2020-12-30 Art n Chill Part 2

[0:00 - 0:22] What's up guys, I'm back. I do apologize for the interruption. I'm learning it's been going on an awful morning and I finally got it back working again. Well I should say what we did.
[0:22 - 0:46] Let's pick this back up shall we?
[0:46 - 1:23] Hey Pat, what's up?
[1:23 - 2:11] Hey Pat, what's up guys?
[2:11 - 2:38] Hey Pat, what's up?
[2:38 - 10:55] Hey Pat, what's up guys?
[10:55 - 11:13] What's up guys?
[11:13 - 11:21] It definitely turned out pretty good so far.
[11:21 - 11:51] I'm really liking the aesthetic though, it turned out really good.
[11:51 - 13:09] I'm really liking the aesthetic.
[13:09 - 13:37] It's getting like a grayish blue up in there.
[13:37 - 14:07] Yeah, it's getting like a grayish blue up in there.
[14:07 - 14:30] All right guys, sit tight.
[14:30 - 14:41] I'll be right back, I gotta go eat breakfast real quick and then as soon as I'm done, and
[14:41 - 15:09] yeah I'll be right back guys, so sit tight.
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[32:00 - 32:22] Alright, alright, alright, what is up guys, I am back, sorry they all had new versions
[32:22 - 32:23] real quick.
[32:23 - 32:40] What is up, what the, what the, what the, get on this.
[32:40 - 32:47] This one, yes, I will be, I do want to try to get it into a gallery if possible, but
[32:47 - 32:56] I don't know.
[32:56 - 33:10] Take a sip more coffee here, and believe it or not this is actually another rendition
[33:10 - 33:14] of a photo I did a while back.
[33:14 - 33:23] If you guys look at my Cyrax graphic art page, I actually did a similar piece to this.
[33:23 - 33:32] So this is just literally, actually no I'm not, I'm not sure I use a regular paper, it
[33:32 - 33:38] don't matter what kind of paper you use, but this one I do want to get transferred
[33:38 - 33:54] onto a canvas.
[33:54 - 33:59] I would like to get this transferred, I would like to get this transferred onto a regular
[33:59 - 34:12] canvas for sure, and it doesn't matter what kind of painting it is, it's an artist art.
[34:12 - 34:21] At the end of the day, artist freaking art, it don't matter what kind of paper you use.
[34:21 - 34:32] So you can make your bullshit somewhere else if you don't like it, and besides I don't
[34:32 - 34:40] have regular freaking canvases right now, what else am I supposed to use?
[34:40 - 34:48] Yellow carry, thank you.
[34:48 - 35:10] And thank you again Carrie for the art set, I fucking love it, it's dope.
[35:10 - 35:40] [Music]
[35:40 - 35:48] For real though Alison, I said since I don't have regular canvas, what else am I doing,
[35:48 - 35:49] you know what I mean?
[35:49 - 36:19] I'm just using what's given to me.
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[36:48 - 36:55] I wouldn't do that hard for you to transfer this to canvas, all I have to do is throw
[36:55 - 37:14] this on a projector and project it onto the canvas and then go from there, easy to use.
[37:14 - 37:20] Oh yeah I know, and I said I'm just, what I'm doing is I'm saving that, the paper that
[37:20 - 37:26] came with it, I'm actually saving that for like smaller pieces and then doing regular
[37:26 - 37:29] pieces on here.
[37:29 - 37:33] Like I do have some small pieces of mine that I do plan on doing with that and that's
[37:33 - 37:41] what I'm saving that for is like my smaller, you know, more intricate pieces.
[37:41 - 37:57] The regular paper I'm doing your normal, you know, abstract, full size pieces.
[37:57 - 38:22] And like I said at the end of the day, art is art, you know what I mean?
[38:22 - 39:07] Like I said at the end of the day, art is art, you know what I mean?
[39:07 - 39:23] And Kerry's right, I think he's got this, oh Kerry you're totally good.
[39:23 - 39:27] I'm very thankful for this set, I fucking love it.
[39:27 - 39:49] This is honestly the coolest art set I think I've ever gotten to be honest with you.
[39:49 - 40:18] I'm very thankful for this set.
[40:18 - 41:36] And I do plan on investing in the canvases here real soon too.
[41:36 - 41:47] Not even, dude.
[41:47 - 41:56] Hi honey, dude, does this look like an MLTPs to you bro?
[41:56 - 42:00] Like for a, how does this abstract face look like a frickin MLTPs?
[42:00 - 42:02] That's what I wanna know.
[42:02 - 42:17] And for real.
[42:17 - 43:39] I'm gonna try to figure out what I'm gonna do.
[43:39 - 44:02] Alright, so Alison, here's something that, and don't get wrong, I'm not turning at you
[44:02 - 44:07] sideways, but there's something you gotta understand about my style of artwork.
[44:07 - 44:11] See my style of artwork isn't meant to be interpreted.
[44:11 - 44:18] It's actually meant to involve emotion, you know, and that's what I've always done.
[44:18 - 44:26] I've always made that as a matter of fact, if you go look at my Cyrax graphic Instagram
[44:26 - 44:34] page, that's actually got a lot of my digital art, which I do a very similar style with.
[44:34 - 44:38] And yeah, it's more on the darker side of things.
[44:38 - 44:49] It's more of the, you know, gothic, emo, you know, very just dark and weird.
[44:49 - 44:55] And that's kind of what, you know, my hand-drawn artwork does as well.
[44:55 - 45:01] I don't like my artwork to be interpreted as any one thing.
[45:01 - 45:07] I like it to be, you know, to invoke emotion, like it is what you, like whatever you see,
[45:07 - 45:09] that's what you see.
[45:09 - 45:13] Whatever one person sees, that's what they see, that's what they envision.
[45:13 - 45:16] Each person is different.
[45:16 - 45:18] And that's where I get a lot of my artwork from.
[45:18 - 45:22] That's what I've literally done since I was a kid.
[45:22 - 45:44] So I said not kind of just that one, such as a little bump back for you.
[45:44 - 45:48] It's kind of like Vincent Van Gogh, like a lot of his work, he didn't like it to be
[45:48 - 45:55] interpreted under anything.
[45:55 - 45:58] He liked to invoke emotion.
[45:58 - 46:24] And I follow that same principle.
[46:24 - 46:49] And I'm like, "Oh, I'm not going to be able to do that."
[46:49 - 47:18] I'm like, "Oh, I'm not going to be able to do that."
[47:18 - 47:27] Yo, Jack, what up, dude?
[47:27 - 47:31] Hey, that is true, he actually did.
[47:31 - 47:33] That is actually a true fact.
[47:33 - 47:39] Van Gogh actually did chop off his ear, that is a fact.
[47:39 - 47:42] That is a legit fact.
[47:42 - 47:47] Trust me, I watched the documentary on Van Gogh, dude.
[47:47 - 48:05] Like that shocked even me, I was like, "What, get out."
[48:05 - 48:30] Like that threw me for a loop, man, for real.
[48:30 - 48:50] Right, though?
[48:50 - 48:58] And you know what's crazy is?
[48:58 - 49:07] Like when he did it, he didn't do it just to use it.
[49:07 - 49:14] He actually cut it off and actually wound up giving it to someone, which is freaking
[49:14 - 49:15] weird.
[49:15 - 49:19] Like why would you cut your own arm or your own ear off?
[49:19 - 49:27] I won't set arm, but for real though, why would you cut your own freaking ear off and
[49:27 - 49:28] mail it to somebody?
[49:28 - 49:30] That's just freaking creepy.
[49:30 - 49:47] I think I can find a playlist here.
[49:47 - 49:57] Oh, come on, man, y'all got to have a playlist or something.
[49:57 - 50:03] Oh, is this a lot?
[50:03 - 50:17] I ain't gonna watch it, hell yeah, let's go.
[50:17 - 50:56] Okay, let's go.
[50:56 - 51:26] This one should be out, though.
[51:26 - 51:31] If it ain't, I could easily break it.
[51:31 - 51:54] Alright, no, this one ain't open, which is why I have this, to bust it.
[51:54 - 51:58] I love my little tools, man.
[51:58 - 52:04] You make shit work, man, and that's what I'm talking about, and see, you know, Carrie's
[52:04 - 52:08] right about something, you know, like I did just get this set out, so yeah, I'm literally
[52:08 - 52:30] making do with what I have around me right now.
[52:30 - 53:15] Okay, let's go.
[53:15 - 53:33] Yes, exactly, dude, exactly, man, yo, it's automatic fucking nail bit, bro.
[53:33 - 53:39] And he's right, Musashi Miyamoto was very much known for that.
[53:39 - 53:49] Miyamoto-san was very well known for that.
[53:49 - 54:16] Matter of fact, that's how he developed his twin swords from heaven technique was through
[54:16 - 54:36] trial and error.
[54:36 - 54:59] And if we're not, he's actually right about that.
[54:59 - 55:17] It's actually a true statement, there's actually fact.
[55:17 - 55:47] Oh, I like that dark grape color that's coming out of this.
[55:47 - 56:36] Oh, I like that.
[56:36 - 57:04] Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
[57:04 - 57:12] And see, just like Musashi did with his sword skills, I think of my art.
[57:12 - 57:20] See, Musashi created his own sword style, just like I created my own art style, which
[57:20 - 57:39] I'm very well known for right now.
[57:39 - 58:54] Oh, I like that.
[58:54 - 59:15] And if you really think about it, there is a very true fact that rings true.
[59:15 - 59:25] All the greatest artists in the world don't follow by the rules.
[59:25 - 59:42] From Vincent van Gogh, to Da Vinci, even new artists nowadays, like, there's very, very
[59:42 - 59:51] few artists that follow rule of thumb, most great artists, some of the best in the world
[59:51 - 60:10] don't follow the rules.
[60:10 - 61:52] Oh, I like that.
[61:52 - 62:08] Honestly, I don't know how to explain it, dude.
[62:08 - 62:15] I really don't, it's one of the same words to like, I'm the kind of artist that sees
[62:15 - 62:24] an image on a paper.
[62:24 - 62:30] For me, art is very different than most.
[62:30 - 62:34] You know, it's kind of like I explained it before with my digital art.
[62:34 - 62:39] With my digital art, when I look at an image, I don't see just that image, I see an image
[62:39 - 62:48] within the image, and for me, it's my job as an artist to bring that image that I see
[62:48 - 62:50] to light.
[62:50 - 62:55] The same with when I do my artwork on paper.
[62:55 - 63:01] When I look at a blank piece of paper, I already see an image there, it's my job to
[63:01 - 63:04] kind of bring that image to light.
[63:04 - 63:13] It's my job to take that image that I see already on there, and you know, bring it to
[63:13 - 63:39] light.
[63:39 - 64:08] Okay, a little bit of a bohang.
[64:08 - 64:19] You know, not a lot of people know that about me, but when I do artwork, I don't just go
[64:19 - 64:47] off of my head, I already see an image there, and I'm just bringing it to light.
[64:47 - 66:05] Okay.
[66:05 - 66:31] I don't know, man, but some people do.
[66:31 - 66:34] And you know, that's their problem, not mine.
[66:34 - 66:49] I'm just a simple artist.
[66:49 - 67:47] Okay.
[67:47 - 68:11] If you're surprised at how many people deny my skill, like, a lot of people not only deny
[68:11 - 68:25] my skill, like, they look down on it, and it's like, whatever, dude.
[68:25 - 68:50] Right, it's like T.I. said in that song while she wrote with Eminem, "Wanna Hate, Have a
[68:50 - 69:07] Hate, And Hate, And Hate, And Hate, And Hate, And Hate, And Hate, And Hate, And Hate,
[69:07 - 80:53] And Hate, And Hate, And Hate, And Hate, And Hate, And Hate, And Hate, And Hate, And Hate,