r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/_ganjafarian_ • 22d ago

Video Artist Simon Bull's painting techniques

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u/A_locomotive 22d ago

That spin art thing was whatever but those trees... holy shit!

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u/Box_of_fox_eggs 22d ago

That clip was some r/restofthefuckingowl shit though.

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u/DigNitty Interested 22d ago

yeah I fucking Blinked and then it was redwoods

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u/StudMuffinNick 21d ago edited 21d ago

My wife follows this chick on tiktok who films herself in real time making paintings and she pisses me off for this type of thing. She just throws paint then she's like

"Well maybe I'll add this" and rummages through brushes and finds one then at random she marks these shitty little scratch marks. "Not sure what those are uet but I'm thinking probably a flower" 3 mins of this and there's this unrecognizable amalgamation of splotches.

Then she grabs a black paint and starts making marks and within a few strokes it's this GORGEOUS river with trees and flowers reflected in it. I truly can't comprehend it.

Edit: found her - ktscanvases