Bob Ross
Dude still puts me right to sleep in a good way.
He was never paid for his PBS shows, you probably didn't know that.
Happy trees.
Especially when he would "beat the devil out" of his brush.
watched Boss Ross doc. Jews stole his wealth & may have murdered him.
They tapped phones, tried to hide his death, tried to steal his name. Bob Ross inc is owned by the Kowalskis and they never gave a dime to Bob Ross jr (whatever his name is per the doc)
https://dbs.anumuseum.org.il/skn/en/c6/e190510/Family_Name/KOWALSKI
Unless by chance these were Jewy Poles, but you be the judge.
It was televised in the 1980s and became a hit, with Ross being able to display his artistic abilities. Along with his then-business partners, Walt and Annette Kowalski, he created Bob Ross Inc., which owns Ross's name, likeness, and intellectual property.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14539744/
The bob ross documentary..
Why would they want to kill him?
there was a clause in a contract where if one of the owners died their share went to the remaining parties. the owners were the 2 jews and Ross. I believe it was in the doc
sociopathic shit
I'll never claim he made Great Art.
But that nigga taught me how to paint pine trees like none other.
There's great art, and there's picking up a paintbrush and doing something with it that makes you feel good, be it painting a scene you enjoy or painting over BLM murals.
Olive lives matter
His video series is Great Art. It endures. It transcends his paintings.
Painting pine trees is your hobby?
Naw I paint other shit, but put pine trees in the background
I never feel i waste any time, when i take the time to watch and listen to Bob Ross..
It's meditation.
Regarding the clean shirts; the happy accidents apparently always hit the canvas..
Imagine having just enough artistic talent to produce really bad paintings very quickly. Imagine never getting any better, and never having the courage to try to stretch yourself as an artist. Such is the pitiful, sad life of Bob Ross.
Imagine enjoying what you do for a living and being able to share that joy with millions of others who appreciated his instruction. His life ended sadly and he and his family were definitely fucked over by his business partners, but he did not live a pitiful life.
The guy had peace. Most cannot say that.
I'd disagree his paintings were bad, per se, but nature background aesthetic doesn't require details like lining so they can be reproduced very quickly with a brush.
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