I'm a simple man, I see a new video on Peter Draws and I cry out in an unreasonable amount of joy and enthusiasm, startling my coworkers in the process. I bull-rush through the cubicle isle, knocking women and children out of the way as I scream in excitement "PETER DRAWS! PETER DRAWS!" A tear comes to my eye. A tear of joy. I wipe it away as I remember I need to stay macho. Everyone begins to stare. I don’t care. I’m already out the door and starting my car. I speed home with the fury of a starving lion taking down a gazelle. But the lion is malnourished. So am I. I haven’t had a new video from Peter in a few days. I finally arrive home, my palette whet. Work clothes off. Comfy clothes on. I sit back, relax, and begin the journey. Oh sweet heaven. I am home. I watch the episode and it really lubes my gears something swell. 38 sweet seconds later I fall asleep from the crash after the adrenaline rush. I awake the next morning to a phone call. It’s from the boss. I’ve been fired for leaving work on a Saturday at 10:30 in the morning with no notice of absence. I don’t care, PETER DRAWS! Why were their children in the cubicle isle?
I know the feeling . Your heart quickens , and your breath becomes labored . Your head swims momentarily but you shake it off because you have to . Your eyes blur from the hunger , the need . And then finally you're there . With the hope and joy of every child on Christmas morning you're face to face with the pizza delivery guy .
Anyone can do art really it doesnt have to look good. If you like it and someone else says its horrible or something, that doesnt mean its horrible, if you like it then you like it its your art. Dont switch to not likeing it because someone says they dont like it. Its your art and you should be the one to judge it. And dont change your art because someone else doesnt like it, its yours not theirs.Change it the way you would like to change it, if you dont want to change it and think your done, then its done, no one else can change that. Thank you peter for sharing this video as always i love ur vids and farewell.
I hope your life is a little less stressful, these days - or at least, you’ve caught a break, between then, and now. If not, or you just had a rough day today … well, hey, welcome back 👋 wanna relax with me and re-watch something chill and nice? 😊 take care of yourself pal
Peter, this painting is so beautiful. Actually it's almost scary, and kind of imposing, like looking at the insides of a magnificent creature like a whale but maybe you're scared and in awe in equal measure because WOW you're inside a whale but oh NO you're inside a whale. Also I thought I saw a couple of people trying to struggle out of the goop there, in the middle, there! Oh you missed them. Love you Peter Edit: I find it relaxing and reassuring to think that while I was living my strained, unhappy day on Earth today, Peter was across the other side of it, editing his painting video and most likely doing more art.
Being able to go back to areas and keep screwing around with it is what I find so attractive in charcoal drawing. Played around a bit with oilpaint years ago, maybe I'll take it up again. But for now I am focussing on value, light and dark, fun stuff. Thanks for your enjoyable video's, bless.
One day some historian is going to stumble upon this and come up with some abstract idea of what it means and why you did it when really you made it cause you wanted to.
Emily Yyyy First, no art historian will stick an abstarct piece to a specific meaning. Secondly, his “will” to create this painting is influenced by his inner emotions and external effects. The reasons he wanted to paint it is totally unknown to us and maybe even to him.
@@danie7kovacs Good point. I feel like it's the same with literature, especially teachers overanalyzing surface level descriptions. Writer: "She looked between the red curtains, out the windows and beyond the horizon..." Teacher: The curtains are red because the character is in love. Writer: The curtains are red because I said they were. Edit: We share the same first name.
Bob Ross explains brush and maneuvering the brush to easily blend colors, also coating canvas with liquid white before going into painting always makes it so much easier to blend colors so there’s no defined line.I really enjoy your videos and look forward to your comfortable growth using utensils and oil paints you make
It's funny how I'm ok just watching the one video peter posts per week but every once in a while i need huge doses of Peter and end up binging his videos for 3 days. That's where i am now and this video just happened to be the one i was watching while coming to this realization. Love yall 💗
Absolutely love your calm voice. I am not young chronologically and when I was young was told I made too much mess to paint so became an actor. I can’t draw properly but love small detailed drawing - but painting clouds is heaven! I would like to progress, hard to give myself the time.
I love the colors of it. It's very brooding with moments of brightness. Like someone who is in a dark place in their life but has the rare fleeting moments of hope. I would love to have this in my home
Omg! Peter! You just aren't looking at your painting with the right eyes! It is amazing! A masterpiece! You should always make these, I can see them becoming something huge someday :D Great Job!
I love how it started and ended its really unique love the way u make these halv circles wingslike/almost like fathers made by brush strokes .the layering is so unique 😍💖
So happy I stopped to watch this video. I was feeling so bad and anxious and your video made me feel so much better. I really want to start painting again. But I know how you feel with paint you just keep going and wish you had stopped at one point. That’s why I love my drawing tablet because I can undo stuff and it’s great. But noting truly beats the real thing.
I like it a lot. I’m a bit of a doodler, and I see you doing it. Just adding a detail here, a neat shape here, and impression of depth on this part, I want a different texture or pattern here, ooh nice contrast. I like it.
Thanks Peter. I just found you and have just got I to oils after years of watercolours and acrylics. I was wondering about using MDF and you just answered all my questions! Thanks heaps. I have liked and subscribed. Love your calm talk too.
I really like this painting! I see 3 people. One on the left with a hood, a blond girl in the middle and Chewbacca on the right. I also see 2 hands. One big hand palm up, bottom right, reaching out to the viewer. I think it belongs to the guy in the hoodie. Then a smaller hand that belongs to the blond on the arm of the hoodie guy and she's like... "Don't." Chewbacca is all leaned back wondering who kissed his beard. Probably the blond girl. Looks like she is going in for a kiss with the guy in the hoodie, but ran out of lipstick. He is all like, "How dare you try to kiss me after telling me Don't!" Great painting!
That primer works well. If you want to do multiple layers and sand it with a fine grit sandpaper your art will come out a tad bit better but not really noticable. If it were for a museam piece you would want to sand it. You can also use plain ole Rust-Oleum primer. Wood, especially MDF, is very porous and rough textured. If you don't prime the wood it will soak up the paint and you will use more. You can also save your oil paints. You can cover the pallet with alumin foil or cellophane and refrigerate or freeze it. Good luck painting!
Oils are divine, gorgeous mixed tints and feel that I can't seem to get with acrylic. But the solvent smells got to me. I inherited it all from my dad too and he had some beautiful discontinued colours from 60 years ago. Mdf is great because it doesn't flex when the brush touches it, it's a nice resist and it's smooth. (Just thought of something as you layered - you could scratch into the paint with the other end of the brush and pull the lower colours up, that'd be fun to watch 😊) ..."professional lighting technician" 😄
Yes, Peter there where a few places that I saw you could have stopped and not covered what you had already laid down with the brush. Have you tried painting like on three canvases at one time? Since you love the feel so much of the oil paints, and use alot of paint on the mix board you could do that I think. Then when you stand back and see a place you should leave be but have other color strokes going through you mind you can lay those down on another canvas. It would be fun to see you do this! Especially on a day when Peter Draws creativity is about to blow up the apartment? I feel ya! Much love ❤ & I was actually scrolling down the RUclips list trying to find you earlier. I'd like to think you were summoned...lol. 💋 Adu~
SO good job with the oils and the reason for priming especially with oil paint is the paint can actually attack the surface and cause it to rot or be eaten! You can paint with acrylic paint then after it dry's go over that with oil paints and that is another way to prime a surface! Most house paints are NOT archival and will fade over time. It is not made to last! this way we have to keep painting our houses! Another example of planned obsolescence! I like your picture before it got so dark as it is I am not sure about it, like you said maybe you need to stop early and come back and NOT do anything?
I remember having to photograph my paintings in art school and you have to balance the light on all sides to keep it even. Luckily I was also a photography major so I had some familiarity with the light meters. My friend had high gloss in her paintings and had a heck of a time photographing them.
I enjoy painting on wood as well I found. I mean you can't beat a 2x4 piece of MDF for $3 from the big box store as opposed to a canvas that's 20x more expensive. I paint using acrylic for color therapy and my style is very autonomous and organic but extremely bright. Put's the rods and cones to work. ;)
Oil paintings are usually given a final coat of a varnish to bring out the rich colors and let the layers shine, especially if they are thin and translucent. Not that you have to follow that convention. Just a suggestion. If you’re interested in trying that out.
painting on wood is a tradition that goes back far past when we started using canvas to paint on in the renaissance, canvas was adopted because it won't split like wood and it being a much lighter and transportable material. early canvas were all exclusively made from linen and hemp, cotton canvases are a more modern adaption.
Your cameraman never came back did he? He saw you do the whole hold-book-with-foot-whilst-recording thing and felt obsolete so now you’re having to go it alone. Find him Peter. Find him and promise you’ll never toe a book again.
"Blending is the colour I'm thinking of!"
And the the sigh after that ;)
blending; where one colour goes into another colour and they become friends
Rich Wedge I love this line. 😄🎨
Rich Wedge Colors with benefits?
Lol, i was like a kid in class who knew the answer when he said that, lol. raising my hand going, ooh ooh oh!!! lol.
I'm stealing it....
sounds like something bob ross would say
The comment section on this channel is always so nice and wholesome. It makes me feel good.
I'm a simple man, I see a new video on Peter Draws and I cry out in an unreasonable amount of joy and enthusiasm, startling my coworkers in the process. I bull-rush through the cubicle isle, knocking women and children out of the way as I scream in excitement "PETER DRAWS! PETER DRAWS!" A tear comes to my eye. A tear of joy. I wipe it away as I remember I need to stay macho. Everyone begins to stare. I don’t care. I’m already out the door and starting my car. I speed home with the fury of a starving lion taking down a gazelle. But the lion is malnourished. So am I. I haven’t had a new video from Peter in a few days. I finally arrive home, my palette whet. Work clothes off. Comfy clothes on. I sit back, relax, and begin the journey. Oh sweet heaven. I am home. I watch the episode and it really lubes my gears something swell. 38 sweet seconds later I fall asleep from the crash after the adrenaline rush. I awake the next morning to a phone call. It’s from the boss. I’ve been fired for leaving work on a Saturday at 10:30 in the morning with no notice of absence. I don’t care, PETER DRAWS! Why were their children in the cubicle isle?
Actually, Peter Paints.
TheBuefurd aviri levels
I know the feeling . Your heart quickens , and your breath becomes labored . Your head swims momentarily but you shake it off because you have to . Your eyes blur from the hunger , the need . And then finally you're there . With the hope and joy of every child on Christmas morning you're face to face with the pizza delivery guy .
The Bluefurd 😄😍👋👍
I like how some people can sound like English majors :)
Anyone can do art really it doesnt have to look good. If you like it and someone else says its horrible or something, that doesnt mean its horrible, if you like it then you like it its your art. Dont switch to not likeing it because someone says they dont like it. Its your art and you should be the one to judge it. And dont change your art because someone else doesnt like it, its yours not theirs.Change it the way you would like to change it, if you dont want to change it and think your done, then its done, no one else can change that. Thank you peter for sharing this video as always i love ur vids and farewell.
And even if YOU dont like your own art, someone else will probably like it 😉
Maybe all art piecs are valuable, but some show ideas in a much more effcicient and
conscientious manner.
your voice is so therapeutic. i'm dealing with some stressful stuff right now so i'm so grateful for your videos.
Thank you.
I hope your life is a little less stressful, these days - or at least, you’ve caught a break, between then, and now.
If not, or you just had a rough day today … well, hey, welcome back 👋 wanna relax with me and re-watch something chill and nice? 😊 take care of yourself pal
"When the colors meets and come together and become friends"
The cutest way I have ever heard blending explained😂❤
They become very good friends because they create a new color :)
group hug 👨🏾🚀
Peter, this painting is so beautiful. Actually it's almost scary, and kind of imposing, like looking at the insides of a magnificent creature like a whale but maybe you're scared and in awe in equal measure because WOW you're inside a whale but oh NO you're inside a whale. Also I thought I saw a couple of people trying to struggle out of the goop there, in the middle, there! Oh you missed them. Love you Peter
Edit: I find it relaxing and reassuring to think that while I was living my strained, unhappy day on Earth today, Peter was across the other side of it, editing his painting video and most likely doing more art.
Peter Paints.... is unequivocally, absolutly, ....... positivly, scrumptiously, cretaceously......the best show on the youtube channel👏
Especially cretaceously 😄👍
I agree with all of this 😁
True true. Weeeell, Maybe the second best show;) lol
I really love how those pinkish colors blend into this painting
Being able to go back to areas and keep screwing around with it is what I find so attractive in charcoal drawing.
Played around a bit with oilpaint years ago, maybe I'll take it up again. But for now I am focussing on value, light and dark, fun stuff.
Thanks for your enjoyable video's, bless.
...when peter paints he paints the darkness in his soul O_O
Great tutorial, dude. Enjoyed it. I'm not an abstract kind of guy, I'm more hyper realism. But I totally enjoyed this video.
I like the adventurous peter who draws but also attempts other artforms.
Priming both sides because one side might "get lonely"... I love that!
"blending is the color I'm thinking of..."
yes that was the color I was hoping you'd say.
i love how u just talk relaxed withouth pressure that everyhting needs to be said as smooth as possible, Its very raw and pure and like it.
i want this on my wall i swear i’m in love with the deep dark mysterious sinful yet rebellious vibe it sends towards me
One day some historian is going to stumble upon this and come up with some abstract idea of what it means and why you did it when really you made it cause you wanted to.
Emily Yyyy First, no art historian will stick an abstarct piece to a specific meaning. Secondly, his “will” to create this painting is influenced by his inner emotions and external effects. The reasons he wanted to paint it is totally unknown to us and maybe even to him.
@@danie7kovacs Good point. I feel like it's the same with literature, especially teachers overanalyzing surface level descriptions.
Writer: "She looked between the red curtains, out the windows and beyond the horizon..."
Teacher: The curtains are red because the character is in love.
Writer: The curtains are red because I said they were.
Edit: We share the same first name.
Bob Ross explains brush and maneuvering the brush to easily blend colors, also coating canvas with liquid white before going into painting always makes it so much easier to blend colors so there’s no defined line.I really enjoy your videos and look forward to your comfortable growth using utensils and oil paints you make
Funny you mention Bob Ross. I stumbled on this video and as I watched I thought, "this guy is the Bob Ross of abstract art!"
It's funny how I'm ok just watching the one video peter posts per week but every once in a while i need huge doses of Peter and end up binging his videos for 3 days. That's where i am now and this video just happened to be the one i was watching while coming to this realization. Love yall 💗
i’ve been watching peter for a really long time and i don’t think i’ll ever stop watching
Mariah Langehennig - Are you why he keeps moving address?
Absolutely love your calm voice. I am not young chronologically and when I was young was told I made too much mess to paint so became an actor. I can’t draw properly but love small detailed drawing - but painting clouds is heaven! I would like to progress, hard to give myself the time.
Homie
Im here to insist
You find a little time
To let yourself do some painting
Once in a while
Any paint 🎨
Please
*🅱️ e t e r Draws Presents*
"Alright, hello everybody. 🅱️ e t e r here."
😂😂😂 😔👌 😥👊
Peter actually kinda sounds like Joe from Family Guy
Welcome everybody to really original and actual memes
Why is this so high up on the comment section?
Oh no. Now I hear Jo Swanson. Why did I catch up. Whyyyyyyyyyyy...😢
I love the time of the day that I've finished my work and can watch Peter Draws
the way his brain works is so interesting and his art never disappoints.
This is such a wholesome good feeling video
I love the colors of it. It's very brooding with moments of brightness. Like someone who is in a dark place in their life but has the rare fleeting moments of hope. I would love to have this in my home
“Like one color goes in with another color and they become friends” is such Bob Ross thing to say
I loved this painting. It was authentic. It was you, Peter, and that makes it a cool piece of art in my book.
This is the only channel I've ever decided to get notifications on and I've never been happier I made that decision. :)
Excellent, do what makes you happy, love all your stuff!
One could definitely meditate while listening to this
Omg! Peter! You just aren't looking at your painting with the right eyes! It is amazing! A masterpiece! You should always make these, I can see them becoming something huge someday :D Great Job!
5:20 honestly all those lines you keep painting and drawing got me feeling some type of way
Smooth, stylistic, soothing....connected. Thx.
I love how it started and ended its really unique love the way u make these halv circles wingslike/almost like fathers made by brush strokes .the layering is so unique 😍💖
So happy I stopped to watch this video. I was feeling so bad and anxious and your video made me feel so much better. I really want to start painting again. But I know how you feel with paint you just keep going and wish you had stopped at one point. That’s why I love my drawing tablet because I can undo stuff and it’s great. But noting truly beats the real thing.
You should try painting with gouache! Great stuff as always!
keep at it man, painting is an adventure
Such. A. Boss. Forever one of my inspirations for creating, also that painting is epic.
Ooh wow, that looked wonderful. I'm going to try abstract oils for the first time tomorrow.
I like it a lot. I’m a bit of a doodler, and I see you doing it. Just adding a detail here, a neat shape here, and impression of depth on this part, I want a different texture or pattern here, ooh nice contrast. I like it.
I love it! It feels like a microscopic image of a piece of coral or something. Very cool
Definitely continue with oil paintings!! You’ll get better with each one and I’d love to see your art style with colour added!! :D
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. I came here from your outline markers video. I really like you. Definitely going to subscribe. Thank you.
Thanks Peter. I just found you and have just got I to oils after years of watercolours and acrylics. I was wondering about using MDF and you just answered all my questions! Thanks heaps. I have liked and subscribed. Love your calm talk too.
Loved this so much 💓 Thank you as always. I hope everyone here is doing well and not being too harsh on themselves.⭐🌠🌞
I love the telecaster in the background
ooh love how it turned out!
you remind me of a mix of bob ross and my old math teacher.
ladicius PRETZELZ cool teacher
The way you say drawing reminds of the way Stewie says cool whip. I love it. ❤
I also prefer mdf. In my case I know why: because it’s more stiff than canvas. Like drawing on the table.
Love your painting. 😍
happy to see you expanding into different mediums and growing artistically:)
You're like the Jeff Goldblum of painting! Haha
Love it!
peter! this was so beautiful. i enjoyed it so much.
I really like this painting! I see 3 people. One on the left with a hood, a blond girl in the middle and Chewbacca on the right. I also see 2 hands. One big hand palm up, bottom right, reaching out to the viewer. I think it belongs to the guy in the hoodie. Then a smaller hand that belongs to the blond on the arm of the hoodie guy and she's like... "Don't." Chewbacca is all leaned back wondering who kissed his beard. Probably the blond girl. Looks like she is going in for a kiss with the guy in the hoodie, but ran out of lipstick. He is all like, "How dare you try to kiss me after telling me Don't!" Great painting!
I really enjoyed this, thank-you!!!
It reminds me of angels. There’s wings and a face. Some golden glow.
That primer works well. If you want to do multiple layers and sand it with a fine grit sandpaper your art will come out a tad bit better but not really noticable. If it were for a museam piece you would want to sand it.
You can also use plain ole Rust-Oleum primer.
Wood, especially MDF, is very porous and rough textured. If you don't prime the wood it will soak up the paint and you will use more.
You can also save your oil paints. You can cover the pallet with alumin foil or cellophane and refrigerate or freeze it. Good luck painting!
Anyone else listen to the Knifepoint Horror podcast? Peter sounds exactly like the narrator when he speaks in his lower voice. Love it.
It’s fun squishing and smooshing the colors around, making them be friends 🙂
Amazing painting 👍👌
Awesome talent
It's so good, its like a still life of a gold key and pink and red fabric that I can't exactly make out but it's there, idk is trippy and good tho.
Hey Peter, you can get the glare out by using a polorized filter on your camera. There are some good ones that are cheap if you look.
i found your channel today like just a few minutes ago but anyway i’ve been having a rough time and these are nice and relaxing and distracting
Why is your voice so soothing???
Why is a swastika your profile picture lmao 😂
@@ಠಿ_ಠ-ಶ8ತ it's a gear stick 😂
@@Big-BoiSteve omg I need one
@@Big-BoiSteve aww man... Nevermind
He washes his mouth with paint thinner every morning:)
Oils are divine, gorgeous mixed tints and feel that I can't seem to get with acrylic. But the solvent smells got to me. I inherited it all from my dad too and he had some beautiful discontinued colours from 60 years ago. Mdf is great because it doesn't flex when the brush touches it, it's a nice resist and it's smooth. (Just thought of something as you layered - you could scratch into the paint with the other end of the brush and pull the lower colours up, that'd be fun to watch 😊) ..."professional lighting technician" 😄
It's good to see you trying different things. I love your painting. There's!an alien face in it!👽
I feel you peter we all need to change it up every once and awhile :)
Thank you Peter :) I like how it turned out, I LOVE that you painted both sides! :D 2 art pieces for the price of one!
Yes, Peter there where a few places that I saw you could have stopped and not covered what you had already laid down with the brush. Have you tried painting like on three canvases at one time? Since you love the feel so much of the oil paints, and use alot of paint on the mix board you could do that I think. Then when you stand back and see a place you should leave be but have other color strokes going through you mind you can lay those down on another canvas. It would be fun to see you do this! Especially on a day when Peter Draws creativity is about to blow up the apartment? I feel ya! Much love ❤ & I was actually scrolling down the RUclips list trying to find you earlier. I'd like to think you were summoned...lol. 💋
Adu~
i actually love the how the painting ended up
I quite like and enjoy your oil painting style actually
Good job! I really like the colors!
oh OH! i liiiike this! well done!
I watch his videos whenever I play Minecraft bc it’s so relaxing
😂 you’re dialogue reminds me of mine 😆 I’m tempted to start making videos. Because without even trying you were quite hilarious ❤
SO good job with the oils and the reason for priming especially with oil paint is the paint can actually attack the surface and cause it to rot or be eaten! You can paint with acrylic paint then after it dry's go over that with oil paints and that is another way to prime a surface! Most house paints are NOT archival and will fade over time. It is not made to last! this way we have to keep painting our houses! Another example of planned obsolescence! I like your picture before it got so dark as it is I am not sure about it, like you said maybe you need to stop early and come back and NOT do anything?
This looks like a sorceress cooking up a storm
Wait! I wasn't ready for the video to be over. :(
I remember having to photograph my paintings in art school and you have to balance the light on all sides to keep it even. Luckily I was also a photography major so I had some familiarity with the light meters. My friend had high gloss in her paintings and had a heck of a time photographing them.
It is not easy to paint with oil I know...I love it though it is fun...thanks for sharing your beautiful artwork.
You're like a pro painter now
I love your Work.
I enjoy painting on wood as well I found. I mean you can't beat a 2x4 piece of MDF for $3 from the big box store as opposed to a canvas that's 20x more expensive. I paint using acrylic for color therapy and my style is very autonomous and organic but extremely bright. Put's the rods and cones to work. ;)
I love oils, much better than acrylics! By the way, your painting turned out great.
I recently found you and am really enjoying your channel
Oil paintings are usually given a final coat of a varnish to bring out the rich colors and let the layers shine, especially if they are thin and translucent.
Not that you have to follow that convention.
Just a suggestion.
If you’re interested in trying that out.
I don't know what are you done but I won't to draw too, thank you, Peter!
painting on wood is a tradition that goes back far past when we started using canvas to paint on in the renaissance, canvas was adopted because it won't split like wood and it being a much lighter and transportable material. early canvas were all exclusively made from linen and hemp, cotton canvases are a more modern adaption.
What is It? Or rather, what is the title of this work? Looks pretty cool but not sure what it is I'm looking at...
You are awesome. Thanks so much.
I like the end product.
Love the strokes & feel of it!! :O)
Another amazing video here i come
I saw your video on Instagram before this and then see you filming the instagram video in the video... this is crazy
Your cameraman never came back did he? He saw you do the whole hold-book-with-foot-whilst-recording thing and felt obsolete so now you’re having to go it alone. Find him Peter. Find him and promise you’ll never toe a book again.
My school art teacher: Less is more.
Me: It's fun so more is more.
Have you ever considered doing a podcast? Just talking about... anything you want and let your mind flow
I would listen to it
He has a podcast! Peter draws content free podcast