I am watching this video on a train and when you showed Omega Black‘s self portrait I didn’t see anything at first but as you said „depending on your screen resolution you might see nothing“ the train went into a tunnel and the haunting eyes stared back at me.
We are so honored and thrilled to be a part of this wonderful series! We are inspired by the artists featured here, love their work and can relate to what they say. Thanks so much Blind Dweller!!
I'm delighted to be featured alongside these uniquely provocative artists. For those who would have their demons given form, my contact remains open to volunteers.
Hey blind dweller, i really appreciate what you are doing here. As an amateur artist its really difficult to find an outlet to show your work to others. These spaces are rare (or i dont know how to dind them), and you are doing it in such a respectful way. One day i hope i have a portfolio worthy enough to send it to you ❤❤❤
Your work is amazing!! The paintings of the woman in the water (Ophelia??) and the woman pouring water look like Old Masters, and the couple dancing is absolutely beautiful, despite the inspiration (I also suffer from deep bouts of depression). You should be so proud of how far you've come in just a few years...and the fact that you're completely self-taught makes your work even more astounding.
These are some of my favorite episodes! Thank you so much for showcasing so many unique and wonderful artists out there. You really have opened doors for me, and to you I will forever be grateful!
I know that this kind of videos are not bringing as many views as your deep dives but man are you doing a great job and how much we need this kind of content
Absolutely love the artists that you decided to platform, but especially love Pyras work! Each piece brings out an emotion, and it’s interesting to reflect on what one’s make me uncomfortable and exploring the ‘why’ on why it does. Definitely feels like I am experience a poem for each piece without having any words written or spoken 🖤
My compliments to you and the artists you've featured. Even before AI, computers have begun to trivialized the visual image. In NYC, in the 80's, I saw artists lugging around their portfolios to compete with artists who were using Photoshop. They were competing to serve corporations or commerce. AI can imitate but not originate the darker depths of the human mind, or maybe the relationship between an alienated individual and a nurturing or repressive culture. What difference would that make to an AI entity? In the 1850's artists were in a panic over the invention of the camera and yet it gave rise to the impressionists, cubists and modern art. I guess I view artistic expression as literature.
I can't believe this video was only half an hour. There was so much to take in and feel, time slowed down as I traveled through so many different perspectives.
this series is what inspires me to take a more experimental turn on my own art. its also very cool to see what other people create due to their own creativity or past, some of it makes me morbidly curious about the creator and makes me want to get to know the one responsible for such jaw dropping pieces.
Thanks for the show i can't imagine what it is like to be found and appreciated. I have been painting for over 20 years here in the NW uk🇬🇧 but nobody buys art in Wigan. I'm told that the way to go is Instagram but as a total technophobe, what i need is a manager. I'm disabled retired struggling self taught realistic painter in oil and watercolour. I have sold some but not nearly enough to be full time, thank goodness for the pension.😁
Realmente inspiradores! Estou apaixonada pelo conceito desse vídeo e precisando de muito auto controle para não maratonar toda essa série de uma só vez. Estou seguindo todos os artistas. Espero que o proprietário do canal consiga traduzir este comentário. I'm from Brasil, btw.
So great to have another brilliant installment of this series. You always gift us with such darkly diverse and inspiring art by some really astonding artists. I love that a lot of the artists you showcase are self taught (as I myself am) which always makes there work even more remarkable and a more relatable edge. All the art in this installment is really emotive. I love how the darker side of living with mental health finds a visual language in the work of this amazing artists,these videos are really engaging in a deeply vicseral and achingly human way. I really hope that in the future you find a way to hold and curate an actual exhibition of the artists you bring to us in these videos.The gfact you are a painter yourself always means you se the art in a really unique way,seeing it through your own artist's eyes. Can't wait for the next installment of this creatively dark beauty.(matt)
I would love to be apart of of these amazing collection of videos. But im too young and i dont have a big enough portfolio. I have a dedicated 5 full pieces. Im 17, and im a surreal artist. I plan on majoring in fine art in college
Blind Dweller, every time I have tried to find accurate information about my father John "Hugh " Child, I can not find any realistic information, including his time at the Royal Academiy Of Art, i however do only have a small amount of physical old family sculptures, but quite a lot of drawings, plus several artworks. JH.Child 1927-1989
Neo one was on of the sickest graffiti artists in Denver in the early nineties. I bet he doesn't like sharing his name. Dude stopped tagging neo one after the matrix but my homie is a fucking legend.
Helo agen im sorry not to be conected for so long because i have kind of test on my art school thing and thats why o i listen abaute a artist called escher but i dont now his story can you talk aboute escher please i promise you gonna love of his art work
The upside down cross is the symbol of a Catholic saint. Use the internet to understand things instead of complaining. Be kind on the internet or say nothing at all.
@Ashly, The Artist symbols have multiple meanings, I hate to break it too u but it's more than just a upside down cross, it's a whole ideology that the first 2 artists CLEARLY states. They define there art using leftist terms and thought patterns. I don't think they are Christians bro 😂 that much is clear. Point is the swastika also has multiple meanings as do all images. Btw that whole explanation u made is the one made by rappers who use the symbol.......and 666 and everything evil with it.
@Ashly, The Artist But ontop of all that my whole point is literally true. You can make fun of Jesus but not a "black" person or a gay person. Ppl who hate the KKK but find this acceptable are the ppl I'm talking about. Brainwashed
Are you serious? lmao 1. Not everyone believes in your religion. 2. Racism and antisemitism are simply not on the same level as ""blasphemy"". This form of so-called blasphemy hurts no one.
I've watched, liked, thoroughly enjoyed and subscribed all of your uploads. This one however, ends it for me. As soon as i heard 'they/them', it was an instant turn off. Good luck.
@@staidanom Not at all mate. Acknowledging a mental disorder is abetting one. I tend to follow and support people who know how to 'keep it real'. There are much bigger problems in the world at large, and life in specific that pronouns ought to be the least of anyone's concern. That being said, since you took the liberty of replying in the "Exact" same way as i anticipated someone would. you must be american LOL. Cheers, i refrain from engaging with a low life .
I think it's awesome you do this for artists who don't have a name! Very cool. I'm going to look up your Instagram and like it right now. As an artist myself, I think I might have to send you some of my stuff at some point. This is awesome what you're doing.
Thank you Blind Dweller for this series you created. I'm honored to be included in this insanely cool episode. 🖤
♥️♥️♥️♥️ in love with your art and this episode ♥️♥️♥️♥️
@@sabrinaaverna5738 🖤🖤
Your art is amazing!
@@CarolH2O i'm really glad you like it! It means a lot to me 🖤
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I am watching this video on a train and when you showed Omega Black‘s self portrait I didn’t see anything at first but as you said „depending on your screen resolution you might see nothing“ the train went into a tunnel and the haunting eyes stared back at me.
What a wicked way to experience such a piece for the first time. I was rather stirred by it nonetheless in a dimly daylit room.
We are so honored and thrilled to be a part of this wonderful series! We are inspired by the artists featured here, love their work and can relate to what they say. Thanks so much Blind Dweller!!
I'm delighted to be featured alongside these uniquely provocative artists.
For those who would have their demons given form, my contact remains open to volunteers.
Hey blind dweller, i really appreciate what you are doing here. As an amateur artist its really difficult to find an outlet to show your work to others. These spaces are rare (or i dont know how to dind them), and you are doing it in such a respectful way.
One day i hope i have a portfolio worthy enough to send it to you ❤❤❤
Thank you for the feature man! I love this series and I'm honored to be a part of it.
So grateful to be acknowledged by your channel and included in one of these videos thank you so much!
Omegablack is an amazing artist, been following his work for a long while. Really fond of his use of red, and the way he draws teeth!
Thanks for including me, Blind Dweller :) You showcase a lot of really good artist, so this was a really fun treat :)
Your art is truly special!
@@Zoevandyne thank you very much.
Thanks for supporting these artists
Very impressive works, from all of these artist. Thanks Blind Dweller.
Thanks for showing off some of my work and listening to me.
Your work is amazing!! The paintings of the woman in the water (Ophelia??) and the woman pouring water look like Old Masters, and the couple dancing is absolutely beautiful, despite the inspiration (I also suffer from deep bouts of depression). You should be so proud of how far you've come in just a few years...and the fact that you're completely self-taught makes your work even more astounding.
@@Terri_MacKay thanks for your words
These are some of my favorite episodes! Thank you so much for showcasing so many unique and wonderful artists out there. You really have opened doors for me, and to you I will forever be grateful!
I know that this kind of videos are not bringing as many views as your deep dives but man are you doing a great job and how much we need this kind of content
Charles Schick and Regina Bartkoff are two of my favorite artists. Thank you for this!
Thank You for supporting me in this yourney. Have lots of inspirations for future
God I love this channel gives me so much inspiration to continue in my art endeavors
Absolutely love the artists that you decided to platform, but especially love Pyras work! Each piece brings out an emotion, and it’s interesting to reflect on what one’s make me uncomfortable and exploring the ‘why’ on why it does. Definitely feels like I am experience a poem for each piece without having any words written or spoken 🖤
I believe I'm following just about every artist you've showcased. Thank you for sharing.
Eternally Grateful for this non stop Art exhibit you've given to us. I enjoyed their incredible work.
Are you telling me lorenzo got to this Level in under 3 years?
Why am i even still painting...
Yeah. I almost didn't know how to grab a pencil few years ago. I started making pages and pages of circles tbh i was good at drawing when I was a kid
@@squarz totally insane what you accomplished in such short time.
@@Ennugget ty but I should have done a lot better...
@@squarz thats bullshit.
Thank you for showing us the artists!
So glad I found your channel, your work is incredible
My compliments to you and the artists you've featured.
Even before AI, computers have begun to trivialized the visual image. In NYC, in the 80's, I saw artists lugging around their portfolios to compete with artists who were using Photoshop. They were competing to serve corporations or commerce.
AI can imitate but not originate the darker depths of the human mind, or maybe the relationship between an alienated individual and a nurturing or repressive culture. What difference would that make to an AI entity?
In the 1850's artists were in a panic over the invention of the camera and yet it gave rise to the impressionists, cubists and modern art. I guess I view artistic expression as literature.
Great channel. Keep it up
Omega Black is a huge inspiration for my own work. Love the dudes art
Oh man im a huge fan of omega black. The photo edits theyd done before are so horrendous, i love it
My favorite topic ❤
What a great channel , and the work you spotlight my friend is nothing short of amazing. ⭐
Another amazing production by Blind Dweller featuring the talent of independent artists! This channel is so refreshing and inspirational ❤
I can't believe this video was only half an hour. There was so much to take in and feel, time slowed down as I traveled through so many different perspectives.
this series is what inspires me to take a more experimental turn on my own art. its also very cool to see what other people create due to their own creativity or past, some of it makes me morbidly curious about the creator and makes me want to get to know the one responsible for such jaw dropping pieces.
Thanks for the show i can't imagine what it is like to be found and appreciated. I have been painting for over 20 years here in the NW uk🇬🇧 but nobody buys art in Wigan. I'm told that the way to go is Instagram but as a total technophobe, what i need is a manager. I'm disabled retired struggling self taught realistic painter in oil and watercolour. I have sold some but not nearly enough to be full time, thank goodness for the pension.😁
Gosh🖤🔥🔥🔥
Realmente inspiradores! Estou apaixonada pelo conceito desse vídeo e precisando de muito auto controle para não maratonar toda essa série de uma só vez. Estou seguindo todos os artistas. Espero que o proprietário do canal consiga traduzir este comentário. I'm from Brasil, btw.
This video has really taught me a lot about the current state of the outsider market. It's always good to put things into perspective. Haha.
NEONART MENTIONED 🗣️🗣️🗣️😊
Lorenzo got this got after 2 years of painting??? Holy smokes!
Gosh they are all fascinating artists. Thank you.
So great to have another brilliant installment of this series. You always gift us with such darkly diverse and inspiring art by some really astonding artists. I love that a lot of the artists you showcase are self taught (as I myself am) which always makes there work even more remarkable and a more relatable edge. All the art in this installment is really emotive. I love how the darker side of living with mental health finds a visual language in the work of this amazing artists,these videos are really engaging in a deeply vicseral and achingly human way. I really hope that in the future you find a way to hold and curate an actual exhibition of the artists you bring to us in these videos.The gfact you are a painter yourself always means you se the art in a really unique way,seeing it through your own artist's eyes. Can't wait for the next installment of this creatively dark beauty.(matt)
As an artist forever in training, I love your videos dude.
You are awesome
Love this series! You showed some great ones this time!!!
I would love to be apart of of these amazing collection of videos. But im too young and i dont have a big enough portfolio. I have a dedicated 5 full pieces. Im 17, and im a surreal artist. I plan on majoring in fine art in college
Brilliant 👌
Your videos are truly the best. Keep up the good work as always.
I am obsessed with your channel!
Pacman with hyperealistic gums is so disconcerting
Blind Dweller, every time I have tried to find accurate information about my father John "Hugh " Child, I can not find any realistic information, including his time at the Royal Academiy Of Art, i however do only have a small amount of physical old family sculptures, but quite a lot of drawings, plus several artworks.
JH.Child 1927-1989
Bryce Clevenger's work reminds me of the 5th Element ngl
Lov you
Dan Peacock would make a dope episode
Yeas... Take my data
Thank you
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You should do a video on Kurt Cobains art! It’s really fascinating stuff that is right up your alley
He already did! It's pretty cool too.
Awesome work! I like to blend art with music.Doing art/music on my YT channel is the only thing that keeps me out of trouble.
Will I be able to include my art in this series? Maybe no.
Neo one was on of the sickest graffiti artists in Denver in the early nineties. I bet he doesn't like sharing his name. Dude stopped tagging neo one after the matrix but my homie is a fucking legend.
zaza
Do you only show the weird, depressing, dark type of "art" as undiscovered? What about pop art, abstract art or sculptures?
Helo agen im sorry not to be conected for so long because i have kind of test on my art school thing and thats why o i listen abaute a artist called escher but i dont now his story can you talk aboute escher please i promise you gonna love of his art work
The difference between the art from a degree holder and that of the self taught is jarring…
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Doesn’t every artist start from scratch???😂👍
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I identify as Who! WHAT?
What’s an un-independent artist?
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You may like my works
Bryce isn't good at painting actually in my opinion.
Pyra sucks too.
Demonic. Nothing new.
This is some SICQUE, Disturbing shit. Really, Piss, Really. It is a cop-out
Leftists be Artin😂
Anti christ symbols are ok, swastika symbols aren't. K......makes alot of sense 😅
The upside down cross is the symbol of a Catholic saint. Use the internet to understand things instead of complaining. Be kind on the internet or say nothing at all.
@Ashly, The Artist symbols have multiple meanings, I hate to break it too u but it's more than just a upside down cross, it's a whole ideology that the first 2 artists CLEARLY states. They define there art using leftist terms and thought patterns. I don't think they are Christians bro 😂 that much is clear. Point is the swastika also has multiple meanings as do all images. Btw that whole explanation u made is the one made by rappers who use the symbol.......and 666 and everything evil with it.
@Ashly, The Artist But ontop of all that my whole point is literally true. You can make fun of Jesus but not a "black" person or a gay person. Ppl who hate the KKK but find this acceptable are the ppl I'm talking about. Brainwashed
Are you serious? lmao
1. Not everyone believes in your religion.
2. Racism and antisemitism are simply not on the same level as ""blasphemy"". This form of so-called blasphemy hurts no one.
I've watched, liked, thoroughly enjoyed and subscribed all of your uploads. This one however, ends it for me. As soon as i heard 'they/them', it was an instant turn off. Good luck.
Ohhhh nooo someone was being civil/respectful...better unsubscribe. Lol wtf is wrong with you?
How snowflakey of you. You scared of pronouns?
@@staidanom Not at all mate. Acknowledging a mental disorder is abetting one. I tend to follow and support people who know how to 'keep it real'. There are much bigger problems in the world at large, and life in specific that pronouns ought to be the least of anyone's concern. That being said, since you took the liberty of replying in the "Exact" same way as i anticipated someone would. you must be american LOL. Cheers, i refrain from engaging with a low life
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I think it's awesome you do this for artists who don't have a name! Very cool. I'm going to look up your Instagram and like it right now. As an artist myself, I think I might have to send you some of my stuff at some point. This is awesome what you're doing.
Hey there BD, I was wondering if you could do a video on art or paintings made with blood! I think it would make for a good video 👍
to hell with " Pronouns " !!
do you have a discord?
channel thing for the community
Miles Johnson is INCREDIBLE