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    Where are all the Bob Ross paintings?


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    I had no idea. Kinda whacky and funny because there is certainly a huuuge market for his stuff.

    Poor dude died super young.

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    it's a sort of cult of personality -- everyone kinda likes watching his show, but the paintings are hanging (so-to-speak) somewhere in between modest talent for illustration & poorly conceived low brow "art"

    where's that kinkade fan dude? wonder if he liked Bob Ross...

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    Quote Originally Posted by acinpdx View Post
    it's a sort of cult of personality -- everyone kinda likes watching his show, but the paintings are hanging (so-to-speak) somewhere in between modest talent for illustration & poorly conceived low brow "art"

    where's that kinkade fan dude? wonder if he liked Bob Ross...
    He was teaching beginners how to paint basic stuff, I don't think he was trying to get into the Whitney.

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    Epstein's house.

    sent from Utah.
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    Quote Originally Posted by muted View Post
    He was teaching beginners how to paint basic stuff, I don't think he was trying to get into the Whitney.
    But some are on their way to the Smithsonian.

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    A local brewery (Shoe Tree in Carson City, NV) dropped this gem of an IPA last month...

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    "Man, we killin' elephants in the back yard..."

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    Aspirational chic.
    I still call it The Jake.

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    Can't really say I ever watched more than about 3 seconds of his show at a time though.

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    Great idea for a show: I get high and paint and you just keep the camera rolling.
    Uno mas

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doremite View Post
    Great idea for a show: I get high and paint and you just keep the camera rolling.
    Absolutely.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doremite View Post
    Great idea for a show: I get high and paint and you just keep the camera rolling.
    https://www.buzzfeed.com/watch/video/78613

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    I'm thinking all those years Bob just kept priming over and repainting that same canvass
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    Quote Originally Posted by acinpdx View Post

    where's that kinkade fan dude? wonder if he liked Bob Ross...
    Ross was great though he never mastered light like Kinkade did. I constantly hear artists making fun of both, but in a way I imagine there's a bit of jealousy over their mass appeal and success. Ross and Kincade are not only inspirational to beginning painters but they also are often the introduction of non-painters to the world of art who end up being collectors and support the industry as a whole.

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    Well, those two are no McNaughton, that's for sure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jackstraw View Post
    I had no idea. Kinda whacky and funny because there is certainly a huuuge market for his stuff.

    Poor dude died super young.
    Huffing kills.

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    My grandma is a Bob Ross disciple. She did some good stuff back in the day.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HankStamper View Post
    Ross was great though he never mastered light like Kinkade did. I constantly hear artists making fun of both, but in a way I imagine there's a bit of jealousy over their mass appeal and success. Ross and Kincade are not only inspirational to beginning painters but they also are often the introduction of non-painters to the world of art who end up being collectors and support the industry as a whole.
    Greatest troll in Padded Room history. If you disagree yer wrong.

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    full size cutout of bob ross at pike place market today. forgot to take a pic.

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