I agree with Rcb... or get the artist to do an additional paw so that it looks like snow bears holding it up... It just looks abit side heavy with just one side with a character... like I said even a second paw would even it out somewhat xx
I really don't think this needs another character or to be balanced out. I loved all of the individual characters, but it looked so very disjointed until the time concept that Marco Bucci came up with. I think his black and white time master and the direction that everyone is looking balances the large polar bear out. I would be afraid that anymore would just be more for the sake of more, and it would potentially look as disjointed as some of these were when first added. It finally looks like a complete and pretty cohesive piece. I was very worried about 50-75% of the way through, but I really like how it turned out.
@@shell2250 It's literally one character; I mean he had Bobby Duke Arts make a frame after last season's painting was "finished" so what's the big deal? Yeah it looks good, and is fine the way it is, but why are you against a final touch? Not to mention the other artwork in this season is going to take even longer to complete because of one of the artist adding more space to work with. I feel like you might be disagreeing with the idea, just to disagree with it. Anyways, ultimately it's up to TenHun to decide what happens to the piece.
Wow - that was a beautiful video and art contribution, Jared! Really enjoyed the thought put into it. I think what impressed me most was the handling of the composition. Your part flows so well into Jess Karp's hands, and Greg Simkins' clouds/smoke. Really appealing light and shadow on the figure, too. Way to bring this project home!
Thanks Marco! That means a lot. I've worked in comics for years so small windows is sorta my thing. haha I really appreciate you watching and of course, thank you so much for choosing me for the part.
I would feel so intimidated by the lack of space, but you clearly made the most of it! Loved seeing the birth of the concept be taken to its final result. Amazing!
so beautiful Jared! I really enjoyed the beginning with your thoughts about collective consciousness and going deep, i too have been exploring this lately and it was nice to hear you speak on it. I love your character and the gesture and your paint strokes, so juicy. I love how shes coming out in front of the hand so it creates space and depth. So cool to finally see this completed! What a journey 💪
Thanks for watching and commenting, Kiptoe! Your video was amazing and your art is terrific. I think about it a lot. Both in picture making and in written/spoken story. Thanks again- I'll see you around the internet :)
Fascinating- I didn't notice that on the other one and I thought I was keeping up with these. hah It's funny how life and story can feel so inconcievably huge and yet such a small pond some times. haha Interesting- thanks for pointing that out. :)
I've fallen in love with your art. Your style, your characters, your colours, your lines. These 14 minutes glow with pure inspiration. Your loose sketches gave me such a burst of motivation. I'm an artist too and I know if i keep working on myself I maybe can get to a level close to yours one day. Something about your illustrations just blew me away in these few minutes.
Veda- you're so kind. Thank you. I'm always around to talk shop. :) Good luck on your journey! There's no better feeling then just scribbling aroudn with pen and paint ;)
I really like your deep thought process, love of art history and the many loose, wonderful preparatory works you make. Also that breathtaking en plein air painting at the start. Your collab character is so beautifully lit and lives in a lush environment. It’s one of my fave contributions.
A worthy finish for an amazing artwork. Never thought it would come out THAT amazing! I find it amazing to see so many different creative geniuses collab and build up a coherent work of art! Kudos! You did a great great job!
PS- start a meadow! Plant some! :) It's tough to get them to grow before the birds get them but once you get them started they'll expand out and travel.
My favorite part about these videos is watching the process. Each artist varies in their concept/preparation to the art/execution, to their video editing/creation. All are exceptional but vastly different in where they get their inspiration from, their difference in practicality/technical expertise/style, etc. What a way to complete the piece. Such a beautiful edition.
In your making process Art i feeling so motivated like this aphorism says:... I believe in the small daily rebirths, those with which days begin with something surprising, between the habitual and the unexpected. Rebirth is mysterious, something inside us dies and something else resurrects, like the sky that yesterday belonged to winter and today enchants, and like these small leaves that will soon give light to all the trees.(Fabrizio Caramagna) Thanks from Italy. Your feeling trasposition of Nature rebirth it should help us remember how we should protect and care more the Environment that deeply healthy or sickness we are connected. We have more in common with a tree than with a transistor!
Thank you, Rosetta. Wow- I would love to go painting over there some day. My book, kodi, is releasing in Italy soon. :) Thanks for this inspirational input. Well said :)
I love the out stretched hand, it really mirrors Jess' hands well. As well as the attention to composition, with those large hands and the smoke above your piece, really translates as a fairy sized character and not just someone peaking out of foliage. Fingers crossed someone can take control of that other tryptic in circulation for season 2 and paint something big....it needs some major help ;)
I love how your addition flows with what is already there and adds to it. There are a couple of artists whom I thought almost ruined this piece, but you saved it. 💚
Thank you for watching, Winnie and I appreciate your words. It's like life- I think- everyone carries there history and emotional response to an image but in the end each step or percieved misstep was just that- a step in some direction just adding a little spin on the ball before landing. For better or worse- every step and misstep makes us who we are and that's beautiful. I think it's the same for the painting. I appreciate your time and comment, winnie. :)
Maybe someone can teach me how to use it one day haha I don’t dislike digital tools, I just tend to stare blankly at them instead of producing. Same with writing. For whatever reason i need pen and paint to paper. Nothing but respect for digital or digital process- It just always felt like a wrench in the system to me.
@@JaredCullumso that is why your video had such a nostalgic 90s vibe to it, especially the narration of the process and going to the library. It felt like watching a forgotten Indy documentary of the time. It is rare that this feeling is evoked for me on RUclips videos.
I was surprised to see you in this collaboration. I had seen your book recently and was blown away by the artwork. Just incredible!!! You did not disappoint on this piece as well. I loved how you filled in the last piece of the story. Your process was interesting, I had never seen it before. It definitely gave a great insight into your thought workings. Awesome job!!!
Thank you, Matthew. I appreciate you watching and thanks for checking out one of my books! I'm currently painting the sequel to Kodi and I have some other news about a book but I can't announce it quite yet.
I loved hearing your story and that you just didn't paint something, you did research. Amazing! I love these collaborations, I have found artists I might not have without it. So many talented people.
Love what you did! Even though it's a small corner, birth (or rebirth in this case) happens and demands it place in time.. You cannot postpone birth, she won't be ignored and she sorta pushes the bear paw out of the way.. "Here I am". Beautiful!
You, sir, are an amazing artist.. pure and simple, it's in your soul 💜 I'm so glad you were chosen and I had the privilege of being introduced to your work. Thank you for your contribution, it's gorgeous and very well thought out. I love all the various inspirational research you did from stone to paper. I love it all. Thank you 💜
I am so happy to see what you were able to contribute to this collaboration. I truly enjoyed your process and all the steps behind you deciding on what you were going to paint. Thank you for your video and know that I found a new artist to enjoy in you.
So so sooo incredibly beautiful!! I love this so much! I'm so happy Ten Hundred started this, I've found so many amazing artists following this series and you're one of them!
honestly, the final result of this painting collab is much better than the first one, it has a clear story. It's a brilliant idea to add goddess of spring as a symbol of rebirth, it complement the story.
I loved the story telling in this video. Seeing the journey of what it took to get to that final painting is what I find most interesting about art. The process is so intriguing! I think it also shows why it's hard to make videos like this all the time for social media. This kind of art takes time, research, and dedication! Well done!
I love the history lesson and how much thought you put into the peice. I love painting floral. Renaissance was my favorite era in art history. Shame that so much of it is being censored and removed from american society. I'm into illustration and cartooning art. I draw a lot of manga style art and i also like to paint. I've never really done still life outside of art school but you make me want yo branch out of my comfort zone. I'm glad you were apart of this collab if only to find your channel and be inspired by your art. She kinda reminds me of a pixie with her floral crown and her pose.
I love Spring coming out of the plant powerful an fresh with so much dedication. She is the one who touched me most. Thanks for this beautiful contribution.
I like your contribution. I think this sort of collab requires rules to make sure people get fair real estate, but also some rules and a general aim to unify the piece. Colour palettes? Theme? Not sure. While each contribution is great the completed piece to me feels like it needed more unity.
I think that’s an interesting take. I find the more constraints on art the more creativity I have flourish in some cases. I don’t know. I don’t have an opinion on that- I think it could be neat to try it like that some time. I love the work done by everyone so much and how it feels authentic to their story and style it trumps my desire for unity. It feels more like life to me- the choices and happenings along the way were just that but the end wouldn’t have been what it was without each spin on the ball. Thanks for watching and commenting, Random. I appreciate your honesty.
This was genuinely so incredible. I still can’t believe you managed to make the most of such little space without overpowering the piece. Genuinely speechless 💕
This painting kind of reminds me of the never ending story where there are a bunch of different eccentric characters and archetypes, and there’s a story being told but we don’t have a clue what it’s about.
Wow what a contribution this whole video was such a nice journey to go on. Your reflections of the meanings within the piece, the pacing the, the tranquil time-lapse of the painting. The piece itself fits so well into the space and blends really nicely into the 3 surrounding artists. I also like the blend of background and character Sad this is the end of this piece and there is not going to be a frame like the last one. Also despite what James Gurney said about clutter I personally think it would have been nice if there was more of a background to his area of the piece
That piece is really cool! What I love about this piece is everyone made use of the space. And it's a wild adventure that can tell any story you want.... so the story is up to the viewer.
Yes! That's the beauty of art. We all bring our own history and feelings to the symbols we see. It's cool how we can connect through the story. I really appreciate you watching, Nika! :)
@@the_RCB_films Hah! Well- maybe it was a present with someone else's name on it. I love everything put out by Stan and his team. I post Usagi, TMNT and other stuff I work on on instagram if you want to see more. I plan on moving this channel, which has largely been strictly traditional painting landscapes and still lifes into more of the entertainment art I do for my day-job. I'd like to cross over more with that kind of stuff.
The cornflower is a thematically perfect addition, Jared! For those unaware, Novalis built his idea of die blaue Blume/the unattainable/the endless metaphysical drive toward beauty, love, and hope around the cornflower specifically. It's a cornerstone of the Romantic movement. Excellent addition!
I do work for Usagi. I'm currently working on a cover series. It's my favorite to work on, I think. The flowing fabrics of that era and the epic landscapes. It's such a fun world to play in. Stan Sakai draws the books. I haven't done any interior pages but I'd love to write a story for him some day.
Love that your addition added life to the piece! It’s like she’s emerging from the canvas!! Love the feeling that if I was to reach out to the canvas, she would grab my hand.
wow wow wow!~ such an amazing ending to the collab, loved watching all your process and inspiration from concept to the final painting, the way it flows into the other elements surrounding it its really really cool, you're such an inspiration! really enjoyed the video, amazing work!
You've not got much space to work with, though glad to see the canvis finally be completely filled. I'm curious to see if someone will be chosen to create the frame for this one. They'll have an extra challenge if so.
GREAT! Addition, I have been wondering what happened with this collaboration. I know that there was some controversy about an Artist on one of the collaborations but I have not been able to find out what they did nor what is going on with it! This looks like a finished piece and I do hope that it is finding its way back to Peter, 10 Hundred! Lovely video and beautiful painting, I believe that you have made a truly beautiful completion piece for this collaboration, well done!
I lost track of the project but so glad to come back and see your amazing process and contribution. Maybe my favorite part of the whole thing. Wonderful work, love your art. :)
Gotta love how you and Marco pulled the piece back in by giving it a story, making it really feel cohesive. Awesome work, and such a cool process to see!
That's such a nice introduction with the painting in "plein air" in alasca and your idea of telling a story through art. Really inspiring video and amazing art. The collab really became a cohesive piece. Thank you
What a great art piece and I love that you used Renaissance and Botticelli as your inspiration. That is my favorite era and love using it to inspire my own work too. Those artists had amazing imaginations and I think even after several centuries, their pieces are still some of the greatest art pieces to have ever existed.
It was so interesting to come on the journey of discovery as you came up with your concept. A truly beautiful and unique addition to the collaboration.
I especially enjoy that you didn’t make the goddess static or regal - she’s fierce and elemental, crouching like something feral, or someone on a dangerous quest. It’s balanced out by the inherent softness of what looks like a very young face, and there’s such a lightness to the whole composition. Lovely, thoughtful work.
This is actually such a beautiful ending. I feel it really balanced the whole piece out. Like, after the whole crazy, wacky adventure, we end up somewhere peaceful. Cliche or maybe just an age old classic: It's an ending but somehow also feels like a beginning too :')
Jared, I am so very glad to have watched the creation of this artistic collaboration from beginning to end. It certainly introduced me to some artists, yourself included, that I had no current awareness of. And for that, I am very grateful. I was, of course, holding my breath to find out who the final artist was going to be. When the baton was passed on to you, I must confess, I had never heard of you prior to this. Cudoes to both you and your wife for having a wonderful sense of humor when accepting the passing of the final torch. No doubt, the anxiety and pressure of being in the final position must have weighed heavily. Particularly when following some of the artists of greater renown. You obviously devoted a great deal of thought and energy as to how best you might make the final contribution and bring it around full circle. I love the fact that you did the good old fashioned research by visiting the library (still one of my favorite sanctuaries) and sketching in pen and pencil versus some fandangled app such as procreate. I admire your diligence and congratulate you on a very, very fine job! With very little space, your final addition becomes seamless integral part of the whole and brings it full circle. *I am still trying to integrate the bear.... visually, I am not quite sure if I am offended, or if it just doesn't belong, or if I just wanna to chuckle 🤭
This process, albeit probably a little boring, is how I write and think up painting ideas in general. It's not the most dynamic approach but it is what propells me to get work done. :) Mind mapping helps a lot. I do that regularly- especially for draft outlines.
Wow! your piece tied up that bottom area nicely and complemented the paw at the same time. Nice work! I love that your kids got to see the painting what a treat 😊
I love what you said about 'mark making' and how you got really into art in your late 20's. It's never too late to follow a passion or develop a skill. My art is all about stories, but I using writing to share them, thank you for your inspiring words.
Really appreciate you sharing the inspiration, thought process, and research - I think that's often the most fascinating part! The artwork itself is exceptional. Love watching the way you worked with the space given, and made her feel like she's crawling/bursting out of the corner! A fantastic end to this awesome project!👏💕
The cherry on top to finish such an amazing piece, loved to see the birth and the end of the concept, where does it come from and how u put it together, it was wonderful, congrats and thank u, u did an splendid work!
Everyone made such quality videos. It's amazing the things people can make and put on youtube. The creativity generated by both the art and videos is astounding.
Very cool final addition! What a piece!
Thanks Ten Hundred! It's such a cool idea. I appreciate your concept and was honored to get to be a part of it.
I think you should get someone to make another popout character for the opposite side so the piece is more balanced out.
I agree with Rcb... or get the artist to do an additional paw so that it looks like snow bears holding it up...
It just looks abit side heavy with just one side with a character... like I said even a second paw would even it out somewhat xx
I really don't think this needs another character or to be balanced out. I loved all of the individual characters, but it looked so very disjointed until the time concept that Marco Bucci came up with. I think his black and white time master and the direction that everyone is looking balances the large polar bear out. I would be afraid that anymore would just be more for the sake of more, and it would potentially look as disjointed as some of these were when first added. It finally looks like a complete and pretty cohesive piece. I was very worried about 50-75% of the way through, but I really like how it turned out.
@@shell2250 It's literally one character; I mean he had Bobby Duke Arts make a frame after last season's painting was "finished" so what's the big deal?
Yeah it looks good, and is fine the way it is, but why are you against a final touch? Not to mention the other artwork in this season is going to take even longer to complete because of one of the artist adding more space to work with. I feel like you might be disagreeing with the idea, just to disagree with it.
Anyways, ultimately it's up to TenHun to decide what happens to the piece.
Wow - that was a beautiful video and art contribution, Jared! Really enjoyed the thought put into it. I think what impressed me most was the handling of the composition. Your part flows so well into Jess Karp's hands, and Greg Simkins' clouds/smoke. Really appealing light and shadow on the figure, too. Way to bring this project home!
Thanks Marco! That means a lot. I've worked in comics for years so small windows is sorta my thing. haha I really appreciate you watching and of course, thank you so much for choosing me for the part.
I would feel so intimidated by the lack of space, but you clearly made the most of it! Loved seeing the birth of the concept be taken to its final result. Amazing!
Thank you so much! It was fun to paint.
so beautiful Jared! I really enjoyed the beginning with your thoughts about collective consciousness and going deep, i too have been exploring this lately and it was nice to hear you speak on it. I love your character and the gesture and your paint strokes, so juicy. I love how shes coming out in front of the hand so it creates space and depth. So cool to finally see this completed! What a journey 💪
Thanks for watching and commenting, Kiptoe! Your video was amazing and your art is terrific. I think about it a lot. Both in picture making and in written/spoken story. Thanks again- I'll see you around the internet :)
It's funny how both the art collabs have a beautiful goddess type lady adorned with plants in the same corner 😂❤ this is gorgeous though 🤩
Fascinating- I didn't notice that on the other one and I thought I was keeping up with these. hah It's funny how life and story can feel so inconcievably huge and yet such a small pond some times. haha Interesting- thanks for pointing that out. :)
I've fallen in love with your art. Your style, your characters, your colours, your lines.
These 14 minutes glow with pure inspiration.
Your loose sketches gave me such a burst of motivation.
I'm an artist too and I know if i keep working on myself I maybe can get to a level close to yours one day. Something about your illustrations just blew me away in these few minutes.
Veda- you're so kind. Thank you. I'm always around to talk shop. :) Good luck on your journey! There's no better feeling then just scribbling aroudn with pen and paint ;)
I really like your deep thought process, love of art history and the many loose, wonderful preparatory works you make. Also that breathtaking en plein air painting at the start. Your collab character is so beautifully lit and lives in a lush environment. It’s one of my fave contributions.
Thank you so much Claire!
A worthy finish for an amazing artwork. Never thought it would come out THAT amazing! I find it amazing to see so many different creative geniuses collab and build up a coherent work of art! Kudos! You did a great great job!
I love everyone else's paintings so much. Everyone really brought what makes them unique and I love the result of their work.
Great addition! Still can't get over how out of place that bear looks
GREAT ADDITION! .. and now I’m obsessed with cornflowers.. 😆👍
We grow them all around our house. I love them. I think they might be my favorite wildflower.
PS- start a meadow! Plant some! :) It's tough to get them to grow before the birds get them but once you get them started they'll expand out and travel.
That must be beautiful! I’ll have to try!
My favorite part about these videos is watching the process. Each artist varies in their concept/preparation to the art/execution, to their video editing/creation. All are exceptional but vastly different in where they get their inspiration from, their difference in practicality/technical expertise/style, etc. What a way to complete the piece. Such a beautiful edition.
I love that about them too, JR. thank you for watching.
In your making process Art i feeling so motivated like this aphorism says:... I believe in the small daily rebirths, those with which days begin with something surprising, between the habitual and the unexpected.
Rebirth is mysterious, something inside us dies and something else resurrects, like the sky that yesterday belonged to winter and today enchants, and like these small leaves that will soon give light to all the trees.(Fabrizio Caramagna)
Thanks from Italy. Your feeling trasposition of Nature rebirth it should help us remember how we should protect and care more the Environment that deeply healthy or sickness we are connected. We have more in common with a tree than with a transistor!
Thank you, Rosetta. Wow- I would love to go painting over there some day. My book, kodi, is releasing in Italy soon. :) Thanks for this inspirational input. Well said :)
I love the out stretched hand, it really mirrors Jess' hands well. As well as the attention to composition, with those large hands and the smoke above your piece, really translates as a fairy sized character and not just someone peaking out of foliage. Fingers crossed someone can take control of that other tryptic in circulation for season 2 and paint something big....it needs some major help ;)
Wow. Just amazing.
Thank you, Ray!
I love how your addition flows with what is already there and adds to it. There are a couple of artists whom I thought almost ruined this piece, but you saved it. 💚
Thank you for watching, Winnie and I appreciate your words. It's like life- I think- everyone carries there history and emotional response to an image but in the end each step or percieved misstep was just that- a step in some direction just adding a little spin on the ball before landing. For better or worse- every step and misstep makes us who we are and that's beautiful. I think it's the same for the painting. I appreciate your time and comment, winnie. :)
Woah!! you went so above and beyond for prep! Can tell you put some real time and effort in to this!
Thanks Chuck! This video pretty much describes my process for writing and covers/illustrations. I appreciate you watching the vid! :)
@@JaredCullum my pleasure thanks for making it!! youve really honed in your craft!
That's some dramatic first minute and a half! 🌴🎭
Was really interesting not seeing Procreate get busted out in this one. Amazing work, dude.
Maybe someone can teach me how to use it one day haha I don’t dislike digital tools, I just tend to stare blankly at them instead of producing. Same with writing. For whatever reason i need pen and paint to paper. Nothing but respect for digital or digital process- It just always felt like a wrench in the system to me.
@@JaredCullum amen to that. Sometimes the infinite options can be paralyzing.
I was thinking the same thing, good to see the old school way it was a nice change to end things off.
@@JaredCullumso that is why your video had such a nostalgic 90s vibe to it, especially the narration of the process and going to the library. It felt like watching a forgotten Indy documentary of the time. It is rare that this feeling is evoked for me on RUclips videos.
Hah yes- I see that now. I didn’t even think of that
Your drawing is my favorite on the painting. I also like the bunny.
I appreciate you watching, Petra!
I was surprised to see you in this collaboration. I had seen your book recently and was blown away by the artwork. Just incredible!!! You did not disappoint on this piece as well. I loved how you filled in the last piece of the story. Your process was interesting, I had never seen it before. It definitely gave a great insight into your thought workings. Awesome job!!!
Thank you, Matthew. I appreciate you watching and thanks for checking out one of my books! I'm currently painting the sequel to Kodi and I have some other news about a book but I can't announce it quite yet.
I loved hearing your story and that you just didn't paint something, you did research. Amazing! I love these collaborations, I have found artists I might not have without it. So many talented people.
Thanks! I appreciate you watching it :)
Love what you did! Even though it's a small corner, birth (or rebirth in this case) happens and demands it place in time.. You cannot postpone birth, she won't be ignored and she sorta pushes the bear paw out of the way.. "Here I am". Beautiful!
You, sir, are an amazing artist.. pure and simple, it's in your soul 💜 I'm so glad you were chosen and I had the privilege of being introduced to your work. Thank you for your contribution, it's gorgeous and very well thought out. I love all the various inspirational research you did from stone to paper. I love it all. Thank you 💜
Thank you so much :) that comment really means a lot to me. I appreciate you subbing and sticking around :)
@@JaredCullum yea, the only "down side" is now I have to go binge watch the rest of your videos 🤣 🤣🤣
I am so happy to see what you were able to contribute to this collaboration. I truly enjoyed your process and all the steps behind you deciding on what you were going to paint. Thank you for your video and know that I found a new artist to enjoy in you.
Thank you, Andrew!
Even the sketches on that beautiful Fabriano like aquarelle paper are amazing.
So so sooo incredibly beautiful!! I love this so much! I'm so happy Ten Hundred started this, I've found so many amazing artists following this series and you're one of them!
I’ve really enjoyed seeing new-to-me channels through the other videos as well. Thanks for watching, Sangria. :)
honestly, the final result of this painting collab is much better than the first one, it has a clear story. It's a brilliant idea to add goddess of spring as a symbol of rebirth, it complement the story.
Thank you for watching, Jessica!
I love how these pieces can always feel sort of disconnected through the process but in the end it just works❤
Me too! Thanks for watching
I loved the story telling in this video. Seeing the journey of what it took to get to that final painting is what I find most interesting about art. The process is so intriguing! I think it also shows why it's hard to make videos like this all the time for social media. This kind of art takes time, research, and dedication! Well done!
Thanks for watching Penelope!
Amazing end to an amazing collaboration. It tied in all beautifully.
Thanks Weblight! :)
These art collabs have been awesome to meet new artists. Love your skill and the time you took and the way you worked how too. New subscriber.
Thanks Sweet Pea! Speaking of Spring- that's one of my favorite Spring flowers! :)
Wow! Amazing addition! I love your piece!
Thanks Sara!
My breath is utterly taken...
What an incredible project this has become! I am stunned to have witnessed it... Thank you!!
Thank you for watching!
I love the history lesson and how much thought you put into the peice. I love painting floral. Renaissance was my favorite era in art history. Shame that so much of it is being censored and removed from american society. I'm into illustration and cartooning art. I draw a lot of manga style art and i also like to paint. I've never really done still life outside of art school but you make me want yo branch out of my comfort zone. I'm glad you were apart of this collab if only to find your channel and be inspired by your art.
She kinda reminds me of a pixie with her floral crown and her pose.
That’s fantastic, Jay! Thanks so much for your kind words and taking the time to watch.
I love Spring coming out of the plant powerful an fresh with so much dedication. She is the one who touched me most. Thanks for this beautiful contribution.
Thank you Daniela. :)
I like your contribution.
I think this sort of collab requires rules to make sure people get fair real estate, but also some rules and a general aim to unify the piece. Colour palettes? Theme? Not sure. While each contribution is great the completed piece to me feels like it needed more unity.
I think that’s an interesting take. I find the more constraints on art the more creativity I have flourish in some cases. I don’t know. I don’t have an opinion on that- I think it could be neat to try it like that some time. I love the work done by everyone so much and how it feels authentic to their story and style it trumps my desire for unity. It feels more like life to me- the choices and happenings along the way were just that but the end wouldn’t have been what it was without each spin on the ball.
Thanks for watching and commenting, Random. I appreciate your honesty.
Might just be my favourite piece of the whole painting. Very nicely done!
Thanks for watching bomis!
This was genuinely so incredible. I still can’t believe you managed to make the most of such little space without overpowering the piece. Genuinely speechless 💕
I’ve said it elsewhere but working on comics has trained me to make the most out of small boxes haha :)
Beautiful addition
This painting kind of reminds me of the never ending story where there are a bunch of different eccentric characters and archetypes, and there’s a story being told but we don’t have a clue what it’s about.
Perfect analogy of this art piece
Oooo Emma I love that take. Very well said :) phew.. hopefully this story ends better for the horse. Haha that movie scarred me when I was a kid haha
Yes I hope nothing happens to snow bear 😲haha
😱 The final? That's daunting.
Wow what a contribution this whole video was such a nice journey to go on. Your reflections of the meanings within the piece, the pacing the, the tranquil time-lapse of the painting. The piece itself fits so well into the space and blends really nicely into the 3 surrounding artists. I also like the blend of background and character
Sad this is the end of this piece and there is not going to be a frame like the last one. Also despite what James Gurney said about clutter I personally think it would have been nice if there was more of a background to his area of the piece
Thanks for your comment, Gus- I appreciate you watching it!
Loved seeing the concept sketches leading into the final pose. Gorgeous painting. Love it.
Thank you Stephanie!
Wow 👌, Truly beautiful addition and very much enjoyed seeing the process behind it! So glad you ended this collaboration on such a high note.❤
Thank you, Will. I appreciate you taking the time to watch.
Awesome job! The best part of this collab, as a fan, is exposure to so many new artists. You're amazing!
Thank you! :)
What a thoughtful process and journey you took yourself, and us on.
It has been interesting how each artist works and makes their marks.
Thank you Patty!
That piece is really cool! What I love about this piece is everyone made use of the space. And it's a wild adventure that can tell any story you want.... so the story is up to the viewer.
Yes! That's the beauty of art. We all bring our own history and feelings to the symbols we see. It's cool how we can connect through the story. I really appreciate you watching, Nika! :)
YO WAS THAT Usagi Yojimbo?!?!!?!?!? I HAVENT SEEN THAT IN SOOOOOO LONG! That and Bone were like my main comics growing up!!!!
Nice! I’m working on a cover series for Usagi right now.
@@JaredCullum Okay, just don't make it as bad as the Netflix thing :( They did it dirty. But your artwork in the video for it you showed was amazing!
@@the_RCB_films Hah! Well- maybe it was a present with someone else's name on it. I love everything put out by Stan and his team. I post Usagi, TMNT and other stuff I work on on instagram if you want to see more. I plan on moving this channel, which has largely been strictly traditional painting landscapes and still lifes into more of the entertainment art I do for my day-job. I'd like to cross over more with that kind of stuff.
truly a master of what you do
I appreciate your time and comment- thank you.
The cornflower is a thematically perfect addition, Jared! For those unaware, Novalis built his idea of die blaue Blume/the unattainable/the endless metaphysical drive toward beauty, love, and hope around the cornflower specifically. It's a cornerstone of the Romantic movement.
Excellent addition!
She is beautiful. I did not know you drew Usagi. 🙂
I do work for Usagi. I'm currently working on a cover series. It's my favorite to work on, I think. The flowing fabrics of that era and the epic landscapes. It's such a fun world to play in. Stan Sakai draws the books. I haven't done any interior pages but I'd love to write a story for him some day.
Love that your addition added life to the piece! It’s like she’s emerging from the canvas!! Love the feeling that if I was to reach out to the canvas, she would grab my hand.
Thank you, C! :)
wow wow wow!~ such an amazing ending to the collab, loved watching all your process and inspiration from concept to the final painting, the way it flows into the other elements surrounding it its really really cool, you're such an inspiration! really enjoyed the video, amazing work!
Thank you, Eanui!
Very epic collab!!! Love all the styles coming together! Great work!
Me too- Thank you for watching!
You've not got much space to work with, though glad to see the canvis finally be completely filled.
I'm curious to see if someone will be chosen to create the frame for this one. They'll have an extra challenge if so.
Yea- but that's okay. I'm just full of gratitude for getting to do something at all regardless of size.
Woaaa!! You did an amazing job in the collab!! I really liked your contribution to it :D
Thank you!
GREAT! Addition, I have been wondering what happened with this collaboration. I know that there was some controversy about an Artist on one of the collaborations but I have not been able to find out what they did nor what is going on with it! This looks like a finished piece and I do hope that it is finding its way back to Peter, 10 Hundred! Lovely video and beautiful painting, I believe that you have made a truly beautiful completion piece for this collaboration, well done!
Thanks for watching! I shipped it a while ago. :) I don’t know what the plan is for the rest of it.
I lost track of the project but so glad to come back and see your amazing process and contribution. Maybe my favorite part of the whole thing. Wonderful work, love your art. :)
Loved this! Loved your thought process and loved your execution. It’s great to see everyone’s amazing work come to fruition.
Thanks Brian! :)
Gotta love how you and Marco pulled the piece back in by giving it a story, making it really feel cohesive. Awesome work, and such a cool process to see!
Oh Yay! A new addition to the Art Collab! Psyched!
Thanks for watching!
@@JaredCullum my pleasure, truly. Now I’m on to your review of Ohuhu markers
Your piece was one of my favourite additions and I really loved your process. You did a wonderful job, keep it up.
It's unbelievable....i have no words to say.....i just..❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Thank you for watching
Love your character, great to watch live.
That means a lot. Thank you. I appreciate you watching the video.
That's such a nice introduction with the painting in "plein air" in alasca and your idea of telling a story through art. Really inspiring video and amazing art. The collab really became a cohesive piece. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
I love this tiny spring goddes 💜
Thanks Misha!
This is beautiful. My favirote piece of the batch!
Very kind fo you to say. Thank you for watching!
What a great art piece and I love that you used Renaissance and Botticelli as your inspiration. That is my favorite era and love using it to inspire my own work too. Those artists had amazing imaginations and I think even after several centuries, their pieces are still some of the greatest art pieces to have ever existed.
Thanks so much, Loz- I appreciate you watching. :)
This was really cool to watch Jared! Love the stages of development. Well done!
Thanks Jason!
That first rough watercolour sketch is gorgeous! So much movement!
Thanks Suz!
It was so interesting to come on the journey of discovery as you came up with your concept. A truly beautiful and unique addition to the collaboration.
Thanks Rebecca!
Really glad i found your channel through this collab. My favorite video of the bunch!
Thank you, Time. I appreciate you coming by the watch!
I especially enjoy that you didn’t make the goddess static or regal - she’s fierce and elemental, crouching like something feral, or someone on a dangerous quest. It’s balanced out by the inherent softness of what looks like a very young face, and there’s such a lightness to the whole composition. Lovely, thoughtful work.
Thanks very much Kalieris!
Wow, that's sooooo beautiful, I love it so much!
Thanks Maroon!
I think your addition fit so well!! I love how you researched and brainstormed to get a concept for this painting. 👍 Well done!
Thank you, L!
It's really interesting to see your process.
Thank you!
Omigosh, what an amazing piece! Loved seeing your whole process. Thanks for sharing it with us!
Thanks Becky! :)
This is actually such a beautiful ending.
I feel it really balanced the whole piece out.
Like, after the whole crazy, wacky adventure, we end up somewhere peaceful.
Cliche or maybe just an age old classic: It's an ending but somehow also feels like a beginning too :')
Incredible! What a great final painting to combine all of the different artwork, you nailed that concept! I'm your newest fan!
Thank you Super Momma :) I appreciate you watching
Every piece is amazing in itself, but yours I like the best. The style, the theme, thick and bold lines. The whole piece is simply mesmerizing!
Thank you Martinhio!
Wow! I loved seeing your thought process your creation was beautiful thanks for taking us alone on the journey.
Thank you!
Great work! Nice video. I liked the way of thinking for your concept art.. so nice!! +1 sub
Thanks for watching Victor!
Amazing process! I really liked how you took your time to do your researches before adding your touch!
I appreciate you watching, Linkfire :)
Just loved your whole journey process that it made such a small area of this art piece look, feel epic in a powerful way. Well done 👏🏽🌟
Thank you :)
Jared, I am so very glad to have watched the creation of this artistic collaboration from beginning to end. It certainly introduced me to some artists, yourself included, that I had no current awareness of. And for that, I am very grateful.
I was, of course, holding my breath to find out who the final artist was going to be. When the baton was passed on to you, I must confess, I had never heard of you prior to this.
Cudoes to both you and your wife for having a wonderful sense of humor when accepting the passing of the final torch. No doubt, the anxiety and pressure of being in the final position must have weighed heavily. Particularly when following some of the artists of greater renown.
You obviously devoted a great deal of thought and energy as to how best you might make the final contribution and bring it around full circle. I love the fact that you did the good old fashioned research by visiting the library (still one of my favorite sanctuaries) and sketching in pen and pencil versus some fandangled app such as procreate.
I admire your diligence and congratulate you on a very, very fine job!
With very little space, your final addition becomes seamless integral part of the whole and brings it full circle.
*I am still trying to integrate the bear.... visually, I am not quite sure if I am offended, or if it just doesn't belong, or if I just wanna to chuckle 🤭
Thank you for your comment and your time watching the video. This is encouraging and I appreciate your thoughts :)
Beautiful!! I also loved how you walked us through your mind mapping process. I learned something new, thank you!! 😊
This process, albeit probably a little boring, is how I write and think up painting ideas in general. It's not the most dynamic approach but it is what propells me to get work done. :) Mind mapping helps a lot. I do that regularly- especially for draft outlines.
Really enjoying this process
I appreciate you taking the time to watch :)
Awesome ending note for this piece!
Thank you Linn!
Astonishing artwork! Absolutely worth the wait!
Thank you GK :)
@@JaredCullum It's my pleasure!
Beautiful.
woah, might be my favorite addition to the piece. Love the ideation and story behind it!
Thanks for watching!
Wow! your piece tied up that bottom area nicely and complemented the paw at the same time. Nice work! I love that your kids got to see the painting what a treat 😊
Thanks Naomi!
I love what you said about 'mark making' and how you got really into art in your late 20's. It's never too late to follow a passion or develop a skill. My art is all about stories, but I using writing to share them, thank you for your inspiring words.
Thanks for watching, Lukey!
brilliant piece bro. love the dynamics !!!! great study and character!!
Thanks John!
Really appreciate you sharing the inspiration, thought process, and research - I think that's often the most fascinating part!
The artwork itself is exceptional. Love watching the way you worked with the space given, and made her feel like she's crawling/bursting out of the corner! A fantastic end to this awesome project!👏💕
Thank you, Zaccura! :)
What a wonderful addition to this beautiful piece of artwork, well done! 🎉❤😊
Thank you!
Woah! What an awesome way to finish the whole piece! All of your artists in this collab have done a terrific job! 👏🙌
Thank you for watching Rhema :)
The cherry on top to finish such an amazing piece, loved to see the birth and the end of the concept, where does it come from and how u put it together, it was wonderful, congrats and thank u, u did an splendid work!
Thank you! I appreciate you watching, Patricia!
Great collaboration! Didn’t know about it. Have just watched this episode and all previous. That was big pleasure.
Everyone made such quality videos. It's amazing the things people can make and put on youtube. The creativity generated by both the art and videos is astounding.
These characters are clearly on a DnD campaign. ❤😂❤