I never saw you nervous in a video before. I just assumed you were the kind of person who doesn't get nervous ! You did good. You figured out how to work the roller - sighted people don't naturally know how to do that either. It takes some trial and error. And you exceeded your goal of 75% coverage.
You get an A from me!! You used your other senses to the max to get the job done. You made sure to create a boundary to guide you and limit any mistakes. You verbally checked with those around you often, so that they gave you a sense of how well you were doing. You touched the walls to check for dry spots, and listened for the sound of the brush touching the wall. You quickly fixed any mistakes too. Awesome job ❤
I am so happy these videos are returning! You did a really good job, Tommy. Apart from the outer edges it's completely filled. Probably about as good as I could do it *with* sight!
I think it's really interesting how you position your body relative to the wall. I noticed that you don't really face the wall as much as many people, which makes sense because you aren't relying on sight so there's no reason to turn towards the wall as much to look at it. Thanks for sharing!
Tommy, now that you have a background you should do a big abstract with puff or dot paints 😃 I used to practice my braille with puff and dot paint and then you'll be able to feel what you've painted after it's dry.
Really love the longer form videos over the shorts. I know the shorts probably do you guys well but as a longtime fan of the channel its always great to see you two come back to do traditional videos. Nicely done painting job btw Tommy
Hi Tommy! I used to watch a lot of your videos back in 2016/2017. Since then, I moved abroad for university and I fell out of touch with your content as I had different things to focus on. However, you just randomly came to my mind and I wondered if your channel was still around! I'm so happy to see you're still uploading, and you're still the happy sweet man you are! How fun to see you still having fun making your videos. Never change Tommy! It's time for me to catch up on years of content that I've now missed out on. :)
Same. This guy is such a gem. Made me understand blindness so much and how much some can do! He's so kind and has an amazing take on life that most people don't have.
Hey Tommy, I thought it would be cool if you tried clay modelling and tried to create some things from memory. I hope you do something similar one day so we can see!
They say that if a person is blindfolded, they are unable walk in a straight line. I was wondering if you could test this as a blind person. Or have you tested this already. This was also a very interesting experiment. You did a great job painting that wall. I've seen a few of your videos, and you come across as a really wholesome character. I've enjoyed learning more about blindness from you and hope to learn more. Thankyou!
Every 'mistake' you made are the same mistakes a layperson would make anyway and would be fixed with masking tape and cutting in with a brush and picking up the roller again 😁 It seems like it should be an easy task but it's really not. Nicely done 👍
Im honestly so incredibly impressed! You were a way cleaner painter than i am, even with you having to touch and feel. Somehow i end up with paint splattered all over my clothes and face but besides a little on your hands you were so clean😂. I give you 2 thumbs up and 5 🌟. Very nicely done 😊
I think you covered everything you could ask of anyone with just a roller. You really need a paintbrush to get the edges. You did paint outside the border a bit but I’ll give you an A-.
Tommy! I've been watchin ya for years. RUclips is burying you in our sub boxes. 5 months later I just found this video scrolling thru shorts, so, thank fuck for those or I'd've (I would have) thought you'd kicked the bucket. Thank fuck ya didn't, it'd be a bitch to clean up all that red paint. You know we're painting an OG's house here in the next few months, if ya find your self near St. Louis you're free to joint us if the times line up. More hands makes less work after all hahaha!
That was actually really good. It would be interesting to see these challenges done by a blindfolded sighted person, I bet they wouldn't be nearly as successful.
You could 100% make artwork and make bank from it. The first couple strokes of the roller look just like a modern art piece plus it would have the back story of being made by a blind person. I’m not one for modern art but a piece made by a blind person I would absolutely buy.
It's so nice to see Tommy back. He has given me a real insight into navigating a world without sight; a world that I am quite afraid of yet he seemingly handles with ease.
I would give you an A-. Deduct just a few points for going outside the boundry, but I believe you covered all the wall you possibly could with the roller. The rest would need to be done with a brush for edging I think. I also give you an A for attitude. You took the job seriously, but did not take yourself too seriously. Great job 🎉 and satisfying to watch your beautiful wall come to life 🎨 🖌
Hi Tommy, I've always appreciated your candid and informative answers about the experience of being blind from birth. I'm curious about a more unusual topic - have you ever considered or experienced psychedelic substances like LSD, mescaline, or psilocybin? I'm fascinated by consciousness and perception, especially how these might differ for someone who's never experienced visual input. If you have tried any of these, did you experience anything you'd describe as 'visual' or color-like? If not, what are your thoughts on how such an experience might differ for you compared to sighted individuals? Thanks for all your great content! A few notes about this comment: 1. It's respectful and acknowledges Tommy's existing work. 2. It asks the question directly but non-judgmentally. 3. It leaves room for Tommy to discuss the topic hypothetically if he hasn't had personal experience. 4. It's concise enough for a RUclips comment while still providing context for your question.
I’ve seen maybe 3 blind persons my entire life. I binge watched your vids after finding them last night, today I park my car and a blind person gets dropped off in front of me and navigates across the street with stick. Universe is weird 😊
I’d give it an A- although I wouldn’t hire you to paint my walls by yourself… I would definitely hire you to help me paint my walls 😄 I had a real bad week, thank you for the laugh and smile!
I was obsessed with your videos when I got out of highschool about 6 or 5 years ago. Literally binge watched all your videos at that time. Very happy you are doing well!!! ❤😭
Thats pretty good. Im just confused how you dont continually fall face first in the wall and get the paint all over your face. I'd like to see you in yoga classes. We use a concept call dristy to keep our balance. It means locking your eyes on one thing to do the most incredible balancing acts. The more the eyes wander, the less your mind is on the balance and equalibrium of the body. So we find a solid gaze to also have solid posture. Eventually, we strengthen our balance by doing it with our eyes closed. If we can meditate and keep our minds clear, we can stay focused on the balance, even though we dont have a sense of where the horizon is. I wonder if you have a quite focused and solid mind, even though you cannot focus your vision on anything. Im confused how you are even able to walk because your eyes seem to flutter and try to look at everything. Since the eyes are the most external part of our central nervous system and our autonomic responses, if the eyes are fluttering, even though they cannot see, that tells me the person is not able to mentally focus on one thing at a time. However, you seem to be able to keep yourself on one sibject, you don't just fall over, and you listen when people tell you something. The mind doesn't waste neurons. So maybe your focus is more directed towards your hearing. Even though that is a part of the central nervous system that does not really have exposure to the outside world. There are so many membranes that cover those nerves. The air would have to get through so many layers of wax and fluid before they can physically reach your ability to focus on them. I am epileptic, so I don't really use ny vision much. I mostly rely on my hearing. And i feel quite a separation between those who communicate more with their vision. I wonder if you feel the same being blind since birth.
That seriously looks better than many paint jobs I´ve seen. If you took a hand brush and got into the gaps caused by the two-by-fours, it would look almost perfect! You should try splatter painting next time, it´s such a fun kinetic way to paint.
Tommy should DEFINITELY DO PORTRAIT painting. I think the abstract, anti visual nature of a very visual artform would be art in and of itself. It think it would be seriously cool.
Id love to see him draw a world map just to see if he can accurately place the continents and shape them roughly correctly based on not being able to view maps/only using a brail/tactile map
My first thought was B+! But that's mainly because of the little sections on the left, outside the borders where you got some splotches of paint. Disregarding that, I say A- or A; there are some spots near the borders that are near hand width bare, the paint isn't entirely even, BUT -- and that's an all capital letters "but" -- you covered the main center area of the square REALLY, REALLY WELL. It is completely red except for the fringes. You did an exceptionally thorough job!! Looking at it again, the main gaps in the paint on the edges seem to be on the right side, whereas where you left the border and painted outside the square was on the left. You did the right side first, so it seemed you were being extra cautious and didn't get as much of that side, and then, when you moved to the left, you were maybe feeling more confident: you got a lot more of the border there, but you also painted outside the plywood. What I get from that is, clearly you were learning, and all of this was a good practice session! I'll bet if you did more wall painting shortly after this, you'd do even better than you did here! I love your channel and your videos! Thanks to you and Ben for making these great videos!
Hi Tommy, I’ve been watching your old videos and hoping you would make some new ones. You did a great job painting the wall! I love your laugh and your jokes too. Please keep on making videos.
Can someone keep me updated? He looks like he lost a lot of weight. I’m hoping it’s just because he wanted to not for health reasons. If anyone else please let me know. Thanks so much.
I gave this a thumbs up just for the concept, without watching any of your actual painting. Fun stuff. Next, you should do an abstract artistic painting, if you haven't already.
You did great for your first time painting with a long roller! You obviously learned a lot as you went along and got a feel for the tool and the motion. We can't see the texture or eveness of coverage that well on camera, but the edges you missed wouldn't usually be done with a long paint roller anyway! It's so lovely to have more videos from you again ❤
Well done! I'd probably have spread more paint on the floor as a non-blind person. If you'd covered the wood with tape first and rolled horizontally once this'd be better than many seeing people can do.
You can totally paint. You can just have someone get any missed spots and smooth it out if needed. You pretty much got everything covered really well. Good job.
I work in construction. He does a better job than some of yalls kids who need a summer job. And I'm only like 5 seconds in where he only made contact with the edge of the roller.
@@oak7746 It seems you're right unfortunately. I was refering to a channel called "Tommy Edison Shorts" which upon further inspection I noticed is not even linked to this channel.
I just discovered the channel. But the owner of channel is not here for 9 months.😁 i hope you are fine. I have a friend who blind. Maybe we will paint together. I like to show him new things that he did not do until now .
new vid?! yay! reminds me of when my friend got their first home and i showed them how to paint. rolling super fast is not the hack it seems and does not actually save time, you just end up having to clean up all the little spatter everywhere.... though i guess since tommy can't see it he wouldn't mind :)
I think for trying to paint inside the lines, you failed, but that's okay, cuz it's the first time! For coverage definitely an A-, you covered all the major parts, and just need to go around the edges with a brush or something similar to even it out. For the excess/waste paint and dripping, probably you get a C, you're gonna have to work on not taking up too much paint on the brush, getting an even coverage without completely drenching the wall. On average you land somewhere in B territory indeed!
@@catrice1296 what do you see out of your elbow? You don't see light or dark you just see nothing. I guess you gotta be blind to fully understand but yeah.
when you close your eyes, your light receptors can still tell a bright room apart from a dark room because light passes through your eyelids. There are blind people who can still pick up some light, but a completely blind person cannot tell bright from dark, so they don't see anything, not even darkness.
How would you grade the paint job? Leave your comment below. Subscribe to our new Shorts channel too: www.youtube.com/@TommyEdisonShorts
Should try doing some paintings, your drawing has a Picasso vibe it could really end up awesome. (Drawing was in a previous video)
Impressive
Do you like toys?
@TommyEdisonXP Ok, I don't need to see no more. You got the job. How much?
You did a beter job that some people that can see, so a good job!
I’ve seen walls painted by sighted people which were much worse, you’re very thorough
As somebody who is partially blind... this is too true
So glad to see your uploading again. Always enjoyed learning all about the obstacles and your perception of day to day life. Much love from the UK
I never saw you nervous in a video before. I just assumed you were the kind of person who doesn't get nervous ! You did good. You figured out how to work the roller - sighted people don't naturally know how to do that either. It takes some trial and error. And you exceeded your goal of 75% coverage.
You've been missed, Mr. Edison!!
You did great. Even a seeing person would have to come back and do the edges with a small brush.
You get an A from me!! You used your other senses to the max to get the job done. You made sure to create a boundary to guide you and limit any mistakes. You verbally checked with those around you often, so that they gave you a sense of how well you were doing. You touched the walls to check for dry spots, and listened for the sound of the brush touching the wall. You quickly fixed any mistakes too. Awesome job ❤
I'm glad you returned! Your videos always interesting and fun to watch
Btw you did great job painting the wall!
Imagine my disappointment in myself watching a blind guy paint a wall better than i ever have.
He actually did really awesome! I bet that with practise he could do this perfectly just by touch/sound.
I am so happy these videos are returning!
You did a really good job, Tommy.
Apart from the outer edges it's completely filled. Probably about as good as I could do it *with* sight!
I think it's really interesting how you position your body relative to the wall. I noticed that you don't really face the wall as much as many people, which makes sense because you aren't relying on sight so there's no reason to turn towards the wall as much to look at it. Thanks for sharing!
98% covered. Very nice.
You skipped the best part, feeling the paint dry.
Better paint job than every apartment building in the country!
Tommy, now that you have a background you should do a big abstract with puff or dot paints 😃
I used to practice my braille with puff and dot paint and then you'll be able to feel what you've painted after it's dry.
you done great, covered more of the wall than i could
Looks great! Most of the edges were to the point where you’d go in with a smaller brush to get precise edges anyway.
Really love the longer form videos over the shorts. I know the shorts probably do you guys well but as a longtime fan of the channel its always great to see you two come back to do traditional videos.
Nicely done painting job btw Tommy
Hi Tommy! I used to watch a lot of your videos back in 2016/2017. Since then, I moved abroad for university and I fell out of touch with your content as I had different things to focus on. However, you just randomly came to my mind and I wondered if your channel was still around! I'm so happy to see you're still uploading, and you're still the happy sweet man you are! How fun to see you still having fun making your videos. Never change Tommy! It's time for me to catch up on years of content that I've now missed out on. :)
I miss you , Tommy. Think about you alot .
Same. This guy is such a gem. Made me understand blindness so much and how much some can do! He's so kind and has an amazing take on life that most people don't have.
Hey Tommy,
I thought it would be cool if you tried clay modelling and tried to create some things from memory. I hope you do something similar one day so we can see!
indeed
i am dying in alberta hospitals with lymphoma watching. its nice for now.
Sorry to hear that may God bless you
MAY GOD BLESS YOU❤❤❤❤
Be blessed, may you live on and heal
They say that if a person is blindfolded, they are unable walk in a straight line. I was wondering if you could test this as a blind person. Or have you tested this already.
This was also a very interesting experiment. You did a great job painting that wall. I've seen a few of your videos, and you come across as a really wholesome character. I've enjoyed learning more about blindness from you and hope to learn more. Thankyou!
You are back! So nice to rediscover you. You look great!
Every 'mistake' you made are the same mistakes a layperson would make anyway and would be fixed with masking tape and cutting in with a brush and picking up the roller again 😁 It seems like it should be an easy task but it's really not. Nicely done 👍
Id be curious if the concept of camouflage makes any sense to a blind from birth person.
It does if you talk about it in terms of sound or touch… Blending something in with what’s in the background so it can’t be detected
@@coyotelong4349 good point
I'm so happy that you're back! I've been watching you since I was a teenager, and was so upset when you stopped posting.
Same
You did a wildly impressive job considering you are blind. With that in mind I’d give you an A+++.
Looks like 95% coverage to me. 20% more than the goal
Guests of my house:“Your house is so eccentric what artist did you hire to Paint this abstract beauty?”
Me: “yes yes thank you, a blind man.”
Im honestly so incredibly impressed! You were a way cleaner painter than i am, even with you having to touch and feel. Somehow i end up with paint splattered all over my clothes and face but besides a little on your hands you were so clean😂. I give you 2 thumbs up and 5 🌟. Very nicely done 😊
Love your consistently positive attitude. Watching your videos always puts a smile on my face.
So glad you're back Tommy!
I think you covered everything you could ask of anyone with just a roller. You really need a paintbrush to get the edges. You did paint outside the border a bit but I’ll give you an A-.
I’d give him a least a B+
He covered almost all of it
It absolutely made my day to see you posting again, Tommy!! Hope you've been well.
Just found you. Thank you for allowing me into your world.
Im so happy to see this channel come back to life, I still love your videos :)
Cheers from Hungary
Tommy! I've been watchin ya for years. RUclips is burying you in our sub boxes. 5 months later I just found this video scrolling thru shorts, so, thank fuck for those or I'd've (I would have) thought you'd kicked the bucket. Thank fuck ya didn't, it'd be a bitch to clean up all that red paint. You know we're painting an OG's house here in the next few months, if ya find your self near St. Louis you're free to joint us if the times line up. More hands makes less work after all hahaha!
That was actually really good. It would be interesting to see these challenges done by a blindfolded sighted person, I bet they wouldn't be nearly as successful.
See I'm not sure - a sighted person has a frame of reference where as Tommy doesn't so I think it might be a close call.
Hell, better than some “professional” painters I have met
Lucky Tommy!
You'll never have to watch paint dry!
You could 100% make artwork and make bank from it. The first couple strokes of the roller look just like a modern art piece plus it would have the back story of being made by a blind person. I’m not one for modern art but a piece made by a blind person I would absolutely buy.
I was thinking that too!
Great job Tommy! Love it. 😊
It's so nice to see Tommy back. He has given me a real insight into navigating a world without sight; a world that I am quite afraid of yet he seemingly handles with ease.
I would give you an A-. Deduct just a few points for going outside the boundry, but I believe you covered all the wall you possibly could with the roller. The rest would need to be done with a brush for edging I think. I also give you an A for attitude. You took the job seriously, but did not take yourself too seriously. Great job 🎉 and satisfying to watch your beautiful wall come to life 🎨 🖌
I wanna see tommy as a surrealist artist
Hi Tommy, I've always appreciated your candid and informative answers about the experience of being blind from birth. I'm curious about a more unusual topic - have you ever considered or experienced psychedelic substances like LSD, mescaline, or psilocybin? I'm fascinated by consciousness and perception, especially how these might differ for someone who's never experienced visual input. If you have tried any of these, did you experience anything you'd describe as 'visual' or color-like? If not, what are your thoughts on how such an experience might differ for you compared to sighted individuals? Thanks for all your great content!
A few notes about this comment:
1. It's respectful and acknowledges Tommy's existing work.
2. It asks the question directly but non-judgmentally.
3. It leaves room for Tommy to discuss the topic hypothetically if he hasn't had personal experience.
4. It's concise enough for a RUclips comment while still providing context for your question.
You have a picasso painting? Pshhh I have a red wall painted by a blind guy.. who never even seen the color red before
Damn that's deep
I’ve seen maybe 3 blind persons my entire life. I binge watched your vids after finding them last night, today I park my car and a blind person gets dropped off in front of me and navigates across the street with stick. Universe is weird 😊
I’d give it an A- although I wouldn’t hire you to paint my walls by yourself… I would definitely hire you to help me paint my walls 😄 I had a real bad week, thank you for the laugh and smile!
I hope next week is better for you!
Please make more videos. Tommy is a light in this world ❤
Wow, I'm impressed by your technique near the end. I could have sworn you were sighted by then lol.
I was obsessed with your videos when I got out of highschool about 6 or 5 years ago. Literally binge watched all your videos at that time. Very happy you are doing well!!! ❤😭
Same here!
except for the edges, it is completely red, good job on that one
Thats pretty good. Im just confused how you dont continually fall face first in the wall and get the paint all over your face. I'd like to see you in yoga classes. We use a concept call dristy to keep our balance. It means locking your eyes on one thing to do the most incredible balancing acts. The more the eyes wander, the less your mind is on the balance and equalibrium of the body. So we find a solid gaze to also have solid posture. Eventually, we strengthen our balance by doing it with our eyes closed. If we can meditate and keep our minds clear, we can stay focused on the balance, even though we dont have a sense of where the horizon is.
I wonder if you have a quite focused and solid mind, even though you cannot focus your vision on anything. Im confused how you are even able to walk because your eyes seem to flutter and try to look at everything. Since the eyes are the most external part of our central nervous system and our autonomic responses, if the eyes are fluttering, even though they cannot see, that tells me the person is not able to mentally focus on one thing at a time. However, you seem to be able to keep yourself on one sibject, you don't just fall over, and you listen when people tell you something.
The mind doesn't waste neurons. So maybe your focus is more directed towards your hearing. Even though that is a part of the central nervous system that does not really have exposure to the outside world. There are so many membranes that cover those nerves. The air would have to get through so many layers of wax and fluid before they can physically reach your ability to focus on them. I am epileptic, so I don't really use ny vision much. I mostly rely on my hearing. And i feel quite a separation between those who communicate more with their vision. I wonder if you feel the same being blind since birth.
That seriously looks better than many paint jobs I´ve seen. If you took a hand brush and got into the gaps caused by the two-by-fours, it would look almost perfect! You should try splatter painting next time, it´s such a fun kinetic way to paint.
Honestly. Better than I expected. Not bad Tommy!
this is so cool! i loved watching this
Tommy should DEFINITELY DO PORTRAIT painting. I think the abstract, anti visual nature of a very visual artform would be art in and of itself. It think it would be seriously cool.
I love that you're uploading again, even if not as frequently. Every single video is such a pleasure.
Id love to see him draw a world map just to see if he can accurately place the continents and shape them roughly correctly based on not being able to view maps/only using a brail/tactile map
My first thought was B+! But that's mainly because of the little sections on the left, outside the borders where you got some splotches of paint. Disregarding that, I say A- or A; there are some spots near the borders that are near hand width bare, the paint isn't entirely even, BUT -- and that's an all capital letters "but" -- you covered the main center area of the square REALLY, REALLY WELL. It is completely red except for the fringes. You did an exceptionally thorough job!!
Looking at it again, the main gaps in the paint on the edges seem to be on the right side, whereas where you left the border and painted outside the square was on the left. You did the right side first, so it seemed you were being extra cautious and didn't get as much of that side, and then, when you moved to the left, you were maybe feeling more confident: you got a lot more of the border there, but you also painted outside the plywood. What I get from that is, clearly you were learning, and all of this was a good practice session! I'll bet if you did more wall painting shortly after this, you'd do even better than you did here!
I love your channel and your videos! Thanks to you and Ben for making these great videos!
Hi Tommy, I’ve been watching your old videos and hoping you would make some new ones. You did a great job painting the wall! I love your laugh and your jokes too. Please keep on making videos.
Commenting for the algorithm
We see the artist approaching the canvas...
Also, wow, once you figured out how it sounds, you got really good coverage! Well done!
He did much better than I would have done with my eyes closed, or in a pitch-black room
nice to have Tommy back, I always hoped this channel might return someday
You did great, but, OMG! I need to see Tommy play the part of a blind painter in a Mel Brooks movie! That could be absolutely hilarious.
Can someone keep me updated? He looks like he lost a lot of weight. I’m hoping it’s just because he wanted to not for health reasons. If anyone else please let me know. Thanks so much.
I gave this a thumbs up just for the concept, without watching any of your actual painting. Fun stuff. Next, you should do an abstract artistic painting, if you haven't already.
You did great for your first time painting with a long roller! You obviously learned a lot as you went along and got a feel for the tool and the motion. We can't see the texture or eveness of coverage that well on camera, but the edges you missed wouldn't usually be done with a long paint roller anyway! It's so lovely to have more videos from you again ❤
Didn't realized Tommy put out a new video, would love to see more things from him
Well done!
I'd probably have spread more paint on the floor as a non-blind person. If you'd covered the wood with tape first and rolled horizontally once this'd be better than many seeing people can do.
You did such a good job!!
You can totally paint. You can just have someone get any missed spots and smooth it out if needed. You pretty much got everything covered really well. Good job.
Yo that's straight up better than my first time roller painting
Missing the tray completely was hilarious
I work in construction. He does a better job than some of yalls kids who need a summer job. And I'm only like 5 seconds in where he only made contact with the edge of the roller.
tommy, whats blue and smells like red paint? 😂
i thought he quit youtube. glad hes still doing well
This video is from 8 months ago lol
@@oboebuddy15 He still uploads shorts on another channel.
@@korvo3427 highly doubt it is him. someone making money off his name. why would he post on a different channel randomly
@@oak7746 It seems you're right unfortunately. I was refering to a channel called "Tommy Edison Shorts" which upon further inspection I noticed is not even linked to this channel.
I kind of want to see this but have a sighed person who's blindfolded do it as well.
A blindfolded person already has a frame of reference for everything, tommy doesnt
I'm sorry, Tommy ... I laughed when you tried to load the roller but missed the paint tray. ... Good job! Well done!
Hey, he started creating videos again! Cool!
I just discovered the channel. But the owner of channel is not here for 9 months.😁 i hope you are fine. I have a friend who blind. Maybe we will paint together. I like to show him new things that he did not do until now .
Same , hope you're doing good there tommy
I'd hire you to paint my ex's house in a second!
Did a better job than some professional work I have seen.
The sad part is that you can't see your work and how it ends up.
imo, more interesting would be to figure out, if I was blind, how to get the frame level in every direction. Good idea to use it!
I'm impressed
new vid?! yay! reminds me of when my friend got their first home and i showed them how to paint. rolling super fast is not the hack it seems and does not actually save time, you just end up having to clean up all the little spatter everywhere.... though i guess since tommy can't see it he wouldn't mind :)
Honestly it’s better than my kids would do! A-
you should have done this on a canvas! awesome abstract art.
The king is back 👑
You outperformed your expectations, that was 99% of the wall!
LOVE SEEING A NEW TOMMY ED EP THANKS SO MUCH
I think for trying to paint inside the lines, you failed, but that's okay, cuz it's the first time!
For coverage definitely an A-, you covered all the major parts, and just need to go around the edges with a brush or something similar to even it out.
For the excess/waste paint and dripping, probably you get a C, you're gonna have to work on not taking up too much paint on the brush, getting an even coverage without completely drenching the wall.
On average you land somewhere in B territory indeed!
I just found out, the Tommy Edison Experience is BACK! I unsubscribed when he stopped doing these. I am glad he is back, and I am resubscribing.
Serious question. Does being blind have any impact on your sleep? Do you often just fall asleep because it's always dark?
It's not always dark. He doesn't see anything at all, not even the dark we see when we close our eyes.
@@jurubebaxcan u explain that one
@@catrice1296 what do you see out of your elbow? You don't see light or dark you just see nothing. I guess you gotta be blind to fully understand but yeah.
@@LeEmersonI always say it’s what you see out of the back of your head
when you close your eyes, your light receptors can still tell a bright room apart from a dark room because light passes through your eyelids. There are blind people who can still pick up some light, but a completely blind person cannot tell bright from dark, so they don't see anything, not even darkness.