My grandmother was a painter and she had to give it up before she passed. She was not famous but she was very talented. She was very depressed when she couldn't paint anymore. I hope one day I could take pictures and make a website for her to show the world her beautiful paintings.

@mademoisellepropre2171

2 ай бұрын

I hope you’ll manage to make this website. I’d love to see her work one day.

@itsicearmour

2 ай бұрын

Please do if you can! And if you do, please hit me up and let me know, I'd love to check her work out.

@jin_cotl

2 ай бұрын

I will go to your website. I don’t have my notifications turned on, but if I ever come back to this video and I see your reply with her website in it, and all her paintings in the website, I will go visit and look at her beautiful artwork. If there’s a place to leave a review, I will do that. I anticipate her creations!!

@lowkeysoundsystem6174

2 ай бұрын

Please share her gift with the world. 🙏🏼

@figafiga4631

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, absolutely

those drawings by william are fucking haunting how hollow they are

@Lars_Ziah_Zawkian

2 ай бұрын

YES! damn it feels so... void of humanity.

@air_

20 күн бұрын

I’ve never felt such dread looking at something before

@wildfire_

16 күн бұрын

That last one is simply horrifying

Picasso's last words were apparently "Drink to me."

@mathieu-ye3jy

2 ай бұрын

And of course we learned that from our good friend Paul McCartney 🥰

@jin_cotl

2 ай бұрын

😨

@foreignuser_

2 ай бұрын

@@mathieu-ye3jyit's a great track!

@kooolainebulger8117

2 ай бұрын

like a true Spaniard

@The_hidden-Life

2 ай бұрын

Dora ze freedomfighter 🇲🇽🌮​@@kooolainebulger8117

I'm having a really bad episode in my life. Suffered from mental illness since I was 5-6 years old. I'm an artist and listening to all these stories from other struggling artists makes me feel that I am not alone, and that many other mentally ill artists used their art as a medium that in the end, inspires more people like us.

@melanieford2511

2 ай бұрын

Prayers sent for you!

@NystagmusAlbino

2 ай бұрын

@@melanieford2511 Thank you, I'm trying to get better day by day!

@aFlightlessBird21

2 ай бұрын

I’ll pray for you as well. I sincerely hope you get better

@somerandomperson834

2 ай бұрын

Good luck! Rooting for you!

@MasterCaine

2 ай бұрын

An elephant artist must feel the same way

Utermohlens last portrait is simply harrowing.

@Chri710

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for letting me find what that was. I kinda want to get it as a tattoo

@okbutwhatif9905

2 ай бұрын

It looks like the drawing of a demon by crowley

Fantastic video. Goya's shift from painting Spanish royalty to some of the most dark shit is something I'll never not love. I'd love to see more like this!

Sad but fascinating look into the human psyche

It's unfortunate that you don't get much recognition from KZread's algorithm but your videos have demonstrated consistency in quality if not in frequency. Another excellent video 👏

@BlueMoonSamurai

2 ай бұрын

Every time he uploads, I'm always hooked. I frequently think of how I started watching him when he did top 10 videos.

@deburke321

2 ай бұрын

Appreciate you!

My father has schizophrenia, and his name is Brian too. The self portrait at 6:56 touched me in a way I can't really place but it brought tears to my eyes. Thank you for showing this to me.

@shortlegsthekingofgnomes8962

Ай бұрын

I have schizoaffective disorder and i want to not be alive.

one of the symptoms of schitzophrenia is losing your ability to make facial expressions as well as going a sort of nonverbal. theyre called negative symptoms. i think this is probably also what brian was expressing in his mouth fixations. i went through it myself, i could only write to express myself. and at that my thoughts were very broken. i could at times not even finish a sentence

@uglydoves

19 күн бұрын

what else was it like

my takeaway was to do more art while I still can, and explore myself more thru it. thank u rly good vid

I’m so glad you included the point about the quality of the art piece deteriorating with the mental health of the artist. I always hated the trope of troubled artists making the best artworks when they are troubled- when in reality, at least for me, it’s always been the opposite. When your mental health is low, it feels almost physically impossible to create “good” artwork.

I got real near dying for a while because of being postponed for a surgery, and then surgery complications. I made some wild self portraits. I felt like I was falling apart, just a breeze somehow keeping my meat-shell moving. It was very depersonalizing and none of my portraits had full faces. I'd get to the eyes and it would all fall apart. One had my head cracking open like a shattered egg. Another just had static and clouds. I am still puppeting this meat body around, and The worst of its over, but I still don't feel quite like I'm living

@DoTheFlopp

8 күн бұрын

Terrifying

@maddieb.4282

4 күн бұрын

Depersonalization and derealization are symptoms that come from severe trauma. You are suffering from PTSD. You can name it and you can treat it and you can talk about it. Seek help and be courageous ❤

The artist uses brain, eyes, hands, The whole body really, in a coordinated project to represent the world.

@josedorsaith5261

13 күн бұрын

Picasso not so much

@geinikan1kan

12 күн бұрын

@@josedorsaith5261 so you don’t like Picasso. Why bother mentioning him?

Williams final portraits are gonna haunt my nigtmares

One of my mom's best friends was an artist who did a painting every morning for like 50 years straight. She got dementia but she never forgot to paint every morning. Her paintings became more and more abstract and wild as she deteriorated, it was like everytime she painted she would leave a part of herself on that canvas. I dont know what her last one was but watching the whole process unfold over the course of years is still the most heartbreaking and beautiful bit of human emotions ive ever seen.

@seansezz

21 күн бұрын

You love your mom

@bennettsprague4804

21 күн бұрын

@@seansezz Yeah? But also like the story just wasn't about her at all... 😂

I thought Goya’s last self portrait was “saturn devouring his son” (which isn’t even the actual name of the painting but)

@DisBishEmpty_yeet

2 ай бұрын

It's not a self portrait but one of the last pictures they've found. At least people aren't sure what he drew there. "Saturn devouring his son" was found with a few other pictures he drew in his manic like state ( I don't know what to call it, he deteriorated pretty badly) before he died. Some of these pictures were found on his walls (he drew some creepy a*s sh*t on his walls). But nobody knows why or what he did there

@MrSqueamishJam

27 күн бұрын

Do u have any idea how dumb you sound in what universe does that even resemble a self portrait

@grenien4109

16 күн бұрын

Jacob Geller made a video on that actually; it's really cool. The video is called Art for No-one I think, or something like that.

@HasturLaVishnu

10 күн бұрын

It's part of his Black-Paintings right? the ones he did on the walls in his own home, not made for anyone but himself.

@maddieb.4282

4 күн бұрын

SELF portrait babe

Brian Charley is one of my favorite artists. His artwork is a view into a world that I can’t even imagine living in. Truly beautiful work, i love it.

art shows us not only how to see outside, but how to see inside

Damn I love this channel. Excellent video

@deburke321

2 ай бұрын

Thank you Jordan!

Me: One more video before going to bed. The video:

3:21 This is like the Epic Mickey concept art, now that I think of it they kinda even share similar stories

I love these videos! Please keep it up!

@deburke321

2 ай бұрын

Thank you! Will do! 😊

watching someone slowly lose their mind is sad. its happening to my father right now because of brain cancer. his drawings and words are often nonsensical but there are moments of clarity i cannot understand. id take some of his burden if i could.

@skinnybuggo

13 күн бұрын

It is truly rage inducing how this exists, the deterioration of the mind is one of the worst things to ever exist, i'm sorry

@maddieb.4282

4 күн бұрын

@@skinnybuggoit’s life. We watch babies gain their function and the elderly lose it. Sickness happens all the time. It is sad but doesn’t have to be scary if we let go of fear and take care of our loved ones together

good to see this channel back !

Your videos have come so far over the years! Lemonade stands to rap battles and great video's! 😁

@deburke321

2 ай бұрын

Thanks you so much, always appreciate you watching the content!

Excellent as always 👌🏻🥇

Had the feeling to check your channel and sure enough there is a new video yay

Been waiting for someone to make a video like this! New sub!

@deburke321

2 ай бұрын

Great to hear! Thanks a million

The face over Goya's shoulder is one of the most frightening depictions of a human I've ever seen I think the faces behind him were meant to portray people close to him who didn't have the best intentions. The kind of friends and relatives that only stick around when they think they could benefit from your misfortune-- they look hungry, desperate. Inhuman

I'd like to add that Goya is simply one of the best painters of all time. Being a spanish person, myself, I was taught this from a veeery young age by dozens of extremely talented painters. Every day I jog near his own square, in Madrid, all the way down his street, Goya, one of the best streets in the city.

I domt like how vague he is about these artist's illnesses. William had Alzheimer's Disease and that series of painings was him painting how he viewed himself at each of the six stages. He clearly loved art so much to be able to remember how to do so.

@Spacecoreinspace

Ай бұрын

it's hell to go through, i imagine william had horrible motor deterioration too when alzheimer's took course, so even if he remembered the steps, it'd be exhausting both physically and mentally to attempt it due to how shaky and for lack of a better word "laggy" his hand movements would be him being able to do it in 2000 was a incredible feat kinda spitballing all of this off my aunt, who had hand eye deterioration when alzheimer's started to wreck her, and her overall motor movement had slowly declined to nothing

I really enjoyed this. Your explanations are very insightful. 😊

So glad you’re back

@deburke321

2 ай бұрын

Appreciate you!

that last line is so good, "the darkest parts of this battle wont be seen on a canvas". good shit

Time for me to go to bed one last video to watch before I go to bed. *Last video before I go to bed* Guess I'm not going to sleep. 😅 Thanks youtube!

william's are no doubt the most haunting

I think Goys is weakly holding on to his bedsheets which shows his precarious health state at the time, and in contrast his doctor is very strong and administering treatment to him.

@maddieb.4282

4 күн бұрын

I interpreted it as him being ready to go but the treatments and external world represented by the doctor are holding him there

I don't like that Idea that the real William passed away a long time before he died. William was still there, changing, suffering til the end.

@sneed915

8 күн бұрын

Is a boat still a boat if its missing half its planks?

@sophiafakevirus-ro8cc

7 күн бұрын

@@sneed915 the Marie Rose is a broken down shell but is honoured as the great ship it once was.

fascinating video. The schyzophrenia one is amazing at describing what is pretty much a demonic growth dooming someone's mind, living on (in) his head triumphaly yelling and babbling.

Judging by his self portraits he didn't age well at all.

great conclusions. great video

I hate the idea that artists should subject themselves to unnecessary suffering for the purpose of achieving an artistic goal. It's not noble and the art created isn't worth it. Don't fall in love with suffering.

@caseco4979

Ай бұрын

Yep gravity is bad enough all by itself

@Rick_SanchezZZZ

Ай бұрын

​@@caseco4979 thank you. so true.

@bbcvscj

16 күн бұрын

not true. none of your business

@AECompx

15 күн бұрын

@@bbcvscj What's none of who's business?

@malleuscalgary

12 күн бұрын

You’re a bundle of sticks

Not self promotion, more a moment of transparency and observation. I believe that professional artists are doomed to develop serious mental diseases and it's due to the unnoticed stress of the artwork. The work does put artists in a form of mental distress that they don't notice. That's why alot of artists don't want to be stuck on one piece with how mentally exhausting it is to compose or concentrate deeply for so long of a time. That's just the time and energy, nevermind the feelings. My own gallery work, although vividly colorful, sends me into feelings of isolation to the point that I feel like there's nothing out there, to the point where my self portraits always include me bleeding from some kind of serious injury. 3 of them are private and hidden showing my brains being blown out. TL;DR Artists go crazy.

@childboy8686

20 күн бұрын

art does not have to come out of suffering, i hope you are doing ok, from my experience i could never create art when i wasnt well, professional artists aren't doomed to serious mental illness, that's silly

i honestly feel like i struggle to express myself properly through art. i love to paint and draw but i just struggle to know what i feel and i wish that i could shut off the part of my mind that i know is holding me back from putting it on paper.

Great video, thank you

Awesome video my friend

Goya's final painting is Haunting.

👏🏽 good show!

That last self portrait by francisco Goya is so beautiful. I want to tattoo his work on my body

Picasso was the biggest troll in art ever. Dude must be still laughing beyond the grave watching his doodles selling for millions of dollars.

@timberwolfmountaineer873

2 ай бұрын

I think you are right. I often imagine how rightfully mentally superior and downright amused people like Picasso, Malevich or Pollock must've felt while looking at some of their creations knowing full well how in the future we will salivate and look for higher meaning in a bunch of geometrical shapes and pretty innocuous doodles. It's so easy to fool a mind looking to be fooled. "it ain't that deep cuh"

@SaltySeaStella

2 ай бұрын

He was basically a hipster who "did it first".

Counter point they aren’t terrifying we just attribute that meaning to them because we are afraid of death.

great original content,thanks

@deburke321

2 ай бұрын

Appreciate you!

This was an awesome video 💯👏🏻!

@deburke321

2 ай бұрын

Thank you very much I’m glad you enjoyed it!

Damn. Having a bad time today, so I only have negatives to say, but I'll spin it into a controversial positive. Had they lived forever, they never would've made these powerful paintings.

@DoYouSeeBananaManTH

2 ай бұрын

You can still lose yourself even if you live forever

@carna24

2 ай бұрын

Is the lifelong anguish of the artist worth the fleeting moments of aw and intrigue for and from other people, tho?

Crazy the algorithm gave me this wonderful info as I’m doing a self portrait mid spiral.. though the similarities are striking, most of our final self portraits die with us

Excellent

Well hey there stranger ❤

@raucoussauce1528

2 ай бұрын

Cringe

@Schizohandlers

2 ай бұрын

Reddit

Great video. Incredibly sad but life often is :(

Missed u deburke

great video and commentary

@deburke321

2 ай бұрын

Thank you!

You should do a similar video about musicians, or even just hip hop (since rock n roll is covered so often its a little cliche at this point). Capital Steez is an interesting individual with a very sad story, and the song "Free The Robots" is the only song Capital Steez made where he didn't sound happy (He jumped off the top story of the Capitol Records Building not long after making the video) he was an amazingly talented individual who was screwed over by record label's. Also had eery lyrics that seemed to allude to how he would go such as "I'm fly like $uic1de jumpers" and "The yellow tape was a warning sign, but it's hard to cut straight to the chase without a dotted line" Eyedea is another very interesting individual who won rap battles and had a very promising future ahead of him but overdosed at a young age. I can go on and on, but there's definitely enough on this topic to make a video about it, or even an entire series

Wow this is so intense. The emotions…..i dont even know what to say. It’s all really heavy.

this was really good

another self portrait i think needs to be included in this is keith harings. i think that’s one of the most heartbreaking pieces ive ever seen and it shows a powerful message about the aids epidemic as well

Beautiful

Can’t wait for my Bryan Charnley moment 😊😊😊

Interested to see what Jack Stauber's final self portrait will look like.

Brian also had the "ESP horns" in his work. The squiggles and mouths are common in schizophrenic art.

It’s crazy to think of Molen's series from an analytical perspective. Was his art accidental? Could he have even understood that what he was creating was a perfect reflection of his mental deterioration?

Interesting last words. I often think my drawings, etc, are meaningless, so I usually just don't do anything, lol.

i just found out picasso died in the 70's. i always thought he died in like the 1700's lol

These stories are so sad!

Very interesting and terrifying

He knew where he was going. He subconsciously knew he fucked up and was to be judged by his creator.

Fun fact: Willam UD Molens last "painting" in 2000 actually was used with a pen on a piece of napkin

There's a video of the caretaker's music set to William UD Molen's portraits. its hauntingly apt.

Another thing that was really freaky was that in those early abstract self portraits, one of them actually had his own blood splattered all over it

damn what a cool fricking channel

Have to make a self portrait for my art class. Let’s hope it’s not my final one lol

I find these calming but horrifying.

Yeah, hate to break it to you but that wasn’t Utermohlen’s final drawing. He actually made two more after the last one you showed.

@ADUMBMAN

Ай бұрын

utermohlen’s true final self portrait made in 2002 seems to be unfinished, but it’s also very frightening if it isn’t since it’s only the shape of a head, no characteristics

@taylorslade8080

Ай бұрын

@@ADUMBMAN to me it seems like he tried to add characteristics but his perception of reality was so warped that all that’s left was a swirled, blank head.

Bro I know this is supposed to be serious but the Picasso one was fuckin hilarious

Also to mention Helene Schjerfbeck's self portraits that changed dramatically from 1895 until the very last at 1945.

Alzheimer and dementia are horrible diseases. I hope they'll find a cure one day.

Hearing the salt and sanctuary main menu theme has me tweaking

john william godward last painting is the prettiest.

fuck, this is depressing.

Can you do more of this stuff 😀

Probably need to start doing some art to get this type of thing out of my head before i get too old and theres too much in there. I dont want to have to look at it though 😮

Enjoyed the video though I do have a suggestion could you have their names present on the screen too? I was trynna look up two of the artists I’d never heard of but couldn’t figure the spelling of their names

@iciarsoto8860

2 ай бұрын

You could try the voice search option on google.

Utermohlen definately tried to draw himself after that, its just that it didnt do anything

picasso was a monster, I can’t believe he lived as long as he did. why do the evil ones live so long lol

6:23 jump scared me for some reason.

Really good ending.

You should do a collaboration with solar sands

not even going to lie, im offing myself as soon as i show symptoms, if i remember that that was what i decided at least.

Haunting bonechilling and interesting

👍

Why did you choose to refer to Utermohlen and Charnley by their first names?