This Painting Almost Killed Me! - (100 Hour Painting)

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[slewp]

This is the first of several large scale narrative paintings im doing. THIS YEAR IS GOING TO BE AWESOME!

[gageadavis]

I’d legit buy that underpainting! The simplistic yet somehow detailed sienna was so nice!

[Dglinski]

An absolute masterpiece! I’m glad you saw this one thru and we’re able to share its journey with us all! I’m inspired to create something! 🤘🏼

[tosteson]

1. Super excited for the short stories!

2. This vid reminds me a lot of Ten Hundred's journey with the Last Supper

[StephanieOplinger]

Thank you for talking about the painter's paralysis! Sometimes I forget I'm not the only one who experiences it and beat myself up in the studio. But artistic intimidation is real! I'm glad to see you work through yours and to see the beautiful outcome. I'm curious about the short story you wrote with it!

[PetervanderPalm]

Beautiful painting, you have the right tone and color ratio. A few things struck me. The light comes from the front, when in reality the light comes through the gate from behind. If the gate in the painting is loose in space and there are sky/clouds around the outside of the gate, then the light also comes from the front. As far as I'm concerned, the back could have more blurr, then the beautiful elf comes out even better. I would make 3 paintings at the same time and keep 1 as the original on the other 2, you can freely experiment and make mistakes. What is to say, is critical for advanced painters, the painting has just become very beautiful. You have a nice art channel and I always watch with great interest.

[stevechmilar]

Nice work. I used to run out of steam after about 100 hours as well but thankfully the diligence adds up to more stamina. 300+ hours feels normal to me now. Keep up the great videos. Cheers from Canada.

[bountyarchive]

Incredible perseverance and execution. Nothing short of a masterpiece!
You inspire me!

[Engineezy]

I can completely relate to the procrastination paralysis- definitely the thing that most gets in my way on bigger projects as well. Glad to see you pushed through it, looks absolutely amazing 🔥

[nickchristopherson]

Way to go Slew! It’s fun to see someone stick through a long project like this. I’m also inspired by your development of your different interests, like writing now! And that you don’t let the fear of not doing something perfectly from stopping you from going forward. Way to go!

[potatoeheadvibez]

learned so much from a professional artist in this video, excited to see your possible short stories project come to life!🙌

[livtyart]

your dedication to your work is so inspiring and motivating and hearing you be so honest about the time it took and the difficulties you had is so so important to represent and something I really value hearing other artists talk about. The piece is incredible and the fact that you are making stories and worlds behind each one is so amazing and shows the depth one can create with art and utilizing different mediums. Can't wait to see the series progress and whenever you do the gallery show (if its in nyc) I hope to be there.

[annihull]

Beautiful. I love the coloring of the dress. In the setting of the background. Excellent work. Blessings.

[ashleydaugherty]

I can't wait to see this series of future works and stories! I would buy a copy of a book by looking at this first painting!

[leslieshatkin]

This is really educational to the non artist as well. It’s fun and interesting to hear your process. Your honest narrative makes your interesting process so inviting.

[KnockaroundAnimations]

I love watching you paint man. I just started my painting journey and it gets me stoked to see what a brush can do. Thanks for sharing, what an amazing piece.

[JCarrera_ll]

Getting through the ugly stage definitely is hard but so worth it, we must remember what lies beyond the ugly stage when we're at it👏🖤

[themysteriousdomainmoviepalace]

Nice painting! I've got one of these going now so this is encouraging. I have found the more I struggle, the better the result.

[iAnon]

Love your process content and hearing your struggles during your process is always reassuring to hear. Knowing that artists as talented as you still have road bumps and struggles. Keep killin it slew! Gonna have to grab me a hoodie!

Also, the painting is beautiful, her dress is stunning

[clellasher]

Awesome result SLEW! From start to end, beautifully rendered... Thank you for sharing. I haven't worked in oils for twenty years. I miss it. I'm looking forward to the narrative👍🤟🪡🎨