I am continuously surprised by how much time people waste on being negative. I was instantly intrigued by this due to the sheer amount of color! It seems to bring twice the gratification due to being able to watch the slowly creeping colors and looking at the static, finished product.
On the whole 'Happiness' theme, this video and the art they produced in it has made more than 20,000 viewers happy. In the scale of things, the small amount of paint they used to do this would never have been able to be spread out to allow that many children or people paint something. As long as art is being produced and shared, any tools used for it was not 'wasted'.
I love that this is collaborative; being creative with a group of people is a valuable experience that, above all, teaches respect for other people's ideas. Amazing.
I disagree. Freedom of action and thought is simply that - freedom of action and thought. If you believe that to be art, then everything is art - making a sandwich, blowing your nose, switching tv channels, stamping out a cigarette.
Correct! Art is a creative thought PLUS the technical ability and skill to turn that thought into art. Here's an example of this - I can't play the violin but I have some creative ideas. I hum lots of tunes and melodies but when I pick up a violin I can only make scratchy sounds that are out of tune and follow no musical scales. But because I have the creative thought and freedom put pick up that violin, does that make me a musician? Of course it doesn't. The same applies to food. Would you go to a top restaurant if the person making the meal had no skill or training but he had creativity. If he opened a tin of beans and put a gooseberry on top would that make him a chef? No it wouldn't, so why do people think that anyone and everyone who picks up paint and a paintbrush is an artist?
False Teeth how the fuck do you get a violin under your chin when your head is up your ass? I suppose contortionism is an art form. Good on ya, keep it up there ;-)
Let the painting paint itself...what a great idea! Fun to watch. Probably more fun to do. Beautiful result. Calculating where to stand, to pour, without stepping in the paint and then actually NOT stepping in the paint shows real talent. Just sit back & watch it dry!
to those who think this is not art: this is NOT easy: firstly, one would have to choose which colors to use and in what order; secondly, what kind of paint to use - too thick and it won't run, too thin and it will just wash together or spread out too thin; thirdly how much to pour on each layer and how you pour it - notice how careful they are, not just dumping it on all at once, especially towards the end; oh and I also forgot about the boxes, the shape/height of which determine how the paint moves; I'm sure there are other details, this is just what came to my mind watching the videos
Musiccalgary Thats a bad argument and you know it. The painter has spend a good amount of time learning about texture and colour. They are not born with this knowledge. Neither are these people. They had to think about it and take it into consideration. Texture and colour is not a non-concern simply because the time spend learning about it lies in the past.
Yes, ofcourse. Like Karel Appel never painted in ridiculous colours. (He did) or the classic marmor statues of the greek were not painted so bright it made your eyes bleed. Like van Gogh always drew in browns (some resent studies on the type of ink he used showed that his scetches where bright purple). Or painted realistically with a sensable amount of paint. The colour choises here are rather well done. No two colours that match in any way. No two darks after the other. You might not think it pretty because its not the stuff they show in a standart highschool art history class or simply because you dislike bright colours. But please dont come with "look at art history" and presume you are in any way making a point. Its a bad argument simply because a "lack of sophisticated choices" is a massive part "art history".
+Rachel White I see your point but honestly, that would take the better part of a few minutes. Anyone who knows anything about art wouldn't even have think about it, essentially common knowledge.
Rachel White Give me a break. They're literally just pouring cups of paint on a block. Does it look neat? Sure, but don't delude yourself into believing the average Joe couldn't do the same thing.
I think it's beautiful! The creative process in of itself is art. Plus, it's just fun to watch the paint move! It's mesmerizing...makes you stop and enjoy the beauty of it's flow.
You guys...I've seen people throwing garbage in a parking lot and they filmed it and called it art. People express themselves in different ways. Why judge? Let them do their own thing.
False Teeth just as there's a difference between knowledge and opinion, where the opinionated have hijacked the internet. If only it were just your teeth that were false :-(
False Teeth is correct. Art HAs been hijacked by talentless people claiming to be artists because they have creative thoughts. Anyone can have a creative thought but to turn that thought into credible art, you need skill. This is why (in my opinion) Chuck Close is a fabulous artist while Tracy Emin is a fraud.
Harold-Sweat-Head Orrrrrrrrrrrr, Harold.... Show us some of the proper, paintings that look like what you were drawing type art, that you've done and we should be buying coz it's good. Painting by numbers is a good start if you don't have anything to offer yet. Fucking brilliant, that is! They show you the colours, where they go AND even give you a picture to copy, FFS!!! You can't go wrong, it's looks right every time!
That's beautiful! I love how the colors contrast together and just flow at a steady pace, sticking close, but not blending and creating a mess. Amazing job!
I hadn't seen this type of painting/sculpture before and it is just gorgeous! All those wonderful colours!! Just fantastic - I love it. Thank you for showing us how these beautiful pieces are made.
Who gets to decide if something is called art?? The critics?? Fuck the critics...we do what we do because we love doing it. Even if its making a mess on the floor and calling it art.
This is the Art School Abstract exact equivalent of a Bob Ross painting; the only difference is ol' Bob remains ever pretentiousness free, and he didn't use $500 of paint each time. Bob C. 5 mos ago: Wrong - A few claim art is about expression, but Action Painting or Expressionism involves emotional investment either via physical effort, or by intentional paint choices. Saying this totally detached, arbitrary pouring is expressive totally misses the difference, in fact Color Field painters just as often denied any emotional content. Hobbyists mistake total skills-free abandon with 'Expression'; this is a Beginner's Color Field exercise, and if they're honest with themselves, the participants can use it to see how different (read inferior) their result is from well-known artists, from Louis and Jenkins to Still to Pollack.
I find this to be art and very tasteful too. Not all pieces of art are meaningful to every member of the audience. This piece moved me, excited me, but maybe failed to do so to many others. Taste in art is so subjective. Can we just accept that and move on? So much waste of time and energy on debates on what is art...
Anyone can make art. That's what makes art beautiful to me. You're right, it doesn't require skill and a child could do it. But I really appreciate that. It's what makes it interesting to me. Everyone should make art no matter how 'good' or 'bad' someone thinks it is.
Good thing you came up with better ideas than this and shared it with the world and are now famous or else o would've said you're just another hater behind a computer. Oh wait...
@@learnerlearns But if you yourself do this, then why are you hating on other people doing the exact same thing ? I doubt that that you were the first one to try this out
No, lytken. You're right, Daniel Pinto. There are many different kinds of art! (Dan, please see my posting to Winksartist T that includes your name but I couldn't call you up in it with a + mention.)
if it attracts the right attention and attracts people with money - its art. lol. i put in months of work to a major art assignment when i was going through year 12 and mine got low marks compared to a girl gluing crayola crayons to a canvas and melting them with a hair dryer. i hand painted butterflies and moths and did some abstract stuff with wings that i hand painted but nope. crayons won.
thank you so much for sharing your art i absolutely love this format just to let you know i plan to use your inspiration for the concrete floor in my studio EVER SO BEAUTIFUL
I found this absolutely breathtaking. I wish there had been a final "still" although the motion of the painting is part of the work of art itself. The music is wonderful! The creation here is more beautiful in a sense than the final product!
I am continuously surprised by how much time people waste on being negative. I was instantly intrigued by this due to the sheer amount of color! It seems to bring twice the gratification due to being able to watch the slowly creeping colors and looking at the static, finished product.
Tiffany Santa Ana I agree, the process itself is art as well as the final product
Amazing.. just loved the idea. The results are vert interesting.
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On the whole 'Happiness' theme, this video and the art they produced in it has made more than 20,000 viewers happy. In the scale of things, the small amount of paint they used to do this would never have been able to be spread out to allow that many children or people paint something. As long as art is being produced and shared, any tools used for it was not 'wasted'.
I love that this is collaborative; being creative with a group of people is a valuable experience that, above all, teaches respect for other people's ideas. Amazing.
Art is freedom of thought and action. This is art too though the idea is a different method of doing it.
I disagree. Freedom of action and thought is simply that - freedom of action and thought. If you believe that to be art, then everything is art - making a sandwich, blowing your nose, switching tv channels, stamping out a cigarette.
Correct! Art is a creative thought PLUS the technical ability and skill to turn that thought into art. Here's an example of this - I can't play the violin but I have some creative ideas. I hum lots of tunes and melodies but when I pick up a violin I can only make scratchy sounds that are out of tune and follow no musical scales. But because I have the creative thought and freedom put pick up that violin, does that make me a musician? Of course it doesn't. The same applies to food. Would you go to a top restaurant if the person making the meal had no skill or training but he had creativity. If he opened a tin of beans and put a gooseberry on top would that make him a chef? No it wouldn't, so why do people think that anyone and everyone who picks up paint and a paintbrush is an artist?
False Teeth how the fuck do you get a violin under your chin when your head is up your ass? I suppose contortionism is an art form. Good on ya, keep it up there ;-)
exactly
People are such haters behind closed doors.....that was cool. Nice work
mesmerized , couldn't take my eyes away. Well done - brilliant :)
Let the painting paint itself...what a great idea! Fun to watch. Probably more fun to do. Beautiful result. Calculating where to stand, to pour, without stepping in the paint and then actually NOT stepping in the paint shows real talent. Just sit back & watch it dry!
Amazing!
and by the way that is not a waste of paint it is art that is amazing
How amazing would a fountain be if it made colours like this all day long. I would be soooo happy to have one.
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to those who think this is not art: this is NOT easy: firstly, one would have to choose which colors to use and in what order; secondly, what kind of paint to use - too thick and it won't run, too thin and it will just wash together or spread out too thin; thirdly how much to pour on each layer and how you pour it - notice how careful they are, not just dumping it on all at once, especially towards the end; oh and I also forgot about the boxes, the shape/height of which determine how the paint moves; I'm sure there are other details, this is just what came to my mind watching the videos
Musiccalgary Thats a bad argument and you know it. The painter has spend a good amount of time learning about texture and colour. They are not born with this knowledge. Neither are these people. They had to think about it and take it into consideration. Texture and colour is not a non-concern simply because the time spend learning about it lies in the past.
Yes, ofcourse. Like Karel Appel never painted in ridiculous colours. (He did) or the classic marmor statues of the greek were not painted so bright it made your eyes bleed. Like van Gogh always drew in browns (some resent studies on the type of ink he used showed that his scetches where bright purple). Or painted realistically with a sensable amount of paint.
The colour choises here are rather well done. No two colours that match in any way. No two darks after the other. You might not think it pretty because its not the stuff they show in a standart highschool art history class or simply because you dislike bright colours. But please dont come with "look at art history" and presume you are in any way making a point. Its a bad argument simply because a "lack of sophisticated choices" is a massive part "art history".
+Rachel White I see your point but honestly, that would take the better part of a few minutes. Anyone who knows anything about art wouldn't even have think about it, essentially common knowledge.
Rachel White Give me a break. They're literally just pouring cups of paint on a block. Does it look neat? Sure, but don't delude yourself into believing the average Joe couldn't do the same thing.
The problem with that is that the average guy would not think of that because he is average.
I think it's beautiful! The creative process in of itself is art. Plus, it's just fun to watch the paint move! It's mesmerizing...makes you stop and enjoy the beauty of it's flow.
SOS I've watched this 200 times I'm malfunctioning
Anybody else started feeling a bit trippy watching the paint?
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You guys...I've seen people throwing garbage in a parking lot and they filmed it and called it art. People express themselves in different ways. Why judge? Let them do their own thing.
There's a difference between expression and art. Unfortunately the talentless people who like to express themselves have hijacked the art world.
False Teeth just as there's a difference between knowledge and opinion, where the opinionated have hijacked the internet.
If only it were just your teeth that were false :-(
False Teeth is correct. Art HAs been hijacked by talentless people claiming to be artists because they have creative thoughts. Anyone can have a creative thought but to turn that thought into credible art, you need skill. This is why (in my opinion) Chuck Close is a fabulous artist while Tracy Emin is a fraud.
Harold-Sweat-Head Orrrrrrrrrrrr, Harold.... Show us some of the proper, paintings that look like what you were drawing type art, that you've done and we should be buying coz it's good. Painting by numbers is a good start if you don't have anything to offer yet. Fucking brilliant, that is! They show you the colours, where they go AND even give you a picture to copy, FFS!!! You can't go wrong, it's looks right every time!
Just fabulous! Love the way the paint just oozed off the sides and onto the floor, very satisfying!
That's beautiful! I love how the colors contrast together and just flow at a steady pace, sticking close, but not blending and creating a mess. Amazing job!
this is what you call art, this is way artsier then a blanc canvas with a fucking dot or a single line
LITERALLY watching paint dry....
Why is this so amusing
it's beautiful, it's creative, it's fun. Art enough for me.
Great job, guys, very clever!!!!!!!
I'm sharing it on FB. Spread the Joy!!!
How beautiful and creative!
looks like a MATLAB Plot
lol it must have taken for EVER to get all those coffee cups
are you serious? dude, this is one of the coolest pieces of art i have ever seen. its really creative and it is not a waste....
The technique is superb! The way they pour the paint! Oh my god!
i can tell a lot of logic was put into this one, who was the genius who thought that gravity makes paint run? they should be given a nobel prize
Holy mom jeans.
How imaginative yet simply beautiful.
I hadn't seen this type of painting/sculpture before and it is just gorgeous! All those wonderful colours!! Just fantastic - I love it. Thank you for showing us how these beautiful pieces are made.
WATCH THIS WHILE YOURE HIGH OMG
Who gets to decide if something is called art?? The critics?? Fuck the critics...we do what we do because we love doing it. Even if its making a mess on the floor and calling it art.
So if ummmm..... You hate this video why do you click it in the first place and by the way you are right
Trinh Nguyen Very sneaky...and very much bullshit.
For once, I can't decide what I like better -- the artistic product or the striking process by which it's made. Thanks for sharing!
This is so cool!!!! I think that's the most prettiest thing I've seen!
This is the Art School Abstract exact equivalent of a Bob Ross painting; the only difference is ol' Bob remains ever pretentiousness free, and he didn't use $500 of paint each time. Bob C. 5 mos ago: Wrong - A few claim art is about expression, but Action Painting or Expressionism involves emotional investment either via physical effort, or by intentional paint choices. Saying this totally detached, arbitrary pouring is expressive totally misses the difference, in fact Color Field painters just as often denied any emotional content. Hobbyists mistake total skills-free abandon with 'Expression'; this is a Beginner's Color Field exercise, and if they're honest with themselves, the participants can use it to see how different (read inferior) their result is from well-known artists, from Louis and Jenkins to Still to Pollack.
I find this to be art and very tasteful too. Not all pieces of art are meaningful to every member of the audience. This piece moved me, excited me, but maybe failed to do so to many others. Taste in art is so subjective. Can we just accept that and move on? So much waste of time and energy on debates on what is art...
Time lapse was invented for THIS. Love it.
Anyone can make art. That's what makes art beautiful to me. You're right, it doesn't require skill and a child could do it. But I really appreciate that. It's what makes it interesting to me. Everyone should make art no matter how 'good' or 'bad' someone thinks it is.
Seems like a huge waste of paint. The idea is beautiful and the final product is stunning, but I'd still cringe at the cost.
the only way it would be a waste of paint is if it isnt something they love to do
Watching u waste paint makes me wanna waste paint
This is absolutely beautiful as well as mesmerising to watch happen!!! Thank you for sharing such beauty!
O....M....G This is beautiful!!!!!!! Mouth dropping too
This what you can do with a lot of paint and very little talent.
Ideas and technique are different things.
Good thing you came up with better ideas than this and shared it with the world and are now famous or else o would've said you're just another hater behind a computer. Oh wait...
Yes, it was a good thing I did that long ago and still do.
Oh nice. Post links to your stuff then.
@@learnerlearns But if you yourself do this, then why are you hating on other people doing the exact same thing ? I doubt that that you were the first one to try this out
what a waste of paint
clearly u don't understand art
i sure do
No, lytken.
You're right, Daniel Pinto. There are many different kinds of art!
(Dan, please see my posting to Winksartist T that includes your name but I couldn't call you up in it with a + mention.)
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okay maxx and daniel since you two are all knowing,
let me hear you explane precise what art is
This is so neat! Using this to teach my students about gravity - but I cant stop watching!
This was so awesome, so beautiful to watch.
looks like you can get away with anything as long as you call it art... Not my taste - or kind of art.. I preffere renessanse artists...
if it attracts the right attention and attracts people with money - its art. lol. i put in months of work to a major art assignment when i was going through year 12 and mine got low marks compared to a girl gluing crayola crayons to a canvas and melting them with a hair dryer. i hand painted butterflies and moths and did some abstract stuff with wings that i hand painted but nope. crayons won.
Okay Ignatius...
beautiful, beautiful work. very creative and utterly stunning
very creative layout...really enjoyed watching the process...thank you so much for sharing
That is just freaking AWESOME!!
This is absolutely amazing!!! Incredible!!!
Damn, that's pretty! *This* is what I call art!
simply beautiful!!!
That was bloody brilliant!
Wonderful, beautiful!
I think this is absolutely beautiful!
Who are you to say what is art and what isn't? I found this piece very inspiring and beautiful. It's no one's place to say what art "should be"
what a ingenious idea! so damn beautiful!
This is just gorgeous.
Wow that's AMAZING!!!!
Whoaah that is AWSOME!!!
I absolutely loved this! It is very pretty..
What an amazing thing to see thank you
sick work, nice concept and very cool. love how the colors flow down and make such a beautiful piece of work. very interesting.
wowwwww!! breath taking!
I am impressed every day more with the creativity in this world :D
Totally clever and beautiful.
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You can still measures the talent just base on the creativity. I probably wouldn't ever think of this if I have never seen the video.
This is amazing! Wow
paint pouring on wood blocks....love it!
So creative. I love it.
this is one of the coolest things i have ever seen
Simply Amazing. Heart whelming
That was so relaxin to me, I just kept starin and felt a sense of relief..wow
thank you so much for sharing your art
i absolutely love this format
just to let you know i plan to use your inspiration for the concrete floor in my studio
EVER SO BEAUTIFUL
just freakin amazing
OMG who is disliking this it’s so nice and so creative and colorful I just gotta say wow great gob it took so many people to make this video happen
how fun this must be!!!
this is amazing...........wow guys... talent and some serious kills and awesomeness
together create THIS hats off :D
Very nice... cool cool... keep on going man... love too see more...
Love It.
Flows..
this is just amazing..
it's just amazing.
thats gotta be the 'most fun to do' art ive ever seen
Beautiful!
Art is not just about techniques, is also about new ideas
so beautiful
art is not just painting, art can be this, or a sculpter,wax figures, anything can be art
Sweet Tardis, my mind is Blown!!
so fricken awesome!
Very beautiful!
OUTSTANDING !!!!
this is actually amazing
Now that is one whole lotta paint. mesmerising. but would like to have seen the finished work. really fun.
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this is amazing!
this is so soothing
I found this absolutely breathtaking. I wish there had been a final "still" although the motion of the painting is part of the work of art itself. The music is wonderful! The creation here is more beautiful in a sense than the final product!