Wow awesome painting, I actual,y had both those figures as a child, Batman and Robin, you have just made a 45 year old man very happy bringing back some wonderful memories. Thank you
100% agree with everything you said re: old toys. The Mego superhero’s were EVERYTHING to me!!! I had them all and it was a big deal!! Loved this stuff. Don’t collect them but still have a few figures stored away in boxes along with my Star Wars figurines in the attic. Anyway, nice painting. Thanks for the memories!
Oh, I'm a bit late, but I really wanted to say that you're so talented and I look up on you. And I ain't sure why but your videos are so calming, so peaceful and just watching them and listening to your voice improves my mood:) I still have my childhood toys as well, and you're right, they remind a lot of things, and you almost feel like a kid again. Like, you know, they're not just toys
Love the toys. I guess I mostly played with Barbie and Ken. I also pretended to have a horse"Fury" if you remember the Saturday am show, and kept him in our garage. Lol Ah those were the days.
Hey, Brian, I really enjoyed this video. All the toys you got, my friend had them back in the 70s; from Evel Knievel to Fonzi and of course to Batman/Robin including the bat mobile. The painting turned out great. They actually looks like the toys they are but little creepier. They look like they are about to come to life. :D Again, great job! Till your next video, take care. ~NammaN~
Hi Brian, greetings from Belgium ! Another brilliant video and you can definitely see the "toy" aspects of both action figures ! Gorgeous result, can't wait to watch your future videos !
Hi Brian, I really enjoyed this video! I feel the same way with childhood toys, it's the memories associated with the toys that bring back happy carefree memories. I've started with my piece, almost done with the initial sketch! Thinking of using gouache instead of the usual watercolor. Excited to start on it but had to pause because, life and chores. :D
Hey Brian, Great seeing you again...well hearing your voice and seeing your very talented hands anyway...LoL Two great comic super heroes to pick from out your amazing collection ! The sketch turned out very well and the colors really brought them to life and probably my favorite era of the Batman legend is from the 60’s which I still watch to this day. POW! * BAM! * BOOM! One of my favorite toys growing up was an etch-a-sketch which I rarely went anywhere without it since I always loved to draw and sketch. Nice job Brian! you definitely reached your goal of making them look like plastic toys and not a random drawing of the characters. If I didn’t need years of practice I may have taken you up on your offer to sketch a favorite toy of mine from Back In The Day. Take care buddy and enjoy your weekend! ~~Jeff
stop down grading your efforts! it does look like a toy! wonderful I like real time better slow drawing and thanks for chatter instead of music. I made batman costumes for my sons I have five sons and three daughters all played with figures! All generations have loosely defined toys! My grand kids have superhero toys. An artist or creative person must have tactile connections for the brain to navigate memories. I loved batman myself hence making sewing costume. I played with a tony doll but I was vicious and cut out paper dolls and crocheted pre barbie clothes it was obvious art and fashion was my love. Then 8 babies and a life time of creativity I had my babies in my thirties! so i had plenty of time to do many things work play paint. I would have been great to go to art school to learn techniques instead of just random classes.
Wow awesome painting, I actual,y had both those figures as a child, Batman and Robin, you have just made a 45 year old man very happy bringing back some wonderful memories. Thank you
Thanks for watching! They bring back great memories for me, too. I'm glad you enjoyed seeing them.
100% agree with everything you said re: old toys. The Mego superhero’s were EVERYTHING to me!!! I had them all and it was a big deal!! Loved this stuff. Don’t collect them but still have a few figures stored away in boxes along with my Star Wars figurines in the attic. Anyway, nice painting. Thanks for the memories!
Oh, I'm a bit late, but I really wanted to say that you're so talented and I look up on you. And I ain't sure why but your videos are so calming, so peaceful and just watching them and listening to your voice improves my mood:)
I still have my childhood toys as well, and you're right, they remind a lot of things, and you almost feel like a kid again. Like, you know, they're not just toys
Love the toys. I guess I mostly played with Barbie and Ken. I also pretended to have a horse"Fury" if you remember the Saturday am show, and kept him in our garage. Lol Ah those were the days.
Hi Karen! Classic toys, for sure. Barbie and Ken are cherished memories for so many. Thanks!
Awesome. Great watching the way you layered up the colours.
Your voice overs are great! It really makes watching you paint more interesting and informative. Thanks for all the work you put forward!!!!
Yours turned out awesome! This was such a fun collab :)
Jared Loves to Draw Very fun!!
that was a blast . I had Steve Austin , yes I'm a girl but I Loved Steve and Jamie Sommers. I still own my Mego KISS dolls
Hey, Brian,
I really enjoyed this video. All the toys you got, my friend had them back in the 70s; from Evel Knievel to Fonzi and of course to Batman/Robin including the bat mobile. The painting turned out great. They actually looks like the toys they are but little creepier. They look like they are about to come to life. :D Again, great job! Till your next video, take care. ~NammaN~
beautiful and I love payne!s gray
Loved the concept, and watching technique was really enjoyable. Time to dig out the box of old toys saved to use as models at some future date!
I also draw pictures. You have great talent. I look forward to working with you.
Hi Brian, greetings from Belgium ! Another brilliant video and you can definitely see the "toy" aspects of both action figures ! Gorgeous result, can't wait to watch your future videos !
It's such a joy to watch you work! I love how the sketch turned out. It is very helpful to see how you work and how you layer your sketches!
My favorite so far! Love your work.
Thanks so much, Charles!! I appreciate it.
Lol, love the idea
Thanks, TL!
Hi Brian, I really enjoyed this video! I feel the same way with childhood toys, it's the memories associated with the toys that bring back happy carefree memories. I've started with my piece, almost done with the initial sketch! Thinking of using gouache instead of the usual watercolor. Excited to start on it but had to pause because, life and chores. :D
Hi Jacqui!! I'm looking forward to seeing your toy artwork! I totally get how life gets in the way... it does for me, too!
A tough subject, definitely difficult to represent a plastic toy, well done.
Hey Brian,
Great seeing you again...well hearing your voice and seeing your very talented hands anyway...LoL
Two great comic super heroes to pick from out your amazing collection !
The sketch turned out very well and the colors really brought them to life and probably my favorite era of the Batman legend is from the 60’s which I still watch to this day. POW! * BAM! * BOOM! One of my favorite toys growing up was an etch-a-sketch which I rarely went anywhere without it since I always loved to draw and sketch.
Nice job Brian! you definitely reached your goal of making them look like plastic toys and not a random drawing of the characters. If I didn’t need years of practice I may have taken you up on your offer to sketch a favorite toy of mine from Back In The Day.
Take care buddy and enjoy your weekend! ~~Jeff
Hey Jeff! Etch-a-Sketches were great!! I enjoyed drawing on them, too. As always, I appreciate you watching, my friend! Take Care!!
I like old toys, too. But mine are troll dolls. And I like the McDonalds toys, which I still get with my small hamburger meals.
2.bp.blogspot.com/-DhjKKPRrZbM/UDEiqSiFC8I/AAAAAAAAAbQ/pVDv2zbvKiM/s1600/8-19-2012+1;20;00+PM+happy+toys.JPG
Thanks, Raye! Love the artwork!! Very cool! 😃👍
I bought a batman and Robin without clothes and made them outfits one day I will send for their outfits
stop down grading your efforts! it does look like a toy! wonderful I like real time better slow drawing and thanks for chatter instead of music. I made batman costumes for my sons I have five sons and three daughters all played with figures! All generations have loosely defined toys! My grand kids have superhero toys. An artist or creative person must have tactile connections for the brain to navigate memories. I loved batman myself hence making sewing costume. I played with a tony doll but I was vicious and cut out paper dolls and crocheted pre barbie clothes it was obvious art and fashion was my love. Then 8 babies and a life time of creativity I had my babies in my thirties! so i had plenty of time to do many things work play paint. I would have been great to go to art school to learn techniques instead of just random classes.