Have you ever thought of turning your paintings into puzzles? Bet there would be a demand for them.

@AuroraDE95

Жыл бұрын

oh my god yeeeeeees!

@zellafae

Жыл бұрын

This is an excellent idea!!

@randomness9387

Жыл бұрын

Oohh, yes I like this idea!

@lassliegen

Жыл бұрын

yesss omg!!

@Lisa-hp9zs

Жыл бұрын

Lo voglio 🤩🤩

Would I want a print of that masterpiece? HELL YES !

@brandonmack111

Жыл бұрын

I don't think it's even a question. I would hang this on my wall in a heartbeat.

@VeilOfTime

Жыл бұрын

And why not just put it into Displate?

@seanwelding4183

Жыл бұрын

Ditto. No question a print would be phenomenal. A metal print would be even more incredible, but I know that would likely require a much larger MoQ to allow for much margin to be made. I'd be super happy to buy any print of the 100 hour painting.

@garricksmalley1733

Жыл бұрын

I concur. YES a print please.

@Magic-fq3zr

Жыл бұрын

I second displate

Early in my art career, I learned a valuable lesson from my then brother-in-law, who worked as an artist in an ad agency. I was doing art more for fun (at that time) and Gary was creating advertising... I asked him when he knew his ads were done. He turned and said, "art is never done... it's just "due."

The 100 hours one is an absolute masterpiece !

@blackwishes7389

Жыл бұрын

I want it 😫

@soetdjuret

Жыл бұрын

Dunno I prefer the 10 hours one, something about the lighting in it :)

@Justaguywithglassesok

Жыл бұрын

i want it, man i wish i had the talent for this as she does, i can hardly handle a stickfigure, i would be lying if i said i wasn't jealous and angry i don't have her skills, just being able to put 100 hours into something over and over again, developing your skills further and further, some people just have this talent, ofc she prob worked hard af to get where she was, but still, SUPER JEALOUS, and again i want that picture! XD

@soetdjuret

Жыл бұрын

@@Justaguywithglassesok I feel you man! Although I'm an artist myself, I'm not on her level. I wish I could hand-paint like that. I suppose we, as humans, are all skilled in different areas. But some people are just born for some things. At least I'm finding peace in knowing that I am good at something. Some people are just good at nothing lol!

@Justaguywithglassesok

Жыл бұрын

@@soetdjuret my talent is my conviction to never give up, sadly the man upstairs forgot to give me extra skillpoints.

The amount of detail in the 100 hour painting though 👀

@BleachDemon707

Жыл бұрын

SILENCE CHECKMARK

@starjell7y

12 күн бұрын

Hey Kira!

Now, do it the other way around! 100h first, then 10, then see how much of an impact 110 hours of practice makes on a 1 hour painting!

@SarahInTheDesert

Жыл бұрын

DITTO! I would love to see that comparison!

@MarikaSinclaireArt

Жыл бұрын

Literally thought "she should have started with the 100hr one first..."!

@Bluenochian

Жыл бұрын

This is exactly what I thought in the beginning, yeah!

@ret7army

Жыл бұрын

Ouch

@deniselisboa1

Жыл бұрын

woahh yes

This really illustrates how long it takes to create art. Artists should send this video to people who commission them and ask which tier they want their painting to be in so they can understand the value of what they're paying for.

This just came out of nowhere in my feed and I just watched it. So addictive to see the little details being painted and everything else! Nice work

@blobby.the.fat.dinosaur

Жыл бұрын

Sameeee

@shanecar84

Жыл бұрын

ditto

@CheetixGlitch

Жыл бұрын

Bro same

@WeirdDevil

Жыл бұрын

Me too. I cried when the 100 hour started.

@Miki....................233

Жыл бұрын

Saaaaame!!!!

You haven't found the diminishing returns yet, you need to do a 1000 hour one now.

@Zela_Night

Жыл бұрын

Maybe a 200 hour painting instead, since that is more possible?

@Nerdforge

Жыл бұрын

I can say right now that would also diminish my life 🥲

@OrderedEntropy

Жыл бұрын

@@Nerdforge There are the diminishing returns then XD

@timerthebimer3142

Жыл бұрын

it could work as a mural

@multipotentialite666

Жыл бұрын

If she does that then the canvas that she used to paint the 100-hour one might be too small.

I not only want this as a print, I want it also as wallpaper für my computer, I think it looks absolutely sick!

@jacobgrant8284

Жыл бұрын

THIS!

@Korzoa

Жыл бұрын

I heartily agree

@corfroo

Жыл бұрын

I agree wallpaper backgrounds for your computer would be awesome!

@killjoy2051

Жыл бұрын

I'd love this as a wallpaper

Ah, another random KZread recommendation of something amazing that leaves me wondering who are these elven superior beings that can create such magic that makes the rest of us feel utterly devoid of skill. Update: ha, I see now that she calls one of her merch items "Elven Sketchbook". I KNEW they were elves.

@Scriven42

Жыл бұрын

If this is your first introduction, then a binge now will _blow your freaking mind_, cause the progress is so awesome in lots of ways!

This is a prime example of, “You can’t rush art!” It takes time and patience to get your art to where you want it to be. That way you’ll love and be proud of your work. Especially, if your a perfectionist like me.

The last painting is honestly so stunning. I thought the 10 hour one was beautiful and then you blew me away with the final one. Absolutely magnificent.

This is absolutely incredible, I literally want to hang that up on my wall so bad 😭

@unykan

Жыл бұрын

Same, i want this available! sell it as a desktop wallpaper or as sell it as art!

@VNM_Arma

Жыл бұрын

jera... mate... i literally need this in my life... this would go on my wall right above my monitor so i could see it 24/7

@DeepFriedLettuce

Жыл бұрын

I would have bought a Displate of that painting.

@plmPissekatt

Жыл бұрын

Just looking at time spent and a decent, but nowhere near expensive, salary: At 100 hours,and let's say $15 an hour, this right here is at least a $1500 painting.

@ChrisM-qo1jc

Жыл бұрын

It looks so majestic. I desperately want a full novel depicting that last painting

An artist can always fill the time with details. That 100-hour piece is gorgeous.

I definitely shed tears during the 100 hour masterpiece! So beautiful!

It is print-worthy, for sure! I’d be curious how things would have turned out if you started with the 100 hour, then 10, and finally 1. I suspect you’d have learned a lot about the composition, color choices, and figured out some techniques that were improved upon with repetition that would have a better 10 hour now than the first go around.

@FortuitousOwl

Жыл бұрын

That’s a great idea!

The 100 hours looks really amazing it seriously looks like a movie scene.

I don’t understand how you can stay comited to a piece and continually work on it for 100 hours. Mad respect. Also it turned out looking BEAUTIFUL!

Hats off to the 100 hour one as an artist I can feel every stroke its perfect.

The details on the 100 hour are so amazing, it’s incredible.

My daughter is so inspired by you she recreates everything you do. We’ve even started book making/binding and made about 15. My husband even re-conditioned a second hand press. Xx

@devoutmordexfollower5289

Жыл бұрын

I wish I had your daughters resolve, I give up on projects so easily 😂

@rangerofmirkwood746

Жыл бұрын

@@devoutmordexfollower5289 haha same!

@SarahMaurerUsagigunnDI

Жыл бұрын

Do you or your daughter have an IG or FB page with your work i'd love to see.

@devoutmordexfollower5289

Жыл бұрын

@@rangerofmirkwood746 I have 2 unfinished paintings, 2 unfinished dagger, multiple clay projects and an uncountable amount of sketches Idk if I'll ever actually get around to finishing all of them

@rangerofmirkwood746

Жыл бұрын

@@devoutmordexfollower5289 I also have many unfinished projects, but stay positive you will get to your projects eventually!

@nerdforge PLEASE make a print of the 100 hour painting you did, it is absolutely amazing. I would definitely buy one!

One thing about this as well is that each successive attempt you get to determine the things you liked/disliked about the previous attempts. So you can plan to make changes in style/composition, foreground/background etc. I love this format every time I see someone do it. But I also think it'd be interesting to see someone just do the same image three times with say like 10 hours each time. And see if maybe the first time you went a little harder on the lighting and shadows, and then you take a step back and realize it's a little hyper realistic and you don't prefer it, and then on your second attempt you find a mix of colors you really like, but don't have enough time to really play with it, so on your third attempt you have all the planning and experience and trial and error of the previous two attempts to nail down what you love. That way each painting is more easily comparable than 1,10,100 hr where it's like yeah of course you're going to be searching for details to add in 100 hours, while struggling to finish in 1 hour.

@Bogdanisar

6 ай бұрын

That's a nice idea!

These should be sold only as a set, and displayed that way. It tells such and incredible and compelling story.

@bjornwiking1054

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree!

@flame.6375

Жыл бұрын

I like …pasta

@jesuslovesyou2616

Жыл бұрын

Jesus Christ died for your sins please repent for the kingdom of heaven is at hand

@sashaboydcom

Жыл бұрын

@@jesuslovesyou2616 But does he like pasta?

I showed your work to my 12yo daughter, she's absolutely stunned, and you inspire her to work more her drawing and painting skills. And now she's a new subscriber of your channel ^^

The 100 hour piece is unreal. All the time texturing the background & filling it out, plus the subtler usage of color really paid off. It brought so much life to the piece. The lighting was so on point throughout it also.

Now we understand how they came up with abstract art. You know the one hour stuff

@shelbyheaser8804

Жыл бұрын

More like ten minutes..... Her one hour is still significantly better than a lot of abstract art.

@TryinaD

10 ай бұрын

Nah lmao, the one hour stuff has more in common with Impressionist artists, as they painted quickly and on the spot to capture fleeting scenery and urban life.

@whynottalklikeapirat

9 ай бұрын

@takiclintonharness1449You’re being ignorant, that’s just a fact, don’t kill the messenger …

At speed, it really looks magical when Martina waves her paintbrush and a field of grass and flowers just appears on the canvas.

@jadespider7526

Жыл бұрын

She's obviously a wizard.

"time pays off, who woulda thought it." This exactly. I am really impressed and really in love with this video because you managed to show the difference via timelapse in quality vs quantity as a manufacturer of custom designs but also showed those that don't realize the amount of time and effort that goes into an art piece in order to make it really something. Even the 1 hour and 10 hour paintings have their value. While also showing clearly not as much as the 100 hour one. For everyone out there willing to admit time is money at least half think the time spent on art isn't worth the money. You've managed to prove through visuals that it undoubtedly is and how much time and care is spent regardless of it it's an hour, 10 hours, or 100 hours. I find that to be fantastic and I hope I can use it the next time someone asks me or anyone else to "do it for exposure!" Or "it's not worth that much." ❤️🥰❤️

@shredd5705

Жыл бұрын

And this is what Midjourney AI did about the same subject, in 10 minutes: i.imgur.com/i2vOxg6.png (Well, actually, more like 4 minutes)

@shredd5705

Жыл бұрын

@TonysGran123 Hers sucks compared to Midjourney. Yes it lacks some details because I didn't type it, but the quality of what is there is way better. But if you have decided you like her work better because you're "fan" then whatever... AI will take over before 2022 is over, nobody will give a shit about 99% of real artists

@lightlawliet3526

Жыл бұрын

@@shredd5705 most stuff i've seen by ai sucks.

@shredd5705

Жыл бұрын

@Apprentice Mage Needed yes, to write prompts, photobash AI created images together, and touch them up digitally. I would hardly call that "passionate work". Lot of newspaper have moved into using MJ illustrations, instead of human ones. The reader won't notice a thing. Have you even used MJ or worked in the commercial art field? I have. Also most of my friends work in commercial art, and majority of them are depressed about MJ. Even when they didn't lose their jobs yet. It's eating away our self-worth, when from respected craftmen we become just a secondary asssistants, who fix up AI work. This is just transition phase, human assistance is needed less and less as the self learning AI improves... you'll see. It will be voice controlled later, where you can do real-time changes to the details. Just like AD is guiding a graphic designer.. Companies don't give a crap who makes their pretty and relatively meaningless everyday art, you may think it's not "real art" anyway but it's currently hundreds of thousands of jobs, that will be gone. It's the main way someone in art can make a living... people have such idealistic and stupid ideas about "making a living as an artist" like everyone is some Da Vinci making meaningful and political art in their chamber...99% works for commercial art field, creating pretty but rather meaningless 2D illustrations and layouts... that's their job, if they want to make "artsy art" they mostly do it on their spare time... those jobs will be gone

I just found your channel today, I think and it's already one of my favorites. Thanks for sharing your work, seriously it's too amazing!

It's the first video i saw on this channel. I really haven't ever been interested about painting and just tought "yolo, lets check the difference." Then watched trough the whole video and at some point i realized i just dropped a tear, when thinking how beautiful that painting is. Just incredible job 🤯

1h: "There's no way I'm going to have time for anatomy in 1h" Me: Ah, so we'll see more later 10h: *Cape covers half of the character* Me: Surely 100h is enough time 100h: *Even bigger cape* Jokes aside, great drawings! As a non-artist I find it pretty insightful how differently you approached elements of the drawing when you had more time.

@KMocha_

Жыл бұрын

i love how they're facing further away, like their backs turned to us instead of seeing the side like the one hour vers. got a nice vibe to it

@dragonz5966

Жыл бұрын

"Non-artist" u just said so many words abt art i than understand :/

@raapyna8544

Жыл бұрын

@@dragonz5966 art-enthusiast, perhaps

@trickytreyperfected1482

Жыл бұрын

@@dragonz5966 not to be rude... but what words are the ones you don't understand? Even as a non-artist myself, there's not really anything obscure in their comment.

@KishoreJatin

Жыл бұрын

@@trickytreyperfected1482 I think it was anatomy

When I saw the one hour, I was impressed by what you could do so quickly. Then I saw the 10 hour and I was blown away by how much better it looked. Then you put down the first couple background trees in the 100 hour one and I could immediately tell this was going to be a whole other level of amazing. Now I’m going to go draw because if someone can spend that much time repainting the same scene I can go finish the drawing I started last night.

@vikelascarey6145

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣Good job

@daalelli

Жыл бұрын

It also made me want to go work on my work-in-progress.

@andromeda9818

Жыл бұрын

Did you ever finish it?

@ItPixie

Жыл бұрын

LITERALLY SAME 🤣 i havent touched my brushes in a while 😅🥲

That 100 hour one was absolutely mesmerising to watch. The advert snapped me put of a trance at 1 second

Was recommended this and just wanted to say it's so good! Without even mentioning how great each piece turned out (especially the 100 hours!!) the editing style and your personality are just so fun to watch. The concept is also really fun, I used to do sketch challenges of 1 minute, 10 minutes and 1 hour and this is that times 100. Really inspiring to actually finish SOMETHINg, even if it's at the middle level, with the ocasional high level piece (as you mentioned, you rarely spend much more time than 10 hours).

A dreamy, soft blue background with so much detail it looks like a filtered photo of an actual forest, a perfectly realistic elk grazing, the detail and shine of the character's armor and all the swords, the depth of red in the tree's foliage, the bark detail, this is an incredibly impressive piece! It was a delight to watch come to life, thank you! :D

@shredd5705

Жыл бұрын

And this is what Midjourney AI did about the same subject, in 10 minutes: i.imgur.com/i2vOxg6.png (Well, actually, more like 4 minutes)

@ZenitsuKunn

Жыл бұрын

@@shredd5705 what

@siarsMM

Жыл бұрын

@@shredd5705 ok?

@shredd5705

Жыл бұрын

@@ZenitsuKunn AI does better art already. The quality of detail is way higher, are you blind. With more detailed prompt, or combining few AI made images in photoshop, all the details would have been there and more. Painting 100 hours to get this result was waste of time. You can get better results with AI and maybe 1 hour of Photoshop. I used nothing but simple AI text string, and took first 4 results, which are already better looking than what she painted lol. But you fanboys are still heavily on copium I see..

@shredd5705

Жыл бұрын

@@siarsMM Are you blind, it's way better what she painted in 100 hours LMAO. Lacking some details like the swords yes, but I just quickly typed something

i just love how martina just starts the painting without tension , regret and enjoys the process and even if a problem comes she just continues the painting and hopes for the best and it actually works like she is soo good with everything like this is what i call a creative person

@seanlennes5069

Жыл бұрын

I love that there’s almost always an element of “what the hell did I just sign myself up for?!” And she always delivers in spectacular fashion.

I just found you (yt suggested this video) and I love your paintings

The 100 hour piece is priceless. I want a print. This needs to be in museums.

The difference in the 100 hour painting is not just the detail. To me, the most significant difference is in the depth of color. The tones and contrast are just so much deeper and complex. Amazing job Martina.

Oh yay I’m getting to watch this within minutes of posting instead hours later when I’m off work. Ridiculously excited! Edit: your 1 hour painting is 1000% better than I could do in a week.😂

@Stay_Tiny143

Жыл бұрын

Same 🥲

@ella_cinder4361

Жыл бұрын

25 minutes after they posted. Now I have to get ready for work 🙃 😩

@Stay_Tiny143

Жыл бұрын

@@ella_cinder4361 o o f

Martina I'm in awe with every video i watch of you working, often catch myself wondering is there anything you can't do because every video you show new skills and your creativityand imagination is beyond anything I've seen so far!! You're an inspiration in a short way of putting things!! Well done to you and your partner for how far you've come and the community you both have built. Keep up the amazing work, I can't wait to see what the future holds for you guys!!

10:23 insane goosebumbs, like INSANE.

“30 Hours on the background” it would be an amazing painting just that background!! Your talent is so inspiring, I’ve no words to describe your job😍❤️

@regisdecremps6571

Жыл бұрын

i was a bit hurt when she painted red leafs over the backgound trees. and yeah the background is awesome.

100 hours: Epic, majestic, magnificent, beautiful, extraordinary!. 10 hours: Aesthetic and very nice, bright and clean. 1 hour: Still better than I can do in 1000 hours xD

@dragosmihai1001

Жыл бұрын

I disagree, first, 1 hour, was better

@NightofKnights

Жыл бұрын

in 1000 hours of painting you could get good enough that wouldnt be true

@dragosmihai1001

Жыл бұрын

@@NightofKnights work doesn't = beauty, sorry

@NightofKnights

Жыл бұрын

@@dragosmihai1001 determination effort and time can create skill though.

@dragosmihai1001

Жыл бұрын

@@NightofKnights true, but first was better

I honestly didn't expect to get as emotional as I did during the 100 hour one. So magical

I recently discovered your channel a couple months ago and love your content (Especially the Mid-evil/Fantasy themes and such) And i have recently started plotting out my original fantasy story and someday when I don’t feel like or can’t think of scenes or good backstories I usually either take a break (But that turns into procrastination) So instead I watch your videos and it helps me so much , I also watch them in my free time since again love the channel , Art, Creativity ,Music and much more!

Can we also appreciate the music choice for this video? It underlines the process just perfect.

@mehmetuysal163

Жыл бұрын

music name?

@laylasinter4423

Жыл бұрын

as history unfolds

@roastedfroggy4262

Жыл бұрын

..

@MultiJoling

Жыл бұрын

PLS Tell me there is someone who knows wich music plays at 5:50

This video really gave me an appreciation for the detail and time that can go into a beautiful painting. The first one is a good painting all on its own. I was like, how is she going to fill the time with the last one when the first is already so good? Seeing the time lapse of you painting the last one gave me a better understanding of the painting process. The different layers of the leaves, the details on the knight, the light filtering through the trees - watching you paint it all made me appreciate the painting all the more. I feel like I could search through a painting better after watching you paint the 100 hour one. The last one is truly magnificent, and I'm really happy I stumbled upon this video.

Please please please do another one of these, ur so talented omg

I think an interesting story angle for these pieces is the warrior is laying to rest the sword of a fallen comrade.

Heck yes I would love a print of this! I really love your art style. Happy to see there are new sketchbooks, I found your channel fairly recently so was disappointed to have missed the other ones. Got mine ordered already, I’m so excited!!!! Have a great day

@lilybriceland3106

Жыл бұрын

Yessss so would i!!!!🙏

UPDATE: I HAVE PURCHASED THE ALMIGHTY SKETCHBOOK!!!! I am gonna cry I am so happy, I finally was able to purchase something from you guys and support you in some way T-T this is the most expensive sketchbook I have ever gotten but it is also the most incredibly beautiful and I am so beyond excited to receive it thank you sooo much

@Nerdforge

Жыл бұрын

Aaahh thank you for the support, I hope you'll like it!! 💜🙏

@MrRichManGuy

Жыл бұрын

Same I just got it because it looks sick and but I hope the quality justifies the price 😅😅

@ALemonGremlin

Жыл бұрын

@@MrRichManGuy honestly seeing how she used it in the video convinced me the quality will be amazing, I am beyond excited to get it in the mail when they start shipping

@ALemonGremlin

Жыл бұрын

@@Nerdforge IT SHIPPED, I AM SCREAMING BOTH INTERNALLY AND EXTERNALLY T-T I am soo beyond excited, this feels like christmas x10!!!! THANK YOUUUUU

Thank you for shining the light on such an important part of why we find art so amazing. The discipline you must have had to turn your passion into such skill. And then, to watch you put that skill on display by stepping out of your comfort zone, struggling to find the patience and then fighting through it and eventually getting in another zone. That was beautiful. Made me think both of all of the great humans that have painted and about how I should start buying some art myself!

Yes interested in acquiring a print of your 3rd one! Congrats for such patience & beautiful creations

It would be interesting if another one hour painting came at the end once you were super familiar with the subject.

@t-botriesit5014

Жыл бұрын

Yes agree completely she'll have better time management and knowledge after that much experience with 3 paintings

@konstantinkrastev4478

Жыл бұрын

i think that's against the purpose, the purpose is to see how much u can do from scrap in an hour

@BrandonCase

Жыл бұрын

@@konstantinkrastev4478 Well, she wasn’t drawing from scratch in the 10 and 100 hour versions. And I think she said some planning went in before the project started…

@konstantinkrastev4478

Жыл бұрын

@@BrandonCase True but the speed doesn't matter as much for those u have more time to concept

@mrstijntje

Жыл бұрын

I get it but I suppose a 1hr painting after 100 hours of experience with the same painting doesn't really count if you're comparing for the sake of choosing how much time to spend on a project. Also there's just so much you can do in one hour. But still it would be really interesting for sure!

YES PLEASSSSSE MAKE A PRINT. I literally kept checking everyday for the mythology wolf print and I bought it as soon as it went up for sale! It hangs above my computer setup, and I just love it so much. Now this… it would look so nice next to the other print 😱🎨💕

I would absolutely love a copy of this!!! It's gorgeous!

it was very satisfying to see everything you have done, I loved how it turned out because in a way your work has certain characteristics that you possess, like the tree resembles the color of your hair, and the environment to the skin, white as the snow that they cover the mountains.

I spent half the run time on the 100hr painting thinking about how I’d love a print of it 😭❤️

moral of the story: Its never "too less" or "too much" time. just take the time you need an challenge yourself to put as many details as you can think of. all the paintings turned out awesome! I gotta work on getting better at backgrounds. I think i might try to use your backgrounds as inspiration and references. i cant stop watching your videos!

@jonasagtyolo

Жыл бұрын

True

Hi, I didn't know you before and I wasnt really into painting at any point of my life. But this video is nuts! Not only what you achive by producing your paintings. Also your sense of humour chatches me completely. Well done, I really enjoyed it.

Such a beautiful painting, wish I could have this on my wall for sure! Amazing video. Thanks for sharing.

No question at all - let there be prints of this artwork! Absolutely incredible artwork, I enjoyed every second of this video. The one-hundred-hour painting blew me away.

Did You HAVE TO make this video?! Now I'm super curious and want to try it myself 😂

@Nerdforge

Жыл бұрын

Hahhah yeesss do it!! 🤩🔥

Impressionante... Acho que eu demoraria as 100 horas apenas fazendo aquele cervo. Essa mulher tem muito talento e competência, as 3 obras ficaram incríveis!

I love your painting videos! They inspire me to get back into painting, you are very creative and talented thank you for your videos 🖤

That would definitely be a nice print to do. There is an amount of time where after that you don't really get any meaningful additions to a painting of that size but it greatly depends on the painter & the subject. For you painting that exact painting again it would be 200 hours. For Bob Ross it would be 4 hours.

@Miss-Hellcat666

Жыл бұрын

Did you just roast our good lord and saviour, Bob Ross?!

@heart.9889

Жыл бұрын

@@Miss-Hellcat666 quite the opposite i would argue. The whole Point of Bob Ross' paintings was to be simple and approachable. If you go too Long you lose that effect and the Style and vibe will Change complete

@Miss-Hellcat666

Жыл бұрын

@@heart.9889 Aha, thank you for the perspective:)

I hope this shows people exactly why good art is so expensive, you're paying for the hours of effort and talent!

@jasmint3207

Жыл бұрын

Additionally, not shown in the video are thousands of hours of her learning, studying and practicing for this!

All of them are so amazing Ive always wanted to paint something like this

That is so amazingly beautiful! I had so much joy watching you paint! Gorgeous work! I subscribed just two days ago and I'm already astonished at all the cool stuff you guys making!

This painting really reminds me of the godswood in Winterfell, Game of Thrones. Especially the scene from episode 1 where Ned cleans his sword after beheading the nights watch deserter. I would love to see more GoT inspired projects, especially with the spin off coming up (I found this channel because of your iron throne diy)

@oliviaalves3559

Жыл бұрын

So I was NOT the only one being reminded of a weirwood tree/iron throne crossover, good to know!

the fact that you can sit down and paint for hours and hours is very impressive... I could never do that lol I'd prob leave after 30 mins or something and wait til I have motivation to continue xD

Yes, I would love to buy a print of this one!

I feel like having tried out the composition and techniques on the first two paintings also helped in creating the quality of the third one. I would love to hear about your painting supplies and techniques sometime btw!

This just made me cry. Literally. There's such a rush in almost everything these days thanks to the overall system, values of society, the marketability of a product, the pressure of making a living etc. etc. So I love that this comparison is not done with the aim to add marketability as a factor. It (unfortunately) is a huge factor normally, but... who doesn't want to make art for the art itself at least once! The 100 hours result is awesome!

To me this painting has more of the 'memorial to a fallen comrade' vibe to it rather than that of 'warriors giving up their sword'. Regardless of personal interpretation of the painting, that is a stunningly beautiful piece. Just gorgeous

@scarfgoatbogulsnarfy5696

Жыл бұрын

The Tree of Fallen Warriors - After being cut down in battle, you bring your comrade's sword to the Tree. The battlefield blood on the swords left in tribute color the leaves red.

wow that blue gradients convening so much detail

You're so intensely dedicated and talented.. This 100 h painting brought me to tears ❤️‍🔥😭

The whole concept of this painting is amazing in this 100 hours. I can already see the story of this world, which is like a fantasy epic full of tragedy, loss, hope and mystery. As if this is some mystical place full of spirits of fallen warriors whose swords are stuck around a tree and this knight has come for guidance or to pray because this is perhaps some holy place for knights without a purpose or a path to follow. That's why I think many possibilities and stories can be told only from this painting, but it all depends on the amount of inspiration and imagination for such an idea, although a few come to mind already, but it needs a lot of thinking because I am sure that a very good story can be created from this painting if someone wants to write it or draw it because any way of telling the story would be a challenge.

Love this. I just released a video to the DIY community yesterday, making something out of one 2 x 4 in 30 minutes, two hours and a one day build. I link your previous time video because it was my biggest inspiration to launch this challenge. As always you guys rock thank you so much

The amount of detail you put into everything you create blows me away every single time

*WOW, oh my gosh...* This is exactly the style that was in my head. I love blue and scarlet and I didn't think that these colors could be so combined. God, it's like my thoughts are being read, it's so incredible and wonderful. I dream that I also had such a picture

Omg as you were paining the 100h painting I was like "This looks absolutely stunning. I wonder if they can do a print or a Displate version of this" and at the end you actually offered it!!!! I'm so happy! Yes! Please do a run on this! I will order it and put it on my wall among all my other nerdy stuff!

I’d love a print! You could do postcards, actual prints, a digital download, and so many wonderful things. Even putting that design on a shirt or tote bag 😍 love how they all turned out

Please do another 100+ hour painting!!! This is so beautiful

I'm SO happy to see that artists can gain their life from the internet !! And you are very talented at painting also :)

The bark on the 100 hour tree is amazing. Definitely going to incorporate that style in my future tree paintings.

Your videos are so inspirational and have helped feed my creativity. Now I just want to paint and draw and make things!

@mairanoor7182

Жыл бұрын

Yessss..it's true...I also thought to make a channel of my own... inspired from you guys

I think all of them have their own merit in different ways! The first one reminds me of scenery paintings by Impressionists, the 10 hour one is more in line with standard illustrations and the 100 hours one makes me think I’m staring at a photo taken with a large format camera.

God yes! I need a print of this painting!

Why would anyone not want a print of this gorgeous masterpiece? Abso-freaking-lutely YES to making a print out of this. Would be the perfect fit for a Displate piece, actually.

@Carthus

Жыл бұрын

I would buy it in an instance! We really need this as a Displate!

I just love the vibe of this channel!!!

You are so much fun to watch build stuff I'm in college rn so I can't be as crafty as I'd like to be but watching you create and build stuff is so much fun to watch keep it coming the semesters are long I need all the content I can get 😆🙏🏻

my god the detail in the last piece, is absolutley amazing! I wish ya did stuff for displate

I'd really love to have you're paintings as displate! Why isn't that part of the sponsor deal?

@mifmr9710

Жыл бұрын

I know right, it is such an obvious crossover!

You know, when I painted paintings, I would lose all of my patience it’s like a flick of a light switch after just painting for 10 minutes, and this video showed me so so much! Thank you so much for teaching me something without even mentioning it or even talking about it, you are so amazing!

Not sure how this showed up on my feed.. So glad it did. You're so talented!! Love the energy too

4:28 The light streaks coming through the canopy really add to it