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What was wrong with Bob Ross? (hexbear.net)
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I just saw a full episode of his show. The fuck? I’m not a painter but I’ve seen my mom paint all my life.

This motherfucker just did in 15 minutes what would take her weeks. Like???

And he did it while talking, in clean fucking strokes. So fucking fast. I saw a literal masterpiece being created in fifteen minutes from nothing. From nothing. It was a blank fucking canvas, man.

I knew of Bob Ross, but I’d never actually seen him paint. Goddamn. How did actual artists react to him? Like, how do you not feel just thoroughly outclassed.

All while this mofo is saying how easy all that he’s doing is while I know for a fact how hard it is. Like, is he just gaslighting everyone?

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[–] Sundial@lemm.ee 49 points 23 hours ago

His painting style is very simplistic. He used large brushes and a limited amount of color to make it easier and quicker. The point of his show was to make it easy for the non-artistic person to paint.