Tribal People Try Following A Bob Ross Painting Tutorial

Tribal People Try Following A Bob Ross Painting Tutorial for the first time. Villagers/Tribal people try painting for the first time.
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Video Credits: Bob Ross

All the participants in this video are from Sindh, Pakistan.

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[hasjgirl]

This seems like the ultimate tribute to Bob Ross. To take people completely unfamiliar with painting and make them an artist. Everyone's painting looks great with their own unique twists.

[metalcobra]

The man who said he found his purpose truly seemed like a natural artist. A beautiful occasion!

[dakkonfury]

The woman, you could really see how she improved from the start to the end. Huge difference once she got her confidence under her!

[bigdawgz]

I was so excited to see how Muharram's painting was going to turn out because I knew the moment I saw how passionately he enjoyed music & how deeply he felt its emotion in some of your other videos, I knew he had an artistic soul. He certainly didn't disappoint! I was VERY impressed with how well he did & I'm so glad that he wants to continue painting.

[jeffphillips]

If anyone is curious, the term Ustad they use to refer to Bob is an honorific term traditionally meaning master, or expert artist. It is more commonly understood today to refer to a respected teacher.

[okarnando]

When the guy said "this is a big achievement for Bob Ross too, he is able to teach to people in villages far away" it made me so happy to think how Bob Ross would react if he were here today to see his videos reaching people from so far away

[chinor]

In the intro, when the girl in red said "and what if I get it wrong?" You should have said "no need to worry, there are no mistakes only happy accidents

[joyalexander]

The Joy of Painting. This is exactly the lesson Bob Ross wanted to teach everyone. I am so pleased to see each of them develop their own style. In just one painting. Beautiful!

[rekostarr]

That girl's painting started off too bold but ended up with a lot of nice fantasy-enducing contrasts!

[hdufort]

The lady, Parvati, is quite talented. I wasn't sure at first because her first brush strokes were very unsteady. But she persevered and created a beautiful landscape.

[GreatGreenGoo]

Bob Ross would have been SO proud of this.

[EvangelistNickGarrett]

This video shows the most pure and excellent use of the Internet. It is so refreshing given how cruel and ignorant we can act toward each other at times on social media. Just found your channel today and I am so impressed. What a great gift you’ve given the world here.

[AlphaMunky]

Hearing them call him ‘Ustaad’ Bob is so wholesome. Ustaad means teacher

[mackenziemclean]

okay but the guy in the background who was saying encouraging things to everyone is so sweet 🥺

[hawkticus_history_corner]

"But what if i get it wrong"

To quote the man himself "No mistakes, just happy accidents"

[newfiecanadian]

This kept bringing tears to my eyes, although I'm not totally sure why. People discovering the joy of expression in a medium they hadn't tried before, partly. Also, it was so touching to see people enjoying Bob Ross, sensing his sweetness and kindness, even though they don't speak his language. It was interesting to see how each person's artwork had a different look even though they were following the same instructions.

[yark]

“Just grab the brush and everything happens naturally” - this is a profound insight into life

[Vyansya]

The old man in gray seems like he found his calling 🥺 he deserves every art supplies in the world! Also its really sweet they call him "Ustad Bob".

[annette]

The woman did such a beautiful job. She had real feeling for what she was trying to achieve. Very impressive. I hope she is able to continue.

[jennyprorock]

Being born in the 70s everyone I knew watched Bob Ross on PBS. I believe I can speak for him here, and say he would be so honored and awe struck that his work inspired you all here. You all actually did amazing jobs for first time painters and the language barrier. Bob would be proud. This was so touching to watch. Thanks again Bob, for being who you were for inspiring people who would never have given paonting a thought, without seeing you, your technique, your easy anyone can do it attitude and teaching so many. And most importantly, for bring everyone who seen and will see you, Joy. I hope there's many happy little trees where you're at. ×