Bob Ross Painting, Knife Only, Cabins and Barns (ASMR) (Volume 2)

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This is a compilation video of Bob Ross using his palette knife to construct cabins and barns.

Video clips are all courtesy of the Bob Ross YouTube channel, featuring episodes from his acclaimed PBS show, The Joy of Painting.

Robert Norman Ross (October 29, 1942 – July 4, 1995) was an American painter, art instructor and television host. He was the creator and host of The Joy of Painting, an instructional television program that aired from 1983 to 1994 on PBS in the United States, Canada, Latin America, and Europe. Ross subsequently became widely known via his posthumous internet presence.

[veganmanofsteel]

I have a version of this painting that my grandfather painted following Bob many years ago!

[justinkelleher]

It's not the fact that he's using the knife to make these unreal works of art, but it's the sound of the knife against the pallet that gives me good feelings

[mikemcclary]

The sound of the knife against the Plexiglass palette hypnotizes me.

[Gameboy-Unboxings]

The fact that these are literally actual asmr videos from 25-30 years ago shows you how ahead his time he was. It's unreal.

[unthinkable]

100 years from now there will be someone enjoying those knife sounds just as we have all these years ❤💯

[lanterns_glow]

The father of televised/public accessed ASMR.

There are folks who have painted along with him. They work. These paintings are masterpieces of patience and tranquility. I think Sgt. Ross rests easy knowing that even now, years after his passing, folks are still giving their tress a friend and making happy little accidents along with him.

You carried a torch, Sgt., and while your days of screaming at recruits we're long over you trained new hands at a few things on the war against depression.

I salute you.

[PurpleMoon]

i dont like whispering in asmr but i enjoy the way he speaks so softly, not even whispering just speaking so calmly is so so relaxing

[GFAWapollo]

This is my first time watching the famous Bob Ross...

This is fascinating and i'm kind of speechless. What an amazingly calming manner and talent he had. It's relaxing on a completely different level

[Lilith_]

As a little girl I remember my mom saying “honey bob ross is on. Wanna take a nap?” We’d snuggle into bed together and fall asleep watching him. Such a peaceful memory.

[AddNato]

All jokes aside I really think bob Ross was one of the best artists to ever live in my opinion

[HauntFreak]

That sound of the knife tapping on the board is just……. perfection.

[pnw_backwoodsgaming]

So weird now knowing that he was a drill sergeant Bob Ross is an amazing person wish he was still here 🙂

[LifeOfRy]

Imagine sitting round a campfire smoking loud with this king while he tells you life lessons in a hushed, gentle voice. RIP legend.

[bwilliams]

Absolute master of this expression. His voice is a great compliment to his ability to make you believe you can do this. If you were angry or anxious before, watch him and you are calm.

[carag]

This is what comfort is supposed to sound like. Starting with the salted caramel drips of dear Bob's descriptions, to the satisfying scrip scrape of his knife, to the generous and lovely way he encourages his audience to make our own decisions and emphasizes that they and we are important while being so forgiving of our mistakes and encouraging us to do the same, to his little voice effects of "swip", "bounce bounce bounce bounce bounce", "skwitz",

Bob Ross just feels like a warm blanket wrapped over you on a cold winter day when you're all snoodled in cozy.

[eduardo_corrochio]

The sound of that knife mixing the paint on his palette = bliss.

[elborrach]

If Bob Ross and Morgan Freeman told stories. All of the universes will go to sleep.

[Tectonicbeatle]

I may have only have been born in very late of '99. But I wish I had an eighth of the creativity this god of a man had. Let alone the amount of skill and patience he had. There are no words on how I can feel how the world misses him.

[rushrunner]

Love Bob Ross and his calm style of talking and painting. Always offers amazing life advice.

[Taetae-cldc]

I grew up watching him especially before bed and early in the morning he always made me feel warm n safe🙂❤️