’t paying attention to what the other kids were doing, but rather expressing myself. I don’t think you have to have schizophrenia or some sort of mental issue to produce dark art or something that doesn’t conform to everyone else’s idea of pretty.
Art is subjective. I like landscapes and abstract art because I dislike drawing animals and humans not for being able to draw them without complete freedom to do whatever I can literally make up cool landscapes but if I do that same thing for a human it would go in the uncanny valley but other people love doing portraits.
For real, talk about hyperbole. This kid is a little weird and playing with dark colors in art class so I guess that means he's going to end up in prison. Low key a disgusting view to take of your students.
Went looking for this comment, and glad I wasn't the only disturbed far more by the "teacher" than the student. Dark colors aren't "evil," it's more like a representation of the unknown, the unimaginable void that we all sprang from. At least that's my two cents. I hope the student wasn't scarred by his teacher's reaction, and I hope s/he quit teaching shortly thereafter. Sheesh!
4:13 ngl this sounds like DID, the first ever time it was recorded was a woman who didn’t know how to speak French, randomly started speaking French one day.
I’m surprised my teacher never got concerned over my art, between the hivemind of decaying corpses, hanging tree with a demon behind it, abandoned cityscapes, demonic eel with an anglerfish noose lure and bloodied razor blade tail, vivisected Frankenstein creature with an exposed brain, and that for one assignment we were fusing two pictures from a magazine so I chose a statue being pulled up from the sea and a skeleton and made skeletal remains bound in rope sunken in the sea.
I have to disagree with the whole phycological color theory thing with story 17. They are putting premade assumptions in places that do not always apply outside of every situation. I would have set off hundreds of red flags as a kid using this logic. Thankfully I grew up in the 90s.
Would you rather risk it since it is a pretty big indication especially since it did fit context unlike the red splotches on a hospital signifying anything remotely positive
Just wait until you hear about how i almost died of a heart attack at 5 years old and got kidnapped by my own father, and you will see how common children suffering like this truly is.
@@brokenteethalbumreviews5388 custody fight over me and car accident caused by my mom stressing my dad out, got traumatized, Got 2 cats, lots of toys, lots of hugs and kisses, Found out about gore, i have autism, got bullied my whole childhood, got covid, and more, this world is NOT child friendly, and this world is NOT just, Justice is purely a human concept, and all children will suffer Agony atleast once in their life, oh, and i may or may not have met a Elder god in a fever dream, it told me the Gods are dead and we killed them, and that they were replaced by new ones, of course, i Didn't ACTUALLY meet an elder god, it was probably my subconscious, but still. Anyways, i love my cats.
I don't know where the "tiny kid and big parent mean something about power" comes from. Kids aren't exactly great at proportions. Legs/arms are often to short or to long and oddly bent because they don't know better. Also, figures near a house are often as big as the house... Why assume something bad if parents to kids size proportions aren't really accurate. I mean, many people teach their kids "You are small, your brother is bigger, mom is also bigger and dad is the biggest" Dad is the one reaching for things on large shelves, dad has to crouch to get into the play house, dad can lift the kids up. And I'm also not sure about the color theory. Maybe dad has a really oddly colored Hawaiian shirt and shorts? Also kids sometimes just pick random colors... And not everyone likes the same colors.
The asignment was to build a room "we would feel comfortable in" in a shoebox. A classmate who was a punk started building the tortute chamber from Poe's the pit and the pendulum, with black walls and blood splatters. The art teacher was very enthusiastic about it and gave him tips. At the time, I thought that SHE was weird, but she was probably right. And he really was a nice guy at the end of the day.
19:45 why is this disturbing? Sounds like he just made a circle. The god thing was a little weird but that doesn’t really imply anything. Why does this mean he’s schizophrenic? Why does it mean he’s probably in prison??
Story 15 made me smile. I've been there myself. Back when I was a kid (somewhere around 8-10, I think) I was seriously into WW2 comics, Biggles books and the like, and I drew a crappy picture of a Messerschmitt BF109 in class, complete with swastika insignia all over the wings (and yes, I know real WW2 Luftwaffe aircraft had normal crosses not swastikas on the wings, but young me didn't.) These days I would no doubt be instantly suspended and forced to attend many hours of therapy, but because this was a British school in the 90s, all my teacher said was: "The swastika on the left wing is backwards."
In first grade I drew a family picture which included my hermit crabs. But stupid teacher thought I was drawing my parents in the hermit crab box and clearly ignored the two adults in the picture. They then recommend that I got evaluated at a hospital for some reason. Stupid stupid teachers
i was a pretty well known art kid at my school and I spent a lot of time in class doodling because of my (at the time undiagnosed and unmedicated) adhd. most of the time i only got in trouble for not paying attention. i think i disturbed my mom once because while figuring out i was gay i drew a lot of naked girls on returned homework sheets that i thought nobody would ever see. the only time that i can remember where there was ever a snaffoo involving me and art and teachers getting involved though, it wasnt actually my art but another kid signing my name on their art and leaving the pieces of paper around the classroom. I was weirded out and wante dim to stop, he was only doing it as some kind of joke about how i was an artist and he wanted to be an artist i guess? but the teacher took it WAYYY too seriously and tried to get the principal involved because it was somehow bullying. weird stuff
1:31:22 Honestly, this teacher is very hypocritical. Not only does she not listen to opinions against her own, she assumes what opinions on her side mean and if she deems them bad, she lashes out at them. She didn't wait for an explanation from her student, she shouted at her student. Insulting a work that was actually in her favor if she interpreted it the way the student did. The teacher also assumed that the student knew all about what this group meant. From my experience in school, they DON'T talk about it. If this person just happened to come across the design she would have basically punished someone for something they didn't know to be wrong.
Story 25 with the high school kid who wrote the graphic story about the guy eating his own heart reminds me of a story I wrote when I was about 9. It involved a girl who starts to date a boy and her mom finds out and gets super upset because the guy’s father raped her and was a violent person. Later in the story, the mom, who is a TV anchor, is live on air, and this rapist dude breaks into the studio, stabs her in the chest and rips out her heart, live on TV. My parents got calls about this, probably wanting to know how I knew about rape. I don’t know what they told the teachers, but I know that I just knew about stuff from watching TV. I watched all the same shows as my parents and my much older brothers and sisters. The story was not a cry for help, more like a pilot for a TV show.
Just wanted to throw in my story. I sketched a dream I had one night on the back of a worksheet I did in math class. The dream was about this hole that would end the world if something was thrown into it. I drew a stick figure throwing something into the hole, and the world blowing up as a result. Taken to office next class, questioned, and eventually handcuffed by actual police with threats of being arrested. I had a panic attack because of this and was unable to explain myself, but I eventually calmed down and explained the dream and what the drawing was about, and at that point they realized that they had overreacted and apologized. I got off with a 1 day suspension, but it took away my motivation to draw and to this day I still have not gotten it back completely. It was not fun, but at least they accepted that they overreacted, and I am actually a good person, so we have that.
I grew up with, and still have, unrestricted internet access. Basically, I saw a lot of gory and gruesome stuff. Sonic.exe was my favourite to be honest, I would always see brutal scenes of Sonic's friends getting murdered. I have some scary drawings inside a greg heffley ripoff book, and it's kinda cool looking back. Even earlier than that, my father (not being the best dad in the world, as you will see) one time made me watch Rick and Morty, and that was before i adapted to gore. I saw Santa blow up, and began crying. To this day, I still draw horror-type stuff whetever it's traditional or virtual.
When I was in middle school my English class was given a book report assignment. We were told we could do the report on any book we wanted and since my favorite book was Stephen King's IT I did my report on that. Now the report itself wasn't the issue, the cover page drawing was. Unbeknownst to me my teacher had an extreme version of coulrophobia (fear of clowns) and I had drawn a hyper realistic, full color, drawing of Tim Curry as Pennywise. The reaction would have had you thinking I had become a serial killer myself. My mom laughed hysterically (she was the one that gave me the book when I was 11), the principal bit his lips and refused to say a word as the teacher screeched like a banshee and my mom wheezed and almost fell out of her seat as she tried to apologize to the teacher for belittling his fear. I was simply told that I could never give that teacher any drawings again.
I was an edgy little 6th grader and I once got sent to the counsellors office for drawing myself frolicking in front of tanks and gunfire and explosions with the caption “I hate my life!!” (I did not live in a country that was even remotely involved in any wars 😭)
I hate the demonization of people who draw dark things wtff,, like. I draw blood sometimes because people bleed 😱 sometimes a piece is more dramatic/dynamic if the character is in pain. it's interesting and imo normal for kids to explore safely through drawing. just because my characters hurt each other doesn't mean I'm going to hurt people. physical pencil/ink/brush to paper art can serve to tell a story just like a book does.
When i was a little kid, my school had us do this fingerpainting thing, but I mixed the colors up too much and made everything black. Realizing mixing all the paints made black, I started declaring black was my favorite color because it was "made of all the colors."
In case your wondering what the thing in the back of thumbnail is, it’s an image from the mini movie “OPAL” by Jack Stauber , it’s very disturbing in case you’re into that , also well written. I really recommend you watch the film and the rest of Mr. Staubers work.
For story 14 the kid probably accidentaly saw a scene in the movie The Ring and so decided to draw that. Or he just have different taste doesn't mean anything.
Just remembered this one. I went to one of those Rudolph Steiner/Waldorf education schools at one point. It was meant to be my transition from homeschool to a public high school (I voluntarily asked my parents to be homeschooled because of bullying in my previous years, and we were a more "out there" family who thought "let the kids teach themselves instead of being forced to conform to a strict curriculum" was an interesting pitch for what essentially ended up being a weird pseudo-cult of a costly, independent private school, but I digress. TL;DR of it was that Rudolph Steiner believed in a weird pseudo-christian, spiritualist racial ascension theory and that autism was the work of the devil, blah blah long story it's an interesting rabbit hole though). Anyway, because I was an edgy emo goth "outsider" from the city and a new student to all these kids who were raised on Steiner by rural farmers, hippies, antivaxxers and new age spiritualists who believed in rainbow babies and indigo children etc etc, I got bullied worse than I did at public schools because I wasn't all sunshine and sparkles and hand felted rainbow hats with himalayan salt lamps and kumbayah lovey-dovey shit. So one day I announced I was pagan and practicing wicca, and these snotty girls decided to draw all over my workbooks with crude stick figures of me as a witch and said some shit about how I was "offending the good spirits" with my "evil magic" and "had to take a vow of silence to apologize to the fairies" blah blah blah dumb bully kid shit. So what I did in the middle of class was I decided to use my acting skills and mess with them a bit. I put on my best demon-possessed blank expressionless face and walked slowly like the girl from The Ring up to the blackboard, picked up a piece of chalk, slooooowly and painstakingly drew a pentagram and then walked even more slowly back to my seat and sat down without making a single noise. Everyone's jaws dropped and I'm pretty sure I saw my teacher smirk in a barely contained approval of the middle finger I had just given them all. Was it petty? Yes. Was it funny? Also yes.
I disturbed my nature science (kind of like physics, biology, and math all together) teacher with a very detailed drawing of a bat being half skeleton when he asked us to draw a picture depicting a bat's anatomy. The next assignment was about a hedgehog's anatomy, and he came straight to me after giving us the task, asking me to just draw a normal hedgehog, not it's skeleton. His voice didn't sound concerned about me, but rather about his own mental health. I feel sorry for him.
Not really related but once in kindergarten I was drawing and we had a sub since our teacher was pregnant for the whole year, and when I started coloring outside the lines the teacher threatened to send me back to PRE-K for DRAWING OUTSIDE THE LINES
In 7-8th grade, I was going through a major depressive episode and took a support class that I mostly drew in. One day, I was feeling really angsty and drew my at the time fursona, a basic flareon with glasses, in a pure black room with eyes that said something like “They’re all watching me.” Teacher takes it, looks at it, and just walks back to her desk. I didn’t really care so I just shrugged it off. A week or so later, I’m in the office with EVERY single one of my teachers, my mom, and the guidance counselor. I’m graduated now but still, what the hell was up with me back then
I write warhammer fiction for my English assignments nowadays if there wasn't the context of warhammer the description of a slowly dying planet or a kriegsman giving the tale of his first battle would probably result in me being submitted to this reddit
17:58 Just cuz a kid painted something like this doesn’t automatically make them mentally ill. Hell I have an art piece that is just a red line and that’s it. That red line has deep meaning to me and will forever be one of my most deep and personal art pieces.
when i was in middle school i was pulled out of one of my classes and sent to the counselor for making 'disturbing' artwork, and the counselor (who hated me, for some reason? she'd once told me i should let kids shove me down the stairs cause it would be a good experince for everyone else. not a nice lady) was super upset and disturbed and accused me of trying to be intentionally upsetting for drawing demons and whatnot, only for me to have to explain that our art class project was to make an antaomical drawing for a fictional creature of out choosing, and the 'demon' was a deathclaw from fallout- and not me drawing demonic entrails.
Can someone explon the endig from the story ending at 19:45. I dont understand whats meant with shiverz god and her prediction. Too much of read between the lines for a 2nd language 😂
Honestly, several of us here in the comments feel that teacher was overreacting to a kid having fun with dark colors. Many kids enjoy coloring with colors that teacher would have interpreted as "problematic" and those kids turn out perfectly fine.
19:31 It sounds like it looked dope what's the problem? Should probably tell him that man was made in the image of god so he can edit the proportions a bit, circles aren't exactly human figures.
As a young kid I learned a lot about wars,WW1,WW2,Vietnam war, and drew combet ( no particular conflict) as a young kid,sometimes, the teachers would be fine,but sometimes I would get in big trouble,I still draw stuff like that,and I'm 14 and know more about WW1, WW2,Korean war,Vietnam war,Iraqi freedom etc.etc. than most adults
I have a tale, but it is really just a case of an overreaction from a teacher. Elementary school (2nd grade if correct), class party for St. Patrick’s day. One of the stations we were at was just for drawing/coloring in printed out coloring book pages. Most of the kids picked a page with a unicorn, and I wanted to color a unicorn too, but I didn’t want mine to get confused for someone else’s and wanted it to stand out from most of the aggressively pink and rainbow unicorns. So how else do I color my unicorn but by using darker, warmer colors (red, orange, yellow). The body was red, eyes were black, and the hair was colored as if I were coloring fire. I thought it looked so cool, and it certainly stood out as intended because it was the first thing that caught my teacher’s eye and caused her to call my mother, and told her that her child “had satan in her”. My mother loved the drawing when I went home.
Funnily enough I was like one of those kids , Made dark, violent, and scary looking stuff, teachers concerned and stuff parents scared when I just liked to make art of dark stuff exploring like emotions And as a adult I'm perfectly fine I don't have any thoughts about murder or wanting to hurt people... I'm a big loving grizzly bear looking guy that has a boyfriend and love him dearly I genuinely feel really sorry for probably scaring the hell out of that poor elderly lady art teacher 😭
I didn’t think anything of the circle one until it said “he’s probably in prison somewhere now” assuming somebody is schizophrenic because of a CIRCLE is crazy, but it’s even crazier that they said that like schizophrenic people will always end up with their life down the drain
Not a teacher nor nor was this art class, but in 7th grade creative writing, we were tasked to come up with different parts of a story for Christmas based on a picture on the paper. I got a paper with Santa’s toy bag on it. I wrote a story about him kidnapping children and bringing their corpses to people’s home. I got a pretty good grade on it.
A lot of these stories just sound like people shunning others because they just like to draw darker more graphic art. I used to love drawing disturbing senses and monsters.
#75 is inarguably the silliest one. Especially when you label it “project chicken” and that you were banned from putting anything cylindrical in your mouth as punishment.
Feel bad for the kid in story three. The entire problem could've literally been solved if the teacher didn't press him about it and jump to conclusions.
I had a teacher accuse me of drawing porn because I didn't want to share it with her. I had trauma about sharing my art and was drawing Super Mario and just didn't feel comfortable sharing it because of my trauma. It was not art class. I draw in any class to help ease my anxiety and it was a science class.
I love how some stories have wholesome endings also I would love to get the multi colored ice cream cones,also the story about the kid who was acting up was sad but has a heartwarming ending 3:41 also his sisters name is angsty Like the feeling?
In 6th grade we had a diorama project. I made this large city under a class dome. I included a long (for 6th grade) story about how this was the last remaining city on Earth after a nuclear holocaust. (It was the 80s). I think I had watched “The Day After” a few days before. Many parent teacher meetings…
I painted 2 paintings in art class since art was my specialty One was Shrek showing his toes with a level 10 gyatt with bloody red eyes One was The Lorax showing his very huge gyatt with also bloody red eyes The only comment she said was “Is that Shrek?” I was actually really surprised, my art teacher was a really strict teacher, she had ripped a few of the students artworks, made the artworks worse and would argue with the other students 24/7 it was either that my art teacher was actually pretty chill and the students were a holes or I only escape because I was probably one of her favourites. (probably the second one since I never argued with her and I was a great artist)
When I think back to my elementary school years, in the 90s, my favourite things to draw were gory scenes. I was a big fan of Mighty Max toys and that Splatter Bugs series from the not-POGs (I don't remember what they were called) and would often draw from that and these could get pretty intense. I got in trouble a few times (My mom told me I once drew a gory thing for the principal's birthday we were made to draw pictures for) but mostly it was shrugged off.
Not a drawing, but I had a teacher rip up a story of mine where the wife of my favourite actor was jealous that I had a crush on him. It was pure fluff and was written for a writing assignment, but maybe he just didn't appreciate RPF (real people fanfiction). I was gutted because enjoyed it and had to write a story I didn't care for. And there's nothing disturbing about a kid drawing a circle.
I submitted a creature which was basically a demon centipede with a mouth going down its stomach and skull-like head which was crawling into a young child's ear labelled "Anxiety"
Imagine thinking a kid is schizophrenic just cause he's weird and you YES YOU are the problem for over exaggerating it. A literal child created that piece of art and labeling him as mentally ill because he doesn't fit to your specific tastes is frankly disgusting.
he might have said that because the kid was showing other signs and the painting was just plain weird and the kid said it was god
@@mrgoldendoodle-d2t a perfect multicolored circle is weird, got it
Yeah, like, I didn’t understand what was so weird about it. It just sounded like a cool painting of a detailed circle. Him describing is as “god” gives it quite an interesting abstract concept that deviates from normal godly depictions. I don’t understand what was so wrong about him expressing his ideas and thoughts. Isn’t that what art *is*?
Exactly I was so mad at that b, like you sure you ain’t the shizo?
Yeah, and then just assuming the kid is in prison now as an adult all because of a painting and a weird/creepy thing he said. Maybe OP is mentally ill, lmao.
Not a certified art teacher, but I’ve taught art to elementary grades because the school couldn’t find an art teacher. One six year old drew an obscene, highly inappropriate picture. He refused to share his art with the class, and folded it into a tiny square, handing it to me on the way out the door. I opened it up. CPS was called immediately.
What did this six year old draw 💀
God dang what did he draw
@@SkibidiSoldier-k1n probably a picture of something that happened to the kid at home
@CNSPORTZEDITZ , @SkibidiSoldier-k1 , my guess is that it was a drawing of s3xu4l nature, likely non-consensual, because the kid didn't want to share and OP said CPS was called
@@SkibidiSoldier-k1nwhy are you in a toilet?
The teacher who thinks a black circle is super scary needs mental help. That's really cool, and there's a few famous paintings that do the same thing. It isn't remotely creepy. It's just playing with color.
Yes, you're right! My jaw dropped when he said "And I'm assuming he's in prison somewhere" HUH??
I think what made them scared is that the kid said "that's god"
@@TheAllMightyTabby Yea that's not scary it's just interesting art. Lots of people do religious art. That doesn't mean the kid is a freak or in jail now. If a religious painting of a black circle is enough for the teacher to decide this kid belongs in jail then they shouldn't be teaching.
Considering he’s apparently in prison now, maybe there’s more to it than that
@TheBigJayAgenda He's not actually in prison. The teacher was saying that they ASSUME he's in prison, amd their basis is just this single painting.
Why THE FREAK did this lady get triggered about a 6 year old drawing a cool perfect circle
Probably because perfect circles are pretty much impossible, especially at such age, plus the "That's god" probably made the Teacher think he was a Prophet or a Eldrich being or smth idk
@@lourdespachla6516 or maybe the kid has an imagination. Like.. basically every child?
In 4th or 5th grade, we read the book Holes. After we had to draw the characters, I drew the female outlaw (dont remember her name), and I drew her with nipples showing through her shirt. The teacher dragged me to the principal and called my parent, no one would tell me what was wrong, so I'm just sitting there crying. It wasn't until the counselor asked me why I drew her like that that I could explain that bras didn't exist in the wild west. It made sense to me lmao 🤣
"This kid knows about nipples?! What!!" -your teacher, probably
Nipples aren't a sexual body part they exist for feeding babies, while yes they can be played with during sex but that's not their main purpose, the adults all way overeacted, you did absolutely nothing wrong
Bras indeed did not exist in the wild west. Your argument is perfectly logical.
Isn’t nudity in a non-sexual context acceptable?
Logical and perfectly fine. Adults fr having a dirty mind.
My 7th grade art teacher told us the story of a former student who turned in a very disturbing self-portrait, even showed us a photo. Drew himself full body, with color pencils and in a cartoonish, child-like style. He was surrounded by a bunch of different things, but the one that stood out the most was a syringe, as well as some phrases regarding disappointment, and being sorry.
It was later discovered that he was on hard drugs. He’s dead.
Rest in peace
That's actually sad, R.I.P.
Just found this guys channel, subscribing because it’s an actual person and not AI! Authentic, thanks for taking your time to narrate instead of using AI!
So real, most reddit reading channels I immediately leave because it's all ai, this guy actually reads it all
its ai
@ his voice is not AI, where is your proof?
@@CookedOnion the times where he repeats phrases he had just said, and errors in the captions to major for a human to notice
@ brother it literally says in his description they voice record. AI wouldn’t repeat phrases and if your meaning captions by the subtitles that have already been edited into the Video, that makes it even more human. Humans make mistakes and AI wouldn’t have that much emotion in its voice, it might come as a shock, but some people have a fine crispy Mic and a very convincing Narrative voice.
edit: also if you listen to this part of the video, 5:08, he’s talking normal, same voice, same guy. That does not sound like AI at all to me! And if this is AI, I would definitely want to know what model they are using to create such an authentic voice.
Well my friend submitted a tree with abs and a flower with a gigachad like face I still think about what my art teacher felt about it when she had to grade it
masterpiece
Gen Z ahh art
sigma flowey
@StrandedOnDuna
No, you're suppose to obey me!
The Seven Protein Shakes:
thats the best art of all time
As a kid, I loved drawing monsters, blood, and the most brutal deaths possible. Just cause I found it cool, nothing was happening, just loved drawing scary stuff
Did you, by any chance, like fnaf??
Yeah, umm, do you happen to be my twin brother? Because same, bro
Same tho I like to draw shit like eldritch abominations or war and shit idk why I love drawing disturbing things
I mostly drew weapons, sometimes weapons covered in blood or blood stained clothes, no gore though, just blood
Same dude.
i feel so bad for the kid who made the drawing of their family.. it's even sadder that SA is so common, especially with children since they're so vulnerable and naive.
I'm an artist, but this story is actually about a short story i wrote in my sophomore year at high school. we just finished reading Romeo and Juliet. the assignment: change the ending. I actually asked if I could write what happened after the lovers passed away, and my teacher gave me the ok! saying that she never had someone wanting to do that. my final scene: it was maybe a year after Romeo and Juliet passed away, and it shows how some people cant handle grief. Lady Montague and Lady Capulet ended up becoming close after their children passed away, while Lord Capulet never moved passed it, by that time the feud was null in void, but Lord Capulet just couldn't handle his daughters death, and in his grief he unalived himself, apologizing for him failing as a father. my teacher actually was both worried (at that time i just lost my Aunt due to an illness) but also really liked it! it was well written, and was in her mind an honest depiction on grief. A+!
You are not an artist.
*You are a storyteller.*
If teachers r freaking out about a black circle my middle school art would put me in a mental hospital
When I was in 7th grade english class, we had an assignment to create a piece of media about Phineas Gage, since we were in our brain science unit. We could either make a step by step instruction manual on how they would load the boring holes with gunpowder, an article about the incident, or, a comic strip about the accident. Me, being a person who’d spend every waking moment drawing, chose the last option. Halfway through drawing this extremely detailed comic panel, thought, “wait, could I get in trouble about this?” So, I nervously approached my english teacher, and sort of danced around the question of including blood in the comics. When she said we could include as much blood as we wanted for accuracy sake, I happily went back to my seat and covered my entire comic in gore. Got a 100 on that thing.
Edit: I found the old comic strip; I really want to redraw it now
Do you have tips for actually getting into drawing because I’m good at drawing, but I’m not good at just actually keeping up with it, because I want to get even better at it.
@@Greatduck777 Not the op, but someone who really enjoys art
I would suggest drawing a sac of flour or rice or just any generally rectangular object in different positions (simple or complex)
And one of the most important things is to not think of something as this really big complex design, and just break it down into wayyy simpler shapes; I.E. A skull is just a giant circle and two rectangles attached to the bottom of it, a hand is a rectangle with more rectangles on it, a flower is a circle with a rectangle attached and with ovals coming out of the circles, etc. (This is just the very basic description of what I wished I learned when I started out drawing and keeping up with it. It gets to a point where I'm constantly breaking down objects into simpler shapes lol.) Hope this helps and you have a wonderful time drawing :]
If you need extra help, there's no shame in looking up tutorials on youtube /pos :D
I would say having fun is the key, so anytime you draw and feel like you dont have fun you change the pen or skribble on a random page for example and get that bad energy out. drawings dont have to be perfect every time. sometimes one need to do warm up drawings before getting into the zone and music can help with that too x).
The screenshot of Jack Stauber's "Opal" in th thumbnail is largely fitting for this video.
I was gonna comment about that! One of these stories is very similar to opal
Didn't even realize that.
#opaljackstauber
"We see you, Opal, Your problems are miles away!"
Was boutta ask about that
I’m loving this video… but the person who was teaching finger painting and had the kids draw black circle? That seems like a super overreaction and lots of assumptions based on what sounds like a cool piece of art. And I say this is someone who often stood out as the kid whose art did look different because I wasn’t paying attention to what the other kids were doing, but rather expressing myself. I don’t think you have to have schizophrenia or some sort of mental issue to produce dark art or something that doesn’t conform to everyone else’s idea of pretty.
Art is subjective. I like landscapes and abstract art because I dislike drawing animals and humans not for being able to draw them without complete freedom to do whatever I can literally make up cool landscapes but if I do that same thing for a human it would go in the uncanny valley but other people love doing portraits.
For real, talk about hyperbole. This kid is a little weird and playing with dark colors in art class so I guess that means he's going to end up in prison. Low key a disgusting view to take of your students.
I know right?? I was like "maybe op just doesn't get art and hates people with mental illness"
Went looking for this comment, and glad I wasn't the only disturbed far more by the "teacher" than the student. Dark colors aren't "evil," it's more like a representation of the unknown, the unimaginable void that we all sprang from. At least that's my two cents. I hope the student wasn't scarred by his teacher's reaction, and I hope s/he quit teaching shortly thereafter. Sheesh!
4:13 ngl this sounds like DID, the first ever time it was recorded was a woman who didn’t know how to speak French, randomly started speaking French one day.
That’s something my friend has, it’s honestly interesting even though it’s like having thousands of tabs open on a computer.
That story wasn’t related to DID. It’s impossible to not know how to speak a language and randomly be able to speak it.
@@m.i.g1131 that’s also something but idk, it’s still very weird though
I’m surprised my teacher never got concerned over my art, between the hivemind of decaying corpses, hanging tree with a demon behind it, abandoned cityscapes, demonic eel with an anglerfish noose lure and bloodied razor blade tail, vivisected Frankenstein creature with an exposed brain, and that for one assignment we were fusing two pictures from a magazine so I chose a statue being pulled up from the sea and a skeleton and made skeletal remains bound in rope sunken in the sea.
All your art sounds dope AF
@@minimalbstolerance8113fr
Nah I wanna see tho that sounds kinda cool
Horror art is also great
Wow I’d love to see some of that! Especially the abandoned city scape, I’m so into that stuff!!!
I have to disagree with the whole phycological color theory thing with story 17. They are putting premade assumptions in places that do not always apply outside of every situation. I would have set off hundreds of red flags as a kid using this logic. Thankfully I grew up in the 90s.
Yeah I agree with you, as a kid I would honestly just pick up any crayon I could see
Would you rather risk it since it is a pretty big indication especially since it did fit context unlike the red splotches on a hospital signifying anything remotely positive
The kid who did the dragon drawing and beaten by their mother......that made me cry I felt so bad for that child.....I hope they're ok....
Just wait until you hear about how i almost died of a heart attack at 5 years old and got kidnapped by my own father, and you will see how common children suffering like this truly is.
@lourdespachla6516 dude........I can't even fathom that....
@@brokenteethalbumreviews5388 custody fight over me and car accident caused by my mom stressing my dad out, got traumatized, Got 2 cats, lots of toys, lots of hugs and kisses, Found out about gore, i have autism, got bullied my whole childhood, got covid, and more, this world is NOT child friendly, and this world is NOT just, Justice is purely a human concept, and all children will suffer Agony atleast once in their life, oh, and i may or may not have met a Elder god in a fever dream, it told me the Gods are dead and we killed them, and that they were replaced by new ones, of course, i Didn't ACTUALLY meet an elder god, it was probably my subconscious, but still.
Anyways, i love my cats.
Beaten where and how, I haven't gotten to that part in the video
@@HitTheFloor16 it's mentioned in Story 10
I don't know where the "tiny kid and big parent mean something about power" comes from.
Kids aren't exactly great at proportions. Legs/arms are often to short or to long and oddly bent because they don't know better.
Also, figures near a house are often as big as the house... Why assume something bad if parents to kids size proportions aren't really accurate. I mean, many people teach their kids "You are small, your brother is bigger, mom is also bigger and dad is the biggest"
Dad is the one reaching for things on large shelves, dad has to crouch to get into the play house, dad can lift the kids up.
And I'm also not sure about the color theory. Maybe dad has a really oddly colored Hawaiian shirt and shorts? Also kids sometimes just pick random colors... And not everyone likes the same colors.
BRO I STARTED TWEAKING WHEN I SAW OPAL IN THE TUMBNAIL
Real
WE SEE YOU, OPAL, YOUR PROBLEMS ARE MILES AWAY-
@@lourdespachla6516 WE SEE YOU OPAL……
The asignment was to build a room "we would feel comfortable in" in a shoebox. A classmate who was a punk started building the tortute chamber from Poe's the pit and the pendulum, with black walls and blood splatters. The art teacher was very enthusiastic about it and gave him tips. At the time, I thought that SHE was weird, but she was probably right. And he really was a nice guy at the end of the day.
19:45 why is this disturbing? Sounds like he just made a circle. The god thing was a little weird but that doesn’t really imply anything. Why does this mean he’s schizophrenic? Why does it mean he’s probably in prison??
The kid who spoken German and into an air vent scares me bc excuse me?? You’re in a art class doing this I am concerned
He probably was autistic or smth, as a kid i tried entering a lot of tight spaces.
It’s humor
*an* art class
Yes I’m very fun at parties
Story 15 made me smile. I've been there myself.
Back when I was a kid (somewhere around 8-10, I think) I was seriously into WW2 comics, Biggles books and the like, and I drew a crappy picture of a Messerschmitt BF109 in class, complete with swastika insignia all over the wings (and yes, I know real WW2 Luftwaffe aircraft had normal crosses not swastikas on the wings, but young me didn't.)
These days I would no doubt be instantly suspended and forced to attend many hours of therapy, but because this was a British school in the 90s, all my teacher said was: "The swastika on the left wing is backwards."
Damn, your teacher must have been pretty chill.
I was just like "OPAL JACK STAUBER OMG" when seeing the thumbnail, and I decided to click.
It Gotta be seen by someone out there, so ya did the right decision, bud.
In first grade I drew a family picture which included my hermit crabs. But stupid teacher thought I was drawing my parents in the hermit crab box and clearly ignored the two adults in the picture. They then recommend that I got evaluated at a hospital for some reason. Stupid stupid teachers
i was a pretty well known art kid at my school and I spent a lot of time in class doodling because of my (at the time undiagnosed and unmedicated) adhd. most of the time i only got in trouble for not paying attention. i think i disturbed my mom once because while figuring out i was gay i drew a lot of naked girls on returned homework sheets that i thought nobody would ever see. the only time that i can remember where there was ever a snaffoo involving me and art and teachers getting involved though, it wasnt actually my art but another kid signing my name on their art and leaving the pieces of paper around the classroom. I was weirded out and wante dim to stop, he was only doing it as some kind of joke about how i was an artist and he wanted to be an artist i guess? but the teacher took it WAYYY too seriously and tried to get the principal involved because it was somehow bullying. weird stuff
now that im a legit good artist, when i draw naked girls i get to say its for anatomy practice and theyre artistic nudes. which rules
1:31:22 Honestly, this teacher is very hypocritical. Not only does she not listen to opinions against her own, she assumes what opinions on her side mean and if she deems them bad, she lashes out at them. She didn't wait for an explanation from her student, she shouted at her student. Insulting a work that was actually in her favor if she interpreted it the way the student did. The teacher also assumed that the student knew all about what this group meant. From my experience in school, they DON'T talk about it. If this person just happened to come across the design she would have basically punished someone for something they didn't know to be wrong.
Story 25 with the high school kid who wrote the graphic story about the guy eating his own heart reminds me of a story I wrote when I was about 9. It involved a girl who starts to date a boy and her mom finds out and gets super upset because the guy’s father raped her and was a violent person. Later in the story, the mom, who is a TV anchor, is live on air, and this rapist dude breaks into the studio, stabs her in the chest and rips out her heart, live on TV. My parents got calls about this, probably wanting to know how I knew about rape. I don’t know what they told the teachers, but I know that I just knew about stuff from watching TV. I watched all the same shows as my parents and my much older brothers and sisters. The story was not a cry for help, more like a pilot for a TV show.
not sure how long ago but i remember drawing a detailed ass MURDER PLAN into my exam, my parents crashed out so hard 😭😭
bro just like me fr what the hell
Just wanted to throw in my story. I sketched a dream I had one night on the back of a worksheet I did in math class. The dream was about this hole that would end the world if something was thrown into it. I drew a stick figure throwing something into the hole, and the world blowing up as a result. Taken to office next class, questioned, and eventually handcuffed by actual police with threats of being arrested. I had a panic attack because of this and was unable to explain myself, but I eventually calmed down and explained the dream and what the drawing was about, and at that point they realized that they had overreacted and apologized. I got off with a 1 day suspension, but it took away my motivation to draw and to this day I still have not gotten it back completely. It was not fun, but at least they accepted that they overreacted, and I am actually a good person, so we have that.
The fact that you still got a suspension is crazy tf
Dang bro
Opal in the background is so fitting XD
I grew up with, and still have, unrestricted internet access. Basically, I saw a lot of gory and gruesome stuff. Sonic.exe was my favourite to be honest, I would always see brutal scenes of Sonic's friends getting murdered. I have some scary drawings inside a greg heffley ripoff book, and it's kinda cool looking back. Even earlier than that, my father (not being the best dad in the world, as you will see) one time made me watch Rick and Morty, and that was before i adapted to gore. I saw Santa blow up, and began crying. To this day, I still draw horror-type stuff whetever it's traditional or virtual.
When I was in middle school my English class was given a book report assignment. We were told we could do the report on any book we wanted and since my favorite book was Stephen King's IT I did my report on that. Now the report itself wasn't the issue, the cover page drawing was. Unbeknownst to me my teacher had an extreme version of coulrophobia (fear of clowns) and I had drawn a hyper realistic, full color, drawing of Tim Curry as Pennywise. The reaction would have had you thinking I had become a serial killer myself. My mom laughed hysterically (she was the one that gave me the book when I was 11), the principal bit his lips and refused to say a word as the teacher screeched like a banshee and my mom wheezed and almost fell out of her seat as she tried to apologize to the teacher for belittling his fear. I was simply told that I could never give that teacher any drawings again.
😂😂😂😂 golden!!!
I was an edgy little 6th grader and I once got sent to the counsellors office for drawing myself frolicking in front of tanks and gunfire and explosions with the caption “I hate my life!!” (I did not live in a country that was even remotely involved in any wars 😭)
i like how on the background image of the thumbnail is jack stabers opal
I hate the demonization of people who draw dark things wtff,, like. I draw blood sometimes because people bleed 😱 sometimes a piece is more dramatic/dynamic if the character is in pain. it's interesting and imo normal for kids to explore safely through drawing. just because my characters hurt each other doesn't mean I'm going to hurt people. physical pencil/ink/brush to paper art can serve to tell a story just like a book does.
I didn’t read the title and just clicked because I saw Opal on the thumbnail 😭
When i was a little kid, my school had us do this fingerpainting thing, but I mixed the colors up too much and made everything black. Realizing mixing all the paints made black, I started declaring black was my favorite color because it was "made of all the colors."
In case your wondering what the thing in the back of thumbnail is, it’s an image from the mini movie “OPAL” by Jack Stauber , it’s very disturbing in case you’re into that , also well written. I really recommend you watch the film and the rest of Mr. Staubers work.
For story 14 the kid probably accidentaly saw a scene in the movie The Ring and so decided to draw that. Or he just have different taste doesn't mean anything.
Just remembered this one. I went to one of those Rudolph Steiner/Waldorf education schools at one point. It was meant to be my transition from homeschool to a public high school (I voluntarily asked my parents to be homeschooled because of bullying in my previous years, and we were a more "out there" family who thought "let the kids teach themselves instead of being forced to conform to a strict curriculum" was an interesting pitch for what essentially ended up being a weird pseudo-cult of a costly, independent private school, but I digress. TL;DR of it was that Rudolph Steiner believed in a weird pseudo-christian, spiritualist racial ascension theory and that autism was the work of the devil, blah blah long story it's an interesting rabbit hole though). Anyway, because I was an edgy emo goth "outsider" from the city and a new student to all these kids who were raised on Steiner by rural farmers, hippies, antivaxxers and new age spiritualists who believed in rainbow babies and indigo children etc etc, I got bullied worse than I did at public schools because I wasn't all sunshine and sparkles and hand felted rainbow hats with himalayan salt lamps and kumbayah lovey-dovey shit. So one day I announced I was pagan and practicing wicca, and these snotty girls decided to draw all over my workbooks with crude stick figures of me as a witch and said some shit about how I was "offending the good spirits" with my "evil magic" and "had to take a vow of silence to apologize to the fairies" blah blah blah dumb bully kid shit. So what I did in the middle of class was I decided to use my acting skills and mess with them a bit. I put on my best demon-possessed blank expressionless face and walked slowly like the girl from The Ring up to the blackboard, picked up a piece of chalk, slooooowly and painstakingly drew a pentagram and then walked even more slowly back to my seat and sat down without making a single noise. Everyone's jaws dropped and I'm pretty sure I saw my teacher smirk in a barely contained approval of the middle finger I had just given them all. Was it petty? Yes. Was it funny? Also yes.
Dude you are a fucking legend I tip my hat to you
WE SEE YOU, OPAL!!🗣️🔥🔥🔥
Hey , someone also knows the thing in thumbnail!✊
17:12 i literally screamed, i've had the most insane phantom of the opera hyperfixation for like two and a half years, i'm shaking in my boots
So we are not talking about the lady in Story 6 that’s obviously a Pdo???!
I love how long the video is, instant subscribe
If i submitted my artwork, i would be commenting from a mental asylum (not literally)
0:56 what art studio is it called pls
What
Story 9 feels like something Percy Jackson and his mother would do.
When? WHEEEEEEENNNNNN????!!!!
(I also love Peter Jonson.)
I clicked only because Opal in the thumbnail
Opal on the thumbnail is insane💀
19:39 Bruh, this whole story just sounds like the teacher thinking the kid is mentally ill for no reason lmao
I disturbed my nature science (kind of like physics, biology, and math all together) teacher with a very detailed drawing of a bat being half skeleton when he asked us to draw a picture depicting a bat's anatomy. The next assignment was about a hedgehog's anatomy, and he came straight to me after giving us the task, asking me to just draw a normal hedgehog, not it's skeleton. His voice didn't sound concerned about me, but rather about his own mental health. I feel sorry for him.
Imagine getting in trouble for painting a caricature of a teacher. What the hell?
We see you, Opal...
Your problems are miles away...
We see you, Opal...
Not really related but once in kindergarten I was drawing and we had a sub since our teacher was pregnant for the whole year, and when I started coloring outside the lines the teacher threatened to send me back to PRE-K for DRAWING OUTSIDE THE LINES
In 7-8th grade, I was going through a major depressive episode and took a support class that I mostly drew in. One day, I was feeling really angsty and drew my at the time fursona, a basic flareon with glasses, in a pure black room with eyes that said something like “They’re all watching me.” Teacher takes it, looks at it, and just walks back to her desk. I didn’t really care so I just shrugged it off. A week or so later, I’m in the office with EVERY single one of my teachers, my mom, and the guidance counselor. I’m graduated now but still, what the hell was up with me back then
I write warhammer fiction for my English assignments nowadays if there wasn't the context of warhammer the description of a slowly dying planet or a kriegsman giving the tale of his first battle would probably result in me being submitted to this reddit
That one guy was being way to chill about making his teacher quit
Jack stauber reference in the thumbnail is crazy
such a w
I love your videos! They help me get through work~ ❤
Why did you write this like you were flirting?
Wait... No...
Why did I read this as if you were flirting...
WHAT IS WRONG WITH ME?!
17:58 Just cuz a kid painted something like this doesn’t automatically make them mentally ill. Hell I have an art piece that is just a red line and that’s it. That red line has deep meaning to me and will forever be one of my most deep and personal art pieces.
when i was in middle school i was pulled out of one of my classes and sent to the counselor for making 'disturbing' artwork, and the counselor (who hated me, for some reason? she'd once told me i should let kids shove me down the stairs cause it would be a good experince for everyone else. not a nice lady) was super upset and disturbed and accused me of trying to be intentionally upsetting for drawing demons and whatnot, only for me to have to explain that our art class project was to make an antaomical drawing for a fictional creature of out choosing, and the 'demon' was a deathclaw from fallout- and not me drawing demonic entrails.
That third story had a very comedic pay off
REDDIT STORIES NARRARTED BY A HUMAN AND NOT AND TEXT TO SPEECH? HELL YEAHHHH
Can someone explon the endig from the story ending at 19:45.
I dont understand whats meant with shiverz god and her prediction.
Too much of read between the lines for a 2nd language 😂
Honestly, several of us here in the comments feel that teacher was overreacting to a kid having fun with dark colors. Many kids enjoy coloring with colors that teacher would have interpreted as "problematic" and those kids turn out perfectly fine.
Is English your second language?
19:31 It sounds like it looked dope what's the problem? Should probably tell him that man was made in the image of god so he can edit the proportions a bit, circles aren't exactly human figures.
As a young kid I learned a lot about wars,WW1,WW2,Vietnam war, and drew combet ( no particular conflict) as a young kid,sometimes, the teachers would be fine,but sometimes I would get in big trouble,I still draw stuff like that,and I'm 14 and know more about WW1, WW2,Korean war,Vietnam war,Iraqi freedom etc.etc. than most adults
Opal in the thumbnail 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Why do the teachers get frustrated way more then the students
The students don't give a fuc/they're too young
Man i love drawing monsters, unsetling , and gore things and once the psichologist tought i was like a psychopath but no it's just a pastime
I have a tale, but it is really just a case of an overreaction from a teacher.
Elementary school (2nd grade if correct), class party for St. Patrick’s day. One of the stations we were at was just for drawing/coloring in printed out coloring book pages. Most of the kids picked a page with a unicorn, and I wanted to color a unicorn too, but I didn’t want mine to get confused for someone else’s and wanted it to stand out from most of the aggressively pink and rainbow unicorns. So how else do I color my unicorn but by using darker, warmer colors (red, orange, yellow). The body was red, eyes were black, and the hair was colored as if I were coloring fire. I thought it looked so cool, and it certainly stood out as intended because it was the first thing that caught my teacher’s eye and caused her to call my mother, and told her that her child “had satan in her”. My mother loved the drawing when I went home.
You don't know how happy I am to find another Reddit TH-camr that isn't text to speech
Funnily enough I was like one of those kids ,
Made dark, violent, and scary looking stuff, teachers concerned and stuff parents scared when I just liked to make art of dark stuff exploring like emotions
And as a adult I'm perfectly fine I don't have any thoughts about murder or wanting to hurt people...
I'm a big loving grizzly bear looking guy that has a boyfriend and love him dearly
I genuinely feel really sorry for probably scaring the hell out of that poor elderly lady art teacher 😭
Parents be seeing their kids making these drawings and then saying “we saw no signs”
3:21 as a person who likes art if I don’t ever draw face it means I’m just not in the mood or it’s maybe just too hard.
Someone got in trouble bc of the disabled kid regret video huh
I didn’t think anything of the circle one until it said “he’s probably in prison somewhere now” assuming somebody is schizophrenic because of a CIRCLE is crazy, but it’s even crazier that they said that like schizophrenic people will always end up with their life down the drain
Not a teacher nor nor was this art class, but in 7th grade creative writing, we were tasked to come up with different parts of a story for Christmas based on a picture on the paper. I got a paper with Santa’s toy bag on it. I wrote a story about him kidnapping children and bringing their corpses to people’s home. I got a pretty good grade on it.
A lot of these stories just sound like people shunning others because they just like to draw darker more graphic art. I used to love drawing disturbing senses and monsters.
Thank goodness I sure didn’t post my art in art class
My first grade teacher talked to my parents because she thought I was disturbed after I drew a picture of a monster.
#75 is inarguably the silliest one. Especially when you label it “project chicken” and that you were banned from putting anything cylindrical in your mouth as punishment.
Feel bad for the kid in story three. The entire problem could've literally been solved if the teacher didn't press him about it and jump to conclusions.
I had a teacher accuse me of drawing porn because I didn't want to share it with her. I had trauma about sharing my art and was drawing Super Mario and just didn't feel comfortable sharing it because of my trauma. It was not art class. I draw in any class to help ease my anxiety and it was a science class.
I love how some stories have wholesome endings also I would love to get the multi colored ice cream cones,also the story about the kid who was acting up was sad but has a heartwarming ending 3:41 also his sisters name is angsty Like the feeling?
In 6th grade we had a diorama project.
I made this large city under a class dome. I included a long (for 6th grade) story about how this was the last remaining city on Earth after a nuclear holocaust. (It was the 80s). I think I had watched “The Day After” a few days before.
Many parent teacher meetings…
Naw cause I still submit terrible things and my teacher just says “cool! I like the shading and the detail on the blood!”
Story 51. As you said the end, I actually just yelled "OKAY" what.....?
19:40 idk that painting sounds pretty dope
I painted 2 paintings in art class since art was my specialty
One was Shrek showing his toes with a level 10 gyatt with bloody red eyes
One was The Lorax showing his very huge gyatt with also bloody red eyes
The only comment she said was “Is that Shrek?”
I was actually really surprised, my art teacher was a really strict teacher, she had ripped a few of the students artworks, made the artworks worse and would argue with the other students 24/7 it was either that my art teacher was actually pretty chill and the students were a holes or I only escape because I was probably one of her favourites. (probably the second one since I never argued with her and I was a great artist)
I drew my art teacher as Dio for 8th grade
When I think back to my elementary school years, in the 90s, my favourite things to draw were gory scenes. I was a big fan of Mighty Max toys and that Splatter Bugs series from the not-POGs (I don't remember what they were called) and would often draw from that and these could get pretty intense.
I got in trouble a few times (My mom told me I once drew a gory thing for the principal's birthday we were made to draw pictures for) but mostly it was shrugged off.
Not a drawing, but I had a teacher rip up a story of mine where the wife of my favourite actor was jealous that I had a crush on him. It was pure fluff and was written for a writing assignment, but maybe he just didn't appreciate RPF (real people fanfiction). I was gutted because enjoyed it and had to write a story I didn't care for.
And there's nothing disturbing about a kid drawing a circle.
why is the backdrop of the thumbnail opal?
Opal is a disturbing piece of art DUH, it fits.
(We see you, Opal...)
The guy drew a circle, hes probably a successful artist
Happy that I don’t do art classes and draw on my own time, like an edited version of my PFP/OC
I submitted a creature which was basically a demon centipede with a mouth going down its stomach and skull-like head which was crawling into a young child's ear labelled "Anxiety"
Why is opal by Jack stauber in the thumbnail?
Ima watch this vid in the morning will update when I do