Bram did not pick up a paintbrush until he was nearly 40, but he always loved watching artists on TV. Drawing from Bob Ross’ and Bill Alexander’s enthusiasm, once he started painting, he was instantly captivated and put a legal career on hold to paint full-time.
Bram is a Certified Bob Ross Instructor and works directly with Bob’s son, Steve Ross. They travel around the country offering painting classes to anyone who wants to learn. When not traveling, Bram teaches near his home in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. More about Bram at www.paintwithbram.com
My plan is to have at least 1-2 new uploads per week.
To learn a bit more about me you can check out www.paintwithbram.com or my insta @paintwithbram. Physical mail can be directed to Bram Bevins - PO Box 151, Walland, TN 37886
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So beautiful 😊
Is there a tutorial for this one
Awesome thanks
Super.......
Lovely painting but the trees spoilt it forme
Where's the video so I can follow how to do this lol
thank you for filming/posting this. I really wish Steve had a painting show of his own.
Thank you very much. The video is very helpful ❤
I just learned of what happened,& laying here watching young Steve paint.I will be more than happy to follow your painting Steve.
Bob used the big brushes a lot
I can't explain why, but I don't enjoy ASMR videos
Should have explained the base process . I have no clue what to do ! Liquid clear then black ? Then colours , or what ??? 🤦♀️ ffs
Awesome, though it doesn't look red rather orange.
"How big is my moon? I don't know... some kind of Pyrex dish," made me laugh out loud.😂
Gorgeous
I think Columbia has a big mountain and the stars around it.
Awesome to see Steve out there doing his thing
Bonjour, j'aurais voulu savoir c'est quoi ce que vous mettez au début sur la toile ? merci
❤
“Thanks Dad.”
did you cover with liquid clear ir just raw color ]
Hi Bram. Josh said to watch you.
Where is Bram!? Why doesn’t he post anymore??
Why isn’t Bram posting anymore?
Same been wondering myself😢
Enjoying ALL of your shorts- watching through the list- great editing and music!! Mesmerizing shorts-!
Beautifully rendered tree!! You have the best technique down - with clouds- bushes- foliage- mountains!!! No one can replicate as such-
The edge of the Josh bristle brushes fray out and cannot give the same affect- as the Ross one inch
Beautiful- but the one inch brush wasn’t doing the job - your clouds are - where masterful- using the Ross brushes-
The paint doesn’t appear to be Bob Ross paint- colors and consistency-
Beautiful- however can tell the brushes from Josh are not the same- the affects are not same- his brushes are cheap bristles and fray on the ends- the Ross are firm and come to - stay flat and or chiseled- can never achieve the same with Josh cheap brushes
I'm sorry but I don't know what you are saying? I'm using my brushes
Beautiful colors and color mixing- you’ mastered trees and bushes- really beautifully- Very nice idea- composition!!
Nice- but that’s not a Bob Ross brush- his brushes are the best- no one can duplicate the bristles of his brushes! They’re firm- and last long time- they don’t frey out at the tips- and have a sable like quality too them- All of these KZreadrs like Josh created his own brushes- don’t waste your time and money- the Princeton (gesso 2 inch brush ) is next to the Bob Ross brush- Josh’s brushes are NOT the same quality- not the same kind of bristles and just a cheap rendition of a bristle brush!!!
That was an Alexander brush which are the best brushes. It's from the 80s. That's what Bob used then made ones just like them. I also sell my own brushes that are natural hair and very good.
J aimera aujourd'hui le 27/6/2024 vraiment savoir quand on achète les pinceaux et le couteau sur amazone en France s'est eux qui touche l argent de bob ross vraiment si quelqu'un peu me le dire merci merci
Je viens de regarder le documentaire de netflix quel horreur s'est héritage je vous comprend j ai été dans un héritage pareil un frère vie dans la maison des parents et cela fait 10 ans qu'il y vie comme on est plusieurs enfants les autres l on laisser dedans et encore aujourd'hui il s y trouve (( esse que quand je regarde les vidéo sur KZread de votre père sest qui qui touches les droit de bob ross car je ne le ferai plus si c'est eu et pas vous le fils de bob ross))dite le moi un grand merci orenez soin de vous Camille de France
Gorgeous
I'm glad Bob's legacy is still around! Oh my god when Steve said "We need to make a decision here.." that was Bob Ross descended into him!
Hi, quick question, did you use liquid clear on its own or did you thin it with anything? I don't want to apply as is and wipe it with a paper towel, that's just wasting a lot of liquid clear and it's too expensive to do that. Many thanks
Great. .. more than great🎉🎉🎉
Fantastic
Steve now I know why Bob wanted you to take over when he had to stop painting, you are a very gifted artist, and as good as your Dad or maybe a shade better, lol, You are very gifted, and I am so glad you can carry on your father legacy, Would of loved to watch him paint in person and you too. Go get em soldier, carry on!
Steve ahould be on Patreon. A LOT of fans would support him!
Luv the color❤
how is ur caves attached to your easel
I would like to buy my paint supplies from Steve Ross. Is that possible?
I would like to buy my paint supplies from Steve Ross. Is that possible?
Have you allowed the dark colour to dry first before adding the white and have you applied a layer of liquid clear ty you really inspire me😊
This was very helpful after struggling on and off with these trees. I painted 5 evergreen trees on a practice canvas following these techniques and felt like they were some of the best I have done.
This is cool, and beautiful and i want to paint it but the sound you have to do something about it´s not good !
Hello Bram, I just wanted to take a second to mention to you that you may think it's boring for people to watch you prepping the canvas , but for a new painter, it's confidence building for him/her to actually see the exact process you use to get the canvas ready to start painting.. Some will understand with little help, others prefer to have things laid out so they can feel like they are fully prepared to start.. I think it's good to once in a while , to go over things from the very beginning to help out your brand new viewers.. Letting people know that they're learning the wet on wet technique, telling them they can blend paint right on the canvas.. all the info specific to the style your teaching.. I think it's ok to repeat things, just to drum it into the students the techniques they will be using..