Thanks!

Raiz is so chill. He was enjoying every second of this. We should all be more like Riaz.

1:47 who is he? What a gorgeous man 😍😍😍

@@RecoveringChristian the man in dark blue dress?

@@TRYBALS yes. He looks like a younger Gerard Butler. Everyone in this video was great. Subscribed💙💙💙

He was really wise and smart wow beautiful words!

BAAARRRS

I watched Bob in the '80s at my great uncle's house while my mom mowed his grass for him. Whenever I see him paint, I still smell freshly cut grass. Nostalgia...

Bob is so zen. I loved watching him as a kid.

Hit me right in the feels when he said that.

R U I N E D . . . . . . S A V E D

@@weixianng Everybody who watched his streams on twitch knows that feel.

Same when I watched him for the first time on twitch haha

Its so good its ruined

love to see that no matter who watches it, the presence of R U I N E D will always find a way

I liken Bob Ross to Carl Jung … the work he did far exceeded the person he was

@@craigdurso3005 both were self realized men, at least relative to the masses we have crawling around today.

I think Bob would like that. Oh, and he served in the Air Force, not the Army.

Spreading joy is a wonderful thing to achieve!

Bob Ross❤❤❤❤❤

They painted as well, check that video too 🤗❤️🌷

Some people just can’t. Like me, can’t even draw a stick figure. 🤷‍♀️ It is what it is, I have other qualities so never got worried about it. I just sucked at art lol I traveled to Europe and spent a summer there and went to a million museums but at the Louvre saw Mona Lisa. Much smaller than I thought and a huge crowd around it. I was more impressed with the statues that were carved from just a chisel and stone.

@@marquisdelafayette1929 I don't care if you can't or can, if it makes you happy you should do it anyway.

​@@marquisdelafayette1929 it takes time and talent, if you aren't good at it you try and try and try again. And that's how you get good.

​@@dopaminediAnd a LOT of patience.

From what I understand, it was the other way around for Bob Ross: his son died, and to help him cope with the grief he started painting. Every painting was a love-letter to his son, an expression of love, which is why his tutorials are so universal.

@@leonielson7138 So no, it wasn't the opposite. He was putting everything captured within himself on the canvas.

@@leonielson7138 I believe it was stated that a lot of his artwork was from the recollection of the mountains he saw during his time when he served with the army.

@@advocate101 Air Force, not Army. He had been stationed in Alaska when he made Master Sergeant. He was known as a ball buster too, which is very different from his calm demeanor we all know him for. A lot of the scenery he painted was based on what he saw in Alaska.

@@Kelnx how interesting. If that's true then I can't imagine how odd it must've felt for those he served with to see these videos where he became known for being a humble and wholesome symbol of peace

Haha exactly

RUINED SAVED the duality of man

That’s because we do not make mistakes, just “happy little accidents”.

This painting not so much, but a lot of his paintings look like random splashes of color, until like the last five minutes, where he draws in a few more detail lines, and suddenly, Farm! Up until the last few finishing lines, you can't even see where he is going with it...and then in the last few moments its a masterpiece. As the guy says, it looks like a photograph.

It was cool seeing the reactions.

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I was hoping someone would quote this in the comments....It got covered up in the video.

That was a lovely quote 👏👏👏

Bob Ross will live on through his paintings, his shows and the people he has inspired.

11:39 --- i wish to learn from all wisdoms (haha i made that word up: "wisdoms" ) -- i was grateful for this quote at the end of the video.

both the hero & the sacrifice

Aren't humans incredible? Well said.

He said once they called him Ball Buster Bobby, HAHAHA! Hard to imagine. He was such an inspiration to me.

No one is a drill for 20 years, and he wasn't. He was a supply sergeant. Though in the 1960s, shouting was pretty common with the troops they had.

@@mzmadmike I think False Reality just meant he spent 20 years in the military overall. He had a few different positions. Everyone knows by know and it's a simple google search.

I also think he would feel very happy after watching this. How people from remote areas of Pakistan got happy to see his work

Didn’t you hear Abdul - “he is immortal”.

I find it interesting that these people have a greater depth of knowledge and appreciation of art than anyone I have heard in English-speaking countries.

@@sarahluchies1076 Wow......that's a deep, meaningful observation.....I really have to contemplate how many societies drifted to that point of seemingly low awareness.

Happy. Just like the trees he painted. Watched him every Saturday

*just, beat the Devil out of that brush*

And happy little trees.

THATS RIGHT DAD!!! IM A HAPPY ACCIDENT!!!

@@williamgallop9425 and they always need a friend!

'Heck, why not? This is your world, here you can move mountains'

Right?! I didn’t expect to feel the way I did while watching this. They were truly charming.

Bob Ross will live on through his paintings, his shows and the people he has inspired.

@@ireallyreallyhategoogle His paintings actually helped fund PBS. He would auction them off and donate the money to the network.

@@solblackguy They still exist.

I totally believe she would do an excellent job of it. She seems to love it very much.

Yes it's one of our future plans ❤️

Definitely 👌🇬🇧

@@claytonbouldin9381 Ross' tutorials are like listening to a lullabye!

Why dont you guys set up a patron account or a way for fans or subscribers to send gifts and support to p.o.box or something od love buy send her paints

Yeah that is right ❤️

Yes, I wish he was still alive and happy. He gave such joyful moments to so many people. :)

Gives me the creeps. First saw him at 2am one night as a kid. Thought 'that's definitely one of those strange men my mum warned me about".

@@ginafromcologne9281 heaven also needs someone like him ❤️❤️❤️

@@smallbeginning2 I think the feeling you get off of him is a man who has seen many people he trained comeback dead in a box and buried in a ground over many years of service to this country and him trying to live his life and be okay.. my uncle raised me was an instructor in Fort Benning Georgia during Vietnam he speaks with a control calmness just like him

The way he acts makes me want to be friends with him ❤

So sweet.

Awww Bob Ross ❤️❤️❤️

@@TRYBALS He bought a technique from Bill Alexander and got many people interested in art. Not a great artist but a great human who many more people appreciate the world around them.

Exactly, that is how I play my games.

As an artist it made me feel the same way. Bob is really inspiring and a beautiful person ❤

I think he would have liked that.

I heard Ross say one time that he was drawn to painting because there was no yelling in it 🤣

He must have been a kind guy.

@@craigdurso3005 He said when he got out of the army that he never wanted to have to yell at anyone ever again.

@@lawrence142002 Air Force

@@lawrence142002 I think you mean Air Force. Bob Ross was Air Force and worked in the clinic there. He was never a drill sergeant. First a medical records technician, then moved up the ranks to master sergeant and served as the first sergeant of the clinic there.

Hey, weren't you one of Bob's proteges? I read a long piece about how the Kowalskis screwed over you, Bob's son & everyone. I wish these video makers had asked them to react to Bob's voice.

@@bconigliaro No, I’m just a fan, but I read about all that stuff, too.

You forgot the happy little clouds! It's not a Bob Ross unless it has happy little clouds.

Legit almost did same

That is...wisdom

me too bro

He is right, even now we still love him and his art years after his death

me too

He did have his own paint brush and paint supply company most of the paints he listed and used in the episodes were from his company. Boss Ross also taught painting lessons for a price, providing the paints and brushes from his company, at craft shows when his show was starting to take off. In the mid-late 80's my mother won a place in one of his painting lessons from a ceramics piece she painted for a craft show to promote her store, and she still has the painting she did in the class. I think she still even has the catalogue for the paints offered by his company that was handed out after the class too.

I think I read somewhere that the pictures done on the show were given to charities to auction off. Would need to search to see how true that is though

I read that they still have every painting he did, they never sold any, even when people have offered lots of money. I know he produced 3 paintings for each show, a practise, the one on the show and then one after.

@@Dracojax no they are all held by a company he created and left in trust to the family who discovered him. Some have gone to the Smithsonian but aren't on display, yet. Apart from the show he did do a lot of paintings and in classes etc.. those are the ones that are surfacing and selling for a lot. There's only one person (the daughter of the woman who discovered him) that can validate if it is really a Bob Ross painting.

@@Dracojax I am sure he was also paid for doing the TV shows. But all the paintings he made on the show were never sold. There were 3 versions of each painting. None of them were sold. He would sign the best one. So while he was painting he already had done at least one painting ahead of time that he could look at and work from. I noticed sometimes the final view of the painting would show things he did not show in the show, so maybe details that were added later. All the paintings are in a warehouse somewhere

Yes, I'll go buy them some art supplies so they can paint along Bob 🌷❤️😊🤗

@@TRYBALS Thank you!

@@TRYBALS that’s mighty kind of you. May her inner artist flourish and shine like a happy little tree.

@@TRYBALS Seriously, if you don't I will.

@@TRYBALS make a video of this please!

And what a voice!

Aye. He did have a wonderful mischievous look in his eyes, with an aura of old wisdom about him. I loved all of them, but my favorite was the guy in the brown clothes. His kind face reminded me of my late uncle, blessed be his memory.

Loved that guy too while watching the video, and the little girl too, she was funny. Bob Ross is a national treasure who brought peace and happiness to so many people

I thought that too. He seemed really nice.

he is not wrong

You said it! That's what I have been replying to such comments as art has no boundries! What a beautiful mind you have 🌹😊❤🤗

@@TRYBALS He is an American treasure, he was American.

@@67marlins81 He was a Florida treasure, he was Floridian. Does that mean Californians couldn't also be proud of him? No, of course not, he was also an American treasure, he was American after all. Does that mean the rest of the world couldn't also be proud of him? No, of course not, he was also a world treasure, he was an earthling after all.

@@Gilmaris He was an American treasure.......outer space notwithstanding........

@@67marlins81 Why do you object to him being a world treasure?

Actually tho

Yup, that happened to me. Was planning to see only five and stayed all the way to the end

Yeah. True words.

The Bob Ross effect lol

@@brianmcgarry1632 You may be into something

They will paint along Bob Ross in the next video. After that if Parvati wishes to paint more we can provide her everything she needs ❤️

@@TRYBALS that's so kind of you. What a great video.

@@TRYBALS May I make a suggestion for that video (in the event you have yet to film it). Sometimes, he brings in little animals into the show. I just looked it up, and "Purple Haze" (S22 E6) has his little pocket squirrel. That's just an example. There are other episode beside that one. It's an adorable moment, and I think they might be pleasantly surprised when he suddenly takes out and cares for the squirrel!

@@ElectroTherapyFTSoul thank you for taking interest towards our future video. Yes I will go tomorrow and buy the art supplies as well. So my question is that do you want me to have an adorable animal around them while they paint?

@@TRYBALS Thank you for replying! If they feel comfortable with an animal with them, then I think it would be nice. But I won't be picky. I'm sure to enjoy whatever happens in the next video, and I hope they do too.

jeez, you got me choked-up on that one

I remember that one. Painted that one with him too :)

As long as you DON'T treat it like in that darn book The Giving Tree. 😖😨🤦‍♂️😥😡

Or a pocket squirrel called peapod 🐿️

smoke it, it will become your best friend

Or Rocket Raccoon.

Meanwhile, the kid fell asleep😴😂

@@bethel1019 No matter where you're from, you can't make a kid sit still lol

@@al5306 bob ross did. 😎

.....so was I......Bobs paintings always made me feel like I were actually there. What a gift ..

She really does seem like a sweet lady. They all are quite frankly.

This video brought me back for sure 👍

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Idk why but that almost made me cry, even if I've heard similar before. Guess it's just that kind of day haha

This would be the title he would have chosen... And whytf isn't this the cmt with the most likes? Some of the most beautiful words beyond the speach of the rabbi in Lucky#Slevin. "The unlucky are nothing more than a frame of reference for the lucky, Mr. Fisher. You are unlucky so that I may know that I am not. Unfortunately, the lucky never realize they are lucky until it's too late. Consider yourself for instance; yesterday you were better off than you were today, but it took today for you to realize it. But, today has arrived, and it's too late, you see? People are never happy with what they have. They always want what they had...what someone else has..."

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ThAt's because Bob Ross wasn't afraid to make a mistake. He'd call it a happy accident and, patiently, work the error into the painting in such a way you'd never in your life guess it wasn't intentional.

you would be surprised how often that happens in art. It's a bit like taking a couple of run-up steps before jumping across a gap. You carefully measure the smallest possible mark you can make, and once the seal has been broken, and you're committed to the decision, you can widen it and detail it until it looks like it was always meant to be. It works in painting, it works in writing, it works in engineering. Baby steps often lead to some beautifully marvellous manoeuvres, and, like the other fellow said, being unafraid to make mistakes to see where they lead. The trick is that you have to be patient, and thoughtful, and VERY careful, like you're handling delicate glass, because the first step is so crucial to the mistake being something you can turn into a master manoeuvre. It also works in interpersonal diplomacy/therapy; the most delicate broaching of a sensitive topic can prepare a person to receive firmer, potentially harsher advice. I think it's because the universe appreciates when we treat things with respect and care, and rewards it with grace.

Yeah, like when he says, "let's use a nice yellow for our snow." Immediately you think, "What?! Nooo!!" But then you see it finished and it's perfect!

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He is wonderful, I love how expressive he is emotionally

I just wish they could have heard his soothing voice and understood what he was saying. They would love that as well. "a happy little tree" or "maybe there is a path heading back to a cabin". Lovely video and I loved the people. Bob Ross was always a strange little side show back in the day ... but a mesmerizing little side-show when you stopped to watch it

I really enjoy his perspectives and insight

Bob Ross has twitch channel and streams full series many times

Theyve started playing it in the UK again on BBC.

Roku has a channel that plays Bob Ross 24/7

Has a channel on pluto tv!

In Germany, too.

Yes I watched many of his videos, I even followed his tutorial once and painted through. He was a genius indeed.

They found his collection of paintings not too long ago.

He usually made 3 copies of each painting. First he made 1 before the episodes were taped (all of the episodes for a given series were taped in a single week). Then there was the one made during filming with the original "reference" copy set up off camera for him. Finally he'd go back and make a final, more detailed version for the books that he also helped to create. Many of the paintings were donated to the various PBS stations that carried the show so they could be used for fundraising.

@@robertmartin9029 yes you are correct. This came from his Wikipedia and elsewhere. Three was enough.

Okay holy crap, that last part I didn't know. That is absolutely astonishing.

I bet he brought in a painting and a brush to place in front of the soldiers every day. Then, every time somebody messed up he'd say "Okay, everyone can say thank you to Private Jones. Because of him I'm going to ruin this beautiful painting." He makes a huge smudge right in the middle of the painting, ruining it. Everyone groans and yells at Private Jones for causing the punishment. Drill Sergeant Ross smiles to himself, knowing he will secretly turn the smudge into a beautiful cabin later that evening when nobody is looking.

@@samueldejulio that sound so funny and bob

At the end of his military career, he decided that he didn't want to yell any more. That's why he adopted the calm and quiet persona that we all know.

You know what would make me happy? You being my girl friend.

@@7Earthsky sorry I'm taken. But you can always subscribe to my channel

Rip Bob Ross ❤️

It's not that he wasn't allowed to cut it. It's that he felt he should keep it-- because by the time he wanted it gone, it had already became his company's logo

He was allowed to cut his hair, but he did not wanted

The details around his hair style had a few points, he didn't like the perm much but he did it originally as a way to save money since he wouldn't be getting his hair cut as often and he kept it because the style became a sort-of calling card for him. The rest of his style of dress was also very deliberate, he picked the simple blue jeans and shirt because he thought it would be a timeless style and wouldn't look out of place if someone were watching the video years later.

@@FrostJarl style icon

Yes the internet, without it even I wouldn't have seen Bob Ross ever ❤️

Started balling when he said his art work is immortal 😭😭😭 well said good sir. RIP bob ross.

He was hated by art studios and so-called connoisseurs of fine art. Because he made it accessible to the masses.

Who's Mr Rogers?

@@aditisk99 Look up Fred Rogers and Mr. Rogers Neighborhood. There's a good documentary on him called Won't You Be My Neighbor? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fM6nnteDqa3DkYU.html

Michael Jackson and Princess Diana too

Yeah the Bob Ross Society only let's a few paintings a year out for showing.... The list is long and most get denied... The majority of Bob's paintings are in a nondescript office in some small town not on display buy in storage.... It isn't open to the public at all..

Bob Ross deserves to have his work in Galleries all over the world. He was a world class fine artist.

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Well said sir 👍🤗❤️

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Thank you so much for spending your time watching these. Love you ❤️

Funny! The little girl nodding off did remind me of my friends that play his videos to go to sleep! Going to have to try it.

@@cmnyc4286 it works too! My husband and I fall asleep to his shows after a hard days work. I love his soothing voice. No yelling, no cursing, no negativity, just soothing Bob Ross.

Wow, that must have turned great? I hope it's still there. I even painted once watching Bob Ross

Now imagine if they could understand his words. Maybe give them subtitles to read?

Yes they heard

Ah thank you 😊🤗❤️🌷

That's called 'Authenticity'. They are not striving to impress

Thank you for this I needed this I’m concerned about the military killing innocent people. I needed to know at least one person in the military sees the beauty in there souls.