Wow! I went through MONTROSE a couple years ago while working in Telluride and I couldn’t believe how “hip” it has gotten! You’re very talented and the area is growing, WTG!

You are so good, and it's so gorgeous. I'm new at this and i have already learnt so much... keep doing the good work peace from Dk

Absolutely fantastic! Great step-by-step tutorial - extremely useful information for us beginners. Thank you!

Very educational and extremely pleasant to watch and learn from. Thank you!

Why aren’t you making any more videos

okay, you gave me some courage and ideas. thanks so much! I hope you sell lots of art 🙏

love the lighthouse with seagulls flying. thanks

Oh my God I fucking love you, you have no idea how you literally just described my entire journey.... This is definitely the success story that I needed to see to believe in my own current situation right now this moment. So grateful for you sharing your journey.

Thank you. I need my own Art Gallery here in Jamaica. All the very best.

Painful to listen too.

Beautyful Rob..greetings from urk..Holland😊

Rob, you are good at painting the American bison, but there is just one mistake you painted the guys horns you did it too long bison don't have that much long horns.

Very practical, Love your tutorial!

This is pre covid tho Would this work now

I am calligrapher my art work has been exhibited in lahd art gallery london. I have hand made quran the first book in world.. 726 pages I want solo exhibition in your gallery and sale handmade quran.

Very informative thank you ,

I LOVE Bob Ross. With that being said… while Bob was on his death bed, this greedy couple (that used to record his episodes and was kind of his managers) persistently tormented Bob to sign the rights to his name over to them. Bob’s son says he could hear his dad screaming and cursing at these selfish people, saying, “I will never sign over the rights of my damn name to you or anyone!!!”. Bob had the rights of his legacy in his will in his brothers name until his son was old enough or ready to take over his legacy (and this was documented in the will). Well, the couple somehow convinced the brother to sign it over to that couple after Bob’s death in the 90s (before I watched the documentary I thought Bob died about 10 yrs ago). The couple didn’t announce Bob’s death, so ppl thought he was still alive… they changed the formula of his paints (using cheaper ingredients) AND a warehouse worker said they had men painting and signing Bob’s name!!! AND THEY HAVE ALL OF BOB’S PAINTINGS!!!! try to find one if you don’t believe me… these ppl are soulless. I won’t buy another thing from them.

Love it! Thank you for sharing ❤👩‍🎨

Love your review! Thank you! I am a beginner self-taught and I will follow your advices! Thanks again👩‍🎨🦋🎨

Hey Rob! Thanks for sharing your experience. I'm an emerging artist and I got an opportunity to have a "pop up" gallery show in my town. A local business advertised on FB that they support local artists. They provide the space for 25-30 pieces of work inside their restaurant for a % of sales. They don't charge for the space. I wasn't really ready to start selling my work. I just started to teach myself to paint watercolor last August and I didn't have enough sellable work. They let me reserve the space for 1 month, several months in advance. I am just about ready to hang my paintings this May. Thanks for the tips on advertising and your honesty about the difficulties involved. I haven't quit my day job yet; but, my goal is to go part time next year and sell my arts and crafts as a second job until I can retire. Have you done any arts and craft shows? I'm in NC and there are tons of them in the Charlotte and Winston-Salem areas. Looking into that aspect of sales as well.

Thanks brother ❤

Thank you so much for this.

The camera is too far away to see what you are painting.

You can't even see bro your knuckles are in the way you need a better camera angle

Thanks 👍

Love the impressionistic realism style… fantastic!

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Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts on this topic. You have given me some great ideas. God bless .

informative. .. good ifo

Thanks for relating your experience. My situation is a bit different. I don't sell much art, but for decades have just kept piling it up, including countless hundreds of presentable matted drawings, and now resuming etchings. Despite selling very little, I keep raising my prices (in my mind). The reason is that after a good resume' decades ago, museums have been acquiring my works, and I have pieces in important collections and also collections of well known athletes, actors, and other high profile estates. Even as an art student I showed in an important invitational at the Brooklyn Museum. Presently one of my goals is to approach more museums to offer works for their potential acquisition, which I expect would be free to them just to enhance my standing. I have held 3 one-man shows over the decades, with very few sales. At my first show (long ago) a woman walked up and said "your prices are too low!" (yet, of course she bought nothing). One of the shows was in NYC quite a while back, with a couple of small sales. Having moved away from NYC, I now live where there are very few galleries, and where buyers would avoid higher priced art. If I approached a local gallery, I suspect they would like the art but still want lower prices to encourage sales. So the dilemma is I will not sell most works for low prices. Even if I did a "popup gallery" it would not work in this area, which I jokingly refer to as an "art vacuum", unless of course I had some very inexpensive prices. One of my friends just held a show in NYC and sold almost everything, around $200,000. Still, that is very much the exception rather than the rule, and I am still surprised at those big sales. At this point, selling seems remote, but giving to museums seems possible.

The newer Sienna boxes now use magnets to hold the palete glass down. Great system!

Thank you Rob. Great demo. I’m working on a painting right now, and can’t wait to get back to it, with your insights in mind.

Dude, I’m really happy for you… Owning the building is amazing. And it’s nice to have your whole family involved.❤️❤️❤️🌞

Love to know how you make your panels.

I just made a sky and cloud painting based off of what you taught in this video and it came out incredible. Wish I knew where to view more of your lessons

Why can’t you take you plain air set on the cruise?

Wow, love your shop/art gallery- so hope it’s still going in these engineered hard times! Love all your paintings! Amazing! Many Blessings!!

Love this lesson and your technique! I like layered, long dry, this is a lot of pressure to finish so fast- you did it amazingly- found you looking for cloud help- saw your other cloud video and it really helped also- love this painting! Hope you do more, Thanks! PS.so sorry for your loss. God Bless.

rob you haveit!cleat easey and pleasant way!im saving this.best wishes!

thanks rob,of all the videos ive watched on cloud painting,yours was the most enjoyable!

Wish the camera was closer to see, the seagulls

Thanks, but can't see a damn thing.

Thanks for sharing !

wow, I'm so sorry the vaccines failed! How horrible. Sorry for your loss.

good information 👍🏾 my goal is to sell my original art for this year. I'm interacting with many people having and some who may have an eye for art. Collaboration with artists really helped me focus on many levels through compositions. I would like to participate in pop-up galleries. Thank you!!

Sounds fun thank you for the information

This is a great story Rob ! This is not only the story of a great artist, therefore of a human being. As an artist myself I learned a lot from this. May God bless you !

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This doesn't look like blue sky

Uncle Bob would have been proud with that happy little sky , I waited in anticipation of a knife full of mountain grey to get dragged down the canvas but it never happened 😂😂