@@Launabanauna2 But the Spirograph actually took some thought and skill. A chimp could swing a bucket of paint. In fact, they may be offended if you wanted them to paint like that. Chimp-made art would also sell faster and for higher prices.
I don’t understand how people can look at this and NOT realize it’s Art. He’s literally re-creating, visual patterns based on physics! That are absolutely stunning! People are silly.
Its definitely art, but if I took a dump and rubbed it on a canvas, stuck done twigs and leaves on it, that would be art too. Everything can be considered "art". Some artists are more talented than others and actually do something that not 99% of the population can do
@@ronaldraygun2639so you only listen to technical death metal and progressive jazz since those genres of music take lots of skill right? It’s a hell of a lot easier to swing a paint can over a canvas than to actually draw but it’s still art
@@dunnydunn458 They aren’t criticizing the end product. They’re criticizing the idea that this guy is any more of an artist than a chimp - who could easily be trained to swing a paint bucket. And the chimp wouldn’t call it “art”.
I've never done this before but I'm pretty sure if you start the bucket by letting go with momentum away from the center it won't have that first wobbly line
What about doing the exact same painting configurations you've been doing and adding a musical component (i.e. canvas sitting on a speaker of some sort)? Wave patterns and pendulum swings is basically ballroom dancing and we've all seen how passionate some of that can get
Can you make a video on how you prep your can. Hole size air flow ect. And a quick tip on stopping the paint once you’re done. I am trying to make some of these and the first one, the hole was too big and cause splash. The second one hole to small and caused drips. Than when I’m satisfied I try to tape up the hole but wet paint makes that hard 😝 would love some advice
@@SJH22 might not be what you consider talent and that's ok I don't expect you to have the same opinion as me considering every single person on this earth is thankfully different but it is what I consider talent and that's ok too ♥️ 😉👌 it's sad that my positive comment got to you so bad that you felt the need to be a KAREN and say something negative 🤷😊😉👌
he aint being a karen. hes being real💀 lots of actual talented and skilled people dont get a percentage of the attention these lame folks get and have to work lame jobs instead do to guillible people who call this talent
Hey just an idea, maybe grab the can with another bucket to stop the dripping right when you want to. The idea of some erratic drips, although I can’t see them from my screen, seems to take away from the precision of the lines
As long as that piece of "art" is sold for the price of the paint and parts to make the background thats fine. Very little extra could be charged for the time taken and "creativity" as there is nothing to stop anyone commenting making the exact same thing.
Remember those stencil graph sets, can't remember what they called this reminds me of that. Sooo much fun. Anyways, looks cool. Keep doing what you like
The comments on these videos are so frustrating "oh its so easy to do this, this takes no talent" then let me see you do it. This artist literally engineers his paintings so they turn out a certain way-- that takes a lot of knowledge and skill.
Does anyone ever buy these? This is easily done at home. I find it hard to believe that people pay for these, not that this is bad, its great. Its just that theres so many people doing it.
It’s physics, he should’ve listened in school, maybe he would understand that anything swinging from a solid point follows these similar paths.. it’s called a “pendulum swing” it’s been knows for centuries.. this mofo thinks he’s just discovered this motion, that’s why he’s calling it a technique lol.. it’s a law not a technique hahah
It's kinda fascinating to me how utterly contemptible everyone in this guy's comment section is. Dude's just sharing something he finds fun and interesting and is able to make a quick buck off of and that throws so many of y'all into a blind fucking rage lmao. He ain't claiming to be the next greatest artist to ever live and despite how much y'all talk about how easy and simple this is to do you still don't have any hobby deeper than shittalking in comments lmao
Some of us are old enough to remember the old Microsoft screen savers that did the exact same thing. Some of us are also just not that impressed by periodic motion. It's math. He's putting a graphing calculator on canvas. Where is the expression? Where is the individuality and uniqueness? He's doing what anyone with paint, twine and gravity can do. The reason why no one else is doing it is because no one thought there would be such a large crowd of dummies to gobble it up. This man's biggest achievement is correctly estimating the magnitude of idiocy present in modern society. And I'm part of it...commenting on a RUclips Short like my opinion matters while i take a dump....sigh. At least the dump was satisfying.
Who said art needs meaning or expression, individuality? It's art. No art is individual, everything is inspired by something if you look far enough into an artist's past. The stinkers that say art needs to be anything just don't really know what art is. So what if it's also math? It's nice seeing how the patterns will come out. I'm not a mathematician so I don't know, but even if I were and could perfectly guess what it would look like, it's still a visual representation of whatever. He clearly enjoys doing it. I'd consider myself an artist and nothing I do has any meaning, expression, or skill. I'm doing what any idiot with a pencil and fineliner can do. And I'd argue that he does have a skill most other people don't because it does take an understanding of how everything will fall to be able to have some control. It's abstract art... It ain't that offensive. I've seen canvases full of black paint and still found them interesting to look at because of subtle changes in texture. There's something for everyone. He's clearly just having fun experimenting. If I had a garage and paint, and a little bit of string I'd be trying this out too. You're free to not like it, of course. I'd personally not buy any of his stuff since it isn't my taste, but just because it doesn't fit your definition of art doesn't mean it can't be art. I could shat on a piece of paper and smear it around into a flower and say it's art. I've seen much worse on RUclips than a dude having some fun with paint...and this isn't a modern society problem. Show anyone the swirly paint man and they'll enjoy the brain tingles it causes. Finding joy in simple things is nice.
The fact of the matter is that you could recreate any artwork ever made if you put in enough effort. Art isn't like sports where there's a limiting factor called genetics. Does recreating the Mona Lisa make you a good artist? It would certainly prove you're a good painter, but is this what art is about? Technical proficiency? A printer could recreate any painting much better than a human, but does this make the printer a good artist? Really, art is not about technical skills at all, it certainly helps one advance the complexity of their work, but the reality of art is simply the creation of something new. Sure, you could absolutely recreate the set up in this video and make your own paint pendulum, there's less of a barrier to entry skillwise than recreating a grand painting, but what makes this art is not the complexity or skill of it, it's the idea. It might seem obvious to you now how easy it would be, but before you had not even the idea to attempt it. He did, and he went through with it, that's art.
It’s not even a technique, it’s physics, he’s letting a bucket swing from a solid point so all the bucket is doing is following it’s perpetual motion until it stops, anyone could do what he’s doing..
![Chino Pacas - Modo Capone (with Drake & Fuerza Regida) [Video Oficial]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/zjv8TQ0gBkg/mqdefault.jpg)
Yeah, it reminds me of the Spirograph set I used to play with from the late ‘60’s, early ‘70’s.
@@Launabanauna2 But the Spirograph actually took some thought and skill. A chimp could swing a bucket of paint. In fact, they may be offended if you wanted them to paint like that. Chimp-made art would also sell faster and for higher prices.
@@djsgravelyshut uup
I don’t understand how people can look at this and NOT realize it’s Art. He’s literally re-creating, visual patterns based on physics! That are absolutely stunning! People are silly.
i geuss i should start fixing plumbing with physics and tell them the pattern looks good they wont mind all of the water on the floor.
Bro mad that he can’t have this much fun at his job
@@nickolascuartero7854I'm pretty sure plumbing requires a knowledge of physics
@@Atri0 it does a bit.
Its definitely art, but if I took a dump and rubbed it on a canvas, stuck done twigs and leaves on it, that would be art too. Everything can be considered "art". Some artists are more talented than others and actually do something that not 99% of the population can do
Please try rainbow color(fill 1 bucket with 7 layers of paint)
Yes do this one next
it's m'y goal to try it !
Damn that one actually looked like it required some skill to paint
It did take skill that’s exactly what you was looking at 😂
@blesstothemosthigh4798 Yup... So much skill to swing a bucket on a string... This dude
@blesstothemosthigh4798 Yup... So much skill to swing a bucket on a string... This dude
@blesstothemosthigh4798 Yup... So much skill to swing a bucket on a string... This dude
What a pathetic way to label yourself an artist.
Hey A.I. drop a beat if you know what I mean, takes credit
This man has been doing this for SO long and yet never once considered just using fucking cardboard to easily stop the paint it’s insane
Lol hey maybe he'll see this and have the same reaction I did, "well son of a bitch, why didn't I think of that..."
Cardboard on the floor?
Beutifull
@@Coneman3 no. Hold cardboard and then sliding it under the paint right when he wants it to stop
That's.... actually really clever lol 😅
I'm an artist myself I love seeing others artwork this was a beautiful piece well done
😂😂😂😂😂😂. Artists. You use buckets too 😅😅😅😂😂😂
@@ronaldraygun2639 no lol I sketch and paint I don't have this skill though
@@ronaldraygun2639so you only listen to technical death metal and progressive jazz since those genres of music take lots of skill right? It’s a hell of a lot easier to swing a paint can over a canvas than to actually draw but it’s still art
@@bruhbruh3642it is not easier. it take no skill and probably a couple of try to do it
@HoldenAfarttwhat’s art
I had this when I was a kid in the 70's, it was called a Spirograph set, except we used pencils.
You should do an experiment with loud music or with music bowls. See if musical vibration effects the art 🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
I don't know why people criticize this, it looks amazing!
@@dunnydunn458 They aren’t criticizing the end product. They’re criticizing the idea that this guy is any more of an artist than a chimp - who could easily be trained to swing a paint bucket. And the chimp wouldn’t call it “art”.
That is AMAZING!
It’s also VERY beautiful.
Wow … I would have never thought of something like this. Very creative!
You must be best customer of the paint supplies shop
I've never done this before but I'm pretty sure if you start the bucket by letting go with momentum away from the center it won't have that first wobbly line
Wow , I'm impressed how good that looks !!
Wow that bucket is so talented!
We know!! Leonardos Mona Lisa
The gravity and the bucket is the real artist
What about doing the exact same painting configurations you've been doing and adding a musical component (i.e. canvas sitting on a speaker of some sort)? Wave patterns and pendulum swings is basically ballroom dancing and we've all seen how passionate some of that can get
not gonna lie, your arts are amazing!
Can you make a video on how you prep your can. Hole size air flow ect. And a quick tip on stopping the paint once you’re done. I am trying to make some of these and the first one, the hole was too big and cause splash. The second one hole to small and caused drips. Than when I’m satisfied I try to tape up the hole but wet paint makes that hard 😝 would love some advice
I LOVE THESE!
When I was a kid, we had something called spiral graph. You could do that on paper with a pencil.
I'm really into it. Usually I prefer photo realistic art but in digging all you videos.
You ever hear of a comparator mirror, or Tim’s Vermeer? Look into it
Yeah bro you really did two great techniques. 1. Let go off bucket. 2. Wait.
HEY LEONARDO, ALL OF YOUR PAINTINGS ARE REAL MAAASTERPEICES, MONALISA!!
👏👏👏👍
I feel like this would look so much better if you showed some restraint. Just let it go for like 5 passes instead of all night
Absolutely incredible
The floor looks amazing as a canvas
When you stop it try putting your hand under to fill the hole and with you other hand move it away from the painting
The motion of the earth going through space has much to do with the perfectly spaced lines as the can rotates around the canvas.
He definitely had a Spirograph as a kid
💯
This is like spirograph, large scale, my favorite game when I was young.
Would be interesting to see what a disruption in the path could do, and the new pattern that takes place after the first one is broken.
Beautiful!
"your art is the prettiest of all the art"
I love these paintings your super talented my guy ♥️👌
Super talented? The hardest part is hanging the damn canvas and bucket of paint.
@@SJH22 might not be what you consider talent and that's ok I don't expect you to have the same opinion as me considering every single person on this earth is thankfully different but it is what I consider talent and that's ok too ♥️ 😉👌 it's sad that my positive comment got to you so bad that you felt the need to be a KAREN and say something negative 🤷😊😉👌
Yup... sure takes talent to swing a bucket on a string... He could definitely win America's Got Talent
@@mariosalgado3131 🤣🤣🤣👌👌👌
he aint being a karen. hes being real💀 lots of actual talented and skilled people dont get a percentage of the attention these lame folks get and have to work lame jobs instead do to guillible people who call this talent
I would love to finally see one of these pictures finished.
Just wooooowwwww😮❤❤❤❤𝓵𝓸𝓿𝓮𝓭 𝓲𝓽❤
Hey just an idea, maybe grab the can with another bucket to stop the dripping right when you want to. The idea of some erratic drips, although I can’t see them from my screen, seems to take away from the precision of the lines
That, like THAT? Looked like a galaxy? No it didn’t, it looked cool, it looks like a tornado of some sort. Or a cyclone
As long as that piece of "art" is sold for the price of the paint and parts to make the background thats fine. Very little extra could be charged for the time taken and "creativity" as there is nothing to stop anyone commenting making the exact same thing.
Soo sick
It ain’t wasteful he’s the artist he decides knowing full well it’ll be messy. Which is the best part
I could hang that on my wall and just stare at it, man you have serious talent!
Spilled bucket wow what a great talent from gravity
Perfect
This is pure genius
its not
Do one with a spinning canvas
That looks great
Wait til your top can is already swinging then start the lower pendulum going in the direction after you took your step over the corner rope
Love your art. Do you keep any of your techniques secret? 💚🎸
I love it. I love the blue on the black
Remember those stencil graph sets, can't remember what they called this reminds me of that. Sooo much fun. Anyways, looks cool. Keep doing what you like
All this time you are creating the best Pollack on the floor as well
Pretty color. xoxoxo
It's literally white
@@InfestedSlab its blue. You might be colorblind.
@@InfestedSlab its blue
The comments on these videos are so frustrating "oh its so easy to do this, this takes no talent" then let me see you do it. This artist literally engineers his paintings so they turn out a certain way-- that takes a lot of knowledge and skill.
literally, dont they get tired of being negative ?
@fox2920 Even if it doesn't require a ton of skill, so what? Who cares?
@fox2920you'll disprove them when you go and do it bud.
So a kindergarten is genius level if that's what you are arguing. Ffs 😂
Este ha quedado perfecto
Gorgeous and satisfying
Not art , UNLESS every kid who ever used a Spirograph is an artist . Sorry just facts.
the floor is more artistic than the painting itself, like the work of James Pollock
It's a pleasure to watch😊
Does anyone ever buy these?
This is easily done at home.
I find it hard to believe that people pay for these, not that this is bad, its great. Its just that theres so many people doing it.
Okay that looked gooood. Simple and neat
Very cool!!
Cute, he used the word "Techniques" 😂
Do pink and neon green 😊
Very cool
What material are you painting on? I’d like to try this with my g/f. Wood? Canvas over wood?
❤❤❤👍💕💕💕😘😘
Did they get rid of the do not reccomend button?
When are you gonna invest in a snow shovel or something to stick under paint can when you want to stop it? It might reduce the unwanted drips.
Have stacked different colors of paint so the paint color changes with one swing?
What kind of paint are you using?
Beautiful
I remember when artists actually painted
Yeah, what a boring time
They still do. wtf are you on about?
I wish I had the space to do this.
Professional snap there it's perfect! 😁
How many designs can you possibly create
Ooh.....a new painting. I wonder if it's gonna have swirls and lines.....
Actually hard work has left the chat
Did he say technique????? I think he meant swinging a bucket full of paint !! 😅
It’s physics, he should’ve listened in school, maybe he would understand that anything swinging from a solid point follows these similar paths.. it’s called a “pendulum swing” it’s been knows for centuries.. this mofo thinks he’s just discovered this motion, that’s why he’s calling it a technique lol.. it’s a law not a technique hahah
It's kinda fascinating to me how utterly contemptible everyone in this guy's comment section is. Dude's just sharing something he finds fun and interesting and is able to make a quick buck off of and that throws so many of y'all into a blind fucking rage lmao. He ain't claiming to be the next greatest artist to ever live and despite how much y'all talk about how easy and simple this is to do you still don't have any hobby deeper than shittalking in comments lmao
Can you show what it looks like standing up like hours after?
Have you ever tried layering paint in the can so the line changes colors as it swings across the canvas?
I have an idea but no clue what would happen. Have you heard of Tumfricos period experiment? Im not so sure it would change anything but lets see
say what you want but the fact he could estimate that in 4 swings it would meet in the middle like that shows some skill
Ok, it looks nice, but where is the art?
Feels like vaporwave
Some of us are old enough to remember the old Microsoft screen savers that did the exact same thing. Some of us are also just not that impressed by periodic motion. It's math. He's putting a graphing calculator on canvas. Where is the expression? Where is the individuality and uniqueness? He's doing what anyone with paint, twine and gravity can do. The reason why no one else is doing it is because no one thought there would be such a large crowd of dummies to gobble it up. This man's biggest achievement is correctly estimating the magnitude of idiocy present in modern society.
And I'm part of it...commenting on a RUclips Short like my opinion matters while i take a dump....sigh. At least the dump was satisfying.
Who said art needs meaning or expression, individuality? It's art. No art is individual, everything is inspired by something if you look far enough into an artist's past.
The stinkers that say art needs to be anything just don't really know what art is. So what if it's also math? It's nice seeing how the patterns will come out. I'm not a mathematician so I don't know, but even if I were and could perfectly guess what it would look like, it's still a visual representation of whatever.
He clearly enjoys doing it. I'd consider myself an artist and nothing I do has any meaning, expression, or skill. I'm doing what any idiot with a pencil and fineliner can do. And I'd argue that he does have a skill most other people don't because it does take an understanding of how everything will fall to be able to have some control.
It's abstract art... It ain't that offensive. I've seen canvases full of black paint and still found them interesting to look at because of subtle changes in texture. There's something for everyone.
He's clearly just having fun experimenting. If I had a garage and paint, and a little bit of string I'd be trying this out too.
You're free to not like it, of course. I'd personally not buy any of his stuff since it isn't my taste, but just because it doesn't fit your definition of art doesn't mean it can't be art. I could shat on a piece of paper and smear it around into a flower and say it's art.
I've seen much worse on RUclips than a dude having some fun with paint...and this isn't a modern society problem. Show anyone the swirly paint man and they'll enjoy the brain tingles it causes. Finding joy in simple things is nice.
Wow how much do you sell your paintings for?❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
👍👍👍
Please use a cardboard plate or something to prevent drips
Amazing 🤩
Bro ur a genius what does this piece mean?
Ever have the canvas spinning while you pour? Wonder what would happen
Judging by his floor, he's done a lot of these.
Your a very skilled artist
You should attach another bucket to this bucket and see what it draws.
Wowww
The fact of the matter is that you could recreate any artwork ever made if you put in enough effort. Art isn't like sports where there's a limiting factor called genetics. Does recreating the Mona Lisa make you a good artist? It would certainly prove you're a good painter, but is this what art is about? Technical proficiency? A printer could recreate any painting much better than a human, but does this make the printer a good artist? Really, art is not about technical skills at all, it certainly helps one advance the complexity of their work, but the reality of art is simply the creation of something new. Sure, you could absolutely recreate the set up in this video and make your own paint pendulum, there's less of a barrier to entry skillwise than recreating a grand painting, but what makes this art is not the complexity or skill of it, it's the idea. It might seem obvious to you now how easy it would be, but before you had not even the idea to attempt it. He did, and he went through with it, that's art.
This technique is at least 50 years old, but you think you invented it 🙄
It’s not even a technique, it’s physics, he’s letting a bucket swing from a solid point so all the bucket is doing is following it’s perpetual motion until it stops, anyone could do what he’s doing..