My Biggest Fan spent 500hrs on This. I Couldn’t Say NO! 

Your work is awesome 👏 beautiful!!! Keep going with your art!

Miles DUDE! You did THAT!!

Miles, your work is amazing! I cant wait to see what more you can do! I also would love to see if you could co-lab with other amazing artists in the future!

The statue looks amazing!! Unbelievable what you do at your age 🤩🤩🔥🔥

You didn’t 3d print it, carved it out of wood,respect. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

U shuld join the collab.. Character design by 10 hundred, sculptor by miles, paint by you..

Thank you sensei!

Awesome to see you pop up in this!

@@khairilafiadnan8222 that would be sweet we definitely need more of these makers colabs 👌🏿

yess, triple collab. Even Nerdforge x Miles would be so awesome!

She was on the first youtube artist collab painting. If you missed it, I would recommend checking out all the tubers videos for it.

She's close to ok. same with this guy. Very standard art, far from outstanding, they say "AMAZING", "UNBELIEVABLE" and is just some regular painting, that ton others do on Deviant among others, however hype and clickbait does all the job, this era is all about "building a community". Can't fight the masses, they're just too many.

@@siinxx7656 Why are you such a hater? What's wrong with building a community? If creative and original artists like this are just "close to okay" to you then what are you a fan of? Genuinely curious as to what your response would be considering you went out of your way to leave a negative comment with zero constructive criticism or actual feedback.

@@Fluff_Noodles A hater? What are you talking about, what I wrote is an assessment, nothing of what I've said is a lie or an exaggeration, for the record I saw Ten maybe since 2013 for the first time and I just found out about this Martina girl probably 2 months ago, and is so up the face that these guys basically went to youtube school and learnt how to build communities independently of their artistic dexterity, this is a very real phenomena, I'm not hating on it. Ten was kinda novel 10 years ago, but he's still doing the same thing in the same way after all this time just recorded differently. Thefutur teaches a lot about that, they're much more worried about the camera shot, the angle, the collabs and the hanging out than the actual work in progress, hell Martina is more worried about proving herself as a person during her videos than the actual art she does and the art she does is the same thing that other youtubers or creatives do across the internet in regards to what is trendy or what is clickbaity, if you want to entrepreneur an artistic carrier on video media stakes are high that you will end up doing the same social/psychological treatment to your audience, I fail to see how that's hateful. What kind of art I like? I'm more of a classical person, in regards to painting, architecture and sculpting due to the nature of people trying to convey enlightenment or a higher understanding of what is really reality and or what gives foundations to it. Geography varies, I think Indian, European and Scandinavian appeals the most to me aesthetically but South American pre-colombian, African and Chinese have a lot in it. Taking this to the present, I remember what Andrew Jones was doing in the early 2000's really inspired me, not only his work, you can look him up, he has an impressive career, but his actual understanding of art, he talked about NFT's when Blockchain was barely a thing, his idea of digital painting as electro-mineralism is curious, anyway I can go over and over about him and others, same in music and cinema I'm a very artsy person so when I see this I can help but think... surely matters that creators put "being your friend" above contributing in any regards to the great spectrum of art. Hope this clears any doubts. I salute you fellow commentator.

@Linn Kirksaether, Ha! Yes, I definitely got Bobby Duke vibes from that trip. And the reference to wewd in in Peter's garage XD

@@fredericapanon207 Yeah that one made me smile :3

My eyes too. I mean I'm not crying, your crying

I think his style is a copy of bobby duke arts so check that channel out for more fun vids in that style! (i noticed the "weud" intead of wood and the way he did his trip to 10 hundreds house is the same as bobby's)

“Make with Miles”

"for a 17-year-old" Really? As a visual artist with two fine art degrees, and years of experience. That is just an amazing statue. That would be an amazing statue for any adult to make too. Which makes it even a little more amazing being that he is seventeen. When you serve someone a compliment with a qualifier like that is interpreted as a backhanded insult. It really isn't genuinely nice. I was a young prodigy artist as a kid and these types of compliments were like adults taking jabs at me to keep my ego in check. Why not just admit that the statue is an amazing statue and leave the qualifier out. Your qualifier, "for a seventeen-year-old", really says it is sub-par and not particularly good. Maybe when you are an adult you can do better. I honestly as an artist don't see where art school would benefit him. The kid is smashing it! Maybe that isn't what you meant, but that is how compliments with qualifiers come off. It is like saying, wow, you're pretty for someone as OLD as you are!" This kid is just awesome, and your compliment was rude. Don't use qualifiers, they aren't nice at all! Whether you meant it or not that is how it reads!

@@RiverWoods111 that was 100% not my intention! The statue is amazing, I think my shock was that it was made by someone so young and it just came across wrongly. my abject apologies to anyone I may have offended..

@@lulugregory3246 to be honest, I was quite positive that you didn't mean it that way but felt it important to say something. It is hard being a young artist with these types of skills. I used to get a lot of crap aimed at me, like art teachers telling me I couldn't be that GOOD and other offensive things. It really hits hard as a teenager.

Was my first thought,too 🤣

But I’m so glad they didn’t… loved that fun vlog!