Thanks for having me on Skynix! I have a newfound respect for bobby boy

whenever you look away from those tutorials for ONE second, and he made an entire forrest you just get a “happy little panic attack”

All of you did great but Pino following along in Blender is absolutely insane

The four nations are in harmony; 2D, 3D, traditional, and bob ross

skynix is a vtuber (3d)
pino is a pngtuber (2d)
and Jake is just a person (traditional)

To be fair, a lot of 3d artists use pre-made textures or entire objects. Starting from nearly nothing is such a flex.

I once looked up a tutorial for modeling a steampunk train. What I ended up watching was closer to a 3d scrapbook project.

I love that the 3d artist had a 2d avatar and the 2d artist had a 3d avatar

Blender crashing within the first 2 minutes was absolutely perfect, I expected nothing less (more) from our favorite menu simulator

never expected bob ross to be called a demon but here we are lmao

Everyone gangsta until Jake’s piece of paper crashes and he hurries to reboot it

I specialize in 1D art. I can imagine it in my head perfectly, but whenever I try any other medium based off my 1D art it turns out a flop.

Bro unified every art media with this collab

you should do this again but with someone using clay or other crafts!! You would have traditional 2D, digital 2D, traditional 3D, and digital 3D!

This collab brought up 120% of their potential

I once tried to follow a Bob Ross tutorial with VERY limited supplies, basically black, white, blue, yellow and red paint, a ridiculously big and an absurdly tiny paintbrush and a piece of cardboard for a palette knife plus a tiny canvas. My horrible equipment threw me into a fit of rage about two minutes in and with the power of comedic rage I actually powered through and achieved a pretty good result. My sister was quite amused watching me follow the instructions of a calm dude while screaming at the screen and throwing my stuff around. I am very fond of this memory.

I feel like the trad artist set himself up by using very tiny brushes. Bob Ross uses very large brushes, so he can cover a ton of ground very quickly and it enables him to do those impressive fast effects.

My Poor Blender buddy :'(
3D Art is really a pain in the brush, but you know.. No Pain no gain!
So what are we gaining as 3D Artist?? Simple!

*TRAUMA!!*

I'm glad "Artists vs Bob Ross: Speed Challenge" continues to be a series.

I love how this shows that the idea digital or 3d are somehow easier than traditional is bogus. They all have their strengths and weaknesses and traditional thrives in a bob ross tutorial where digital and 3d struuuuuggle.

as a 4D artist, I am very offended you didn't get one for this video