Turtleneck Painting Time-Lapse 

Good job in one seat small and simple love it

That’s peak brushwork ✨🤤 so beautiful and raw

Great painting! I love how the upper part of the turtleneck turned out so soft-looking✨

I adore your work, I don't know a thing about art but seeing other people do things like this brings me joy!! ^^

Talk about a "limited palette"! Absolutely, incredible. Amazing....Love ti watch you sculpt, I mean, paint!

Fantastic work again, just love your work

amazing work as usual john! this is a new personal favorite of mine, please keep doing what you do ✌

Mamma mia! What happened? You have out done yourself!!

I admire you, sr larriva...

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Beautiful work..Thank you for the demonstration and inspiration.

your channel is motivating, thank you!

Very nice

1:30 I didn’t expect that

hi i love your work!

buen video hermano sigue asi, podrías enseñar como pintar con oleo

I love your work so much! You’re such an inspiration to me ❤️ how do you decide what colours to mix? And how do you get your paint to go on and move so smoothly?

hello! i’m just starting out on learning to paint and i was wondering how you decide what colors go where? i really like the sort of messy and thick strokes you use in your artworks, and the use of color as well. beautiful work :)

I recall one of your comments on a previous video where you mentioned you used brushes from ross (i think?) if thats true... wow!!! you truly are one of the best talents on here : )

what’s the gel like substance u used ? is that a type of solvent? the one next to the paint mixtures ! love love this painting

John incredible working, I'm looking for the model (if there was one) from one of your paintings from 2015 named Bardo, would you mind sharing?

Super good video / process / technique 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼. I would like to know what's your main brush ( the brush you used in this video ) i like it and i want to buy it online , whats the name ?

Looks a bit like Josephine Baker

Hey! I love your art and one of your videos inspired me to try out painting portraits and I still love painting them now! I was wondering if you find meaning within your portraits, or paint them for the sake of painting? One thing I struggle with is finding meaning within my art. I feel like most artists I see have very deep and emotional art, while I paint best when I don’t think about it. I worry that my art somehow isn’t as good, even if the painting is great. I would appreciate any of your insight on meaning within art, so thanks in advance!

I love the beat in this video :) who made it??

on canvas?

Can I ask you which support do you paint on?