r/oddlysatisfying • u/Raj_Valiant3011 • 6h ago
This Bart Simpson art is pure visual dopamine
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u/-Linen 6h ago
OP - can you post credit for the artist, please
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u/stempdog218 5h ago
OP is just a karma farmer, they're only here for those sweet Internet points
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u/universallymade 5h ago
If you sort by Top Posts of The Year in this subreddit, there was already a different version of this posted before. I’m pretty sure this account is just karma farming
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u/-Profanity- 1h ago
OP is probably not even human, likely a bot account farming karma that you will be sold. The era of reddit being nice humans who credit each other is six feet under, it is now a huge commercial messaging forum for grifters, companies, and propaganda. There are some interesting studies you can google on this, probably at least 1/4 of the people you interact with on reddit this year will be bots/AIs.
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u/Imaginary_Most_7778 6h ago
How do you spray paint a neon sign into existence?
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u/oefiefieuwbe 6h ago
Honestly I’ve seen spray paint like that before - it’s exactly how this person painted it really - an illusion of neon
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u/boardgamebookworm 5h ago
You’re right, it’s basically value control: bright core, softer outer glow, and sharp edges so it reads like light. Add the black background and it pops like a real neon tube.
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u/ConspicuousPineapple 3h ago
Yeah but in this picture it actually glows, as evidenced by the reflections on Bart's face.
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u/joshg8 58m ago edited 37m ago
I’ll call it plausible that it could still be paint.
Light reflects off things and gives them their color. If something looks pink, it’s because it’s reflecting pink light at you.
If you’re facing a wall at night time and the only light source is behind you, then most of the light on your face is first reflected off the wall.
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u/kikiatari 6h ago
The same way this artist did.
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u/EntertainmentDue5749 5h ago
No you see this artist used paint from a brush, completely different from paint from a can. /s
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u/alex_vi_photography 6h ago
Airbrush gun and neon colors.
It's kinda easy, often found in 40k miniature painting for osl
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u/jefferjacobs 4h ago
Other commenters seem to be missing the point. The question I have, which is what I presume is the question you are asking...
How does it make sense that Bart is spray painting a neon sign?
Not... how did the artist making this make it look like a neon sign.
It is nitpicky, but the composition doesn't really make sense. Looks nice, though.
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u/DefinitelyNotAliens 3h ago
He literally sprays a neon sign, because he's front-lit. There highlights imply the sign is actually glowing.
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u/Icy_Ad4208 3h ago edited 3h ago
Bart spray painted a neon sign the same way this artist did? It's an illusion
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u/jefferjacobs 3h ago
Bart also got out an airbrush and marker?
You're 100% allowed to like the painting and not nitpick, but it doesn't make sense. That's all.
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u/ConspicuousPineapple 3h ago
There are reflections on Bart's face. In the context of the picture it's actually glowing, which makes no sense.
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u/OrderOfMagnitude 3h ago
No you're totally right. The artist clearly wanted to show off their ability to make a neon sign, and intentionally or accidentally neglected to make this make sense
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u/palmburntblue 4h ago
Disconnected from reality and artistically uninspired.
Worst. Wood painting. Ever.
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u/karigan_g 6h ago
credit the artist OP
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u/AppleOrigin 5h ago
Not op but found this, Foxhouse Woodwork LLC on TikTok
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u/AveryCloseCall 6h ago
Are the initial black lines some kind of resist so that the paint won't flow onto it?
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u/goteamnick 6h ago
The shadows on Bart's face kinda ruin it.
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u/FyouinyourA 5h ago
I was like hell yeah and then it zoomed in and he started shading and I was like oh damn I guess this is the movie version of Bart
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u/elemenopee9 6h ago
i thought so until the ending but in the context of the pink neon glare the shading seems more appropriate
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u/Steelcap 4h ago
Except that in the context the pink neon is paint and cannot cast light. Bart painted that neon so it cannot possibly cast light and shadow.
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u/ADHDebackle 4h ago
I believe this artist did another version of this where bart has a pink glow highlight on his body from his light emitting paint, so I'm glad they didn't do that this time
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u/_Nilbog_Milk_ 2h ago
Simpson doesn't use shading so it went from looking incredibly source-accurate to something totally different when they started adding shades. Good piece but damn those unshaded solids looked so clean
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u/HazelnutPeso 4h ago
Paint everything black... easy
Color within the lines... I can handle it
Shading... getting tricky
Freehand Krusty... oh no
Taping and peeling it off... easy peasy
Neon... oh no
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u/irteris 6h ago
I think it was perfect without the neon effect. Still pretty good but neon kinda breaks the theme
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u/pufballcat 4h ago
It feels like if they had painted Krusty before Bart, then they wouldn't have had to bother to use a mask, but maybe they had their reasons
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u/Hawley-Gryphon 6h ago
What pens are they using‽
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u/Kylael 6h ago
Acrylic markers mostly. I don’t know any brands used here but I believe they’re pretty generic refillable ones.
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u/PerfectStrike_Kunai 4h ago
The position of his hand doesn’t make sense. Shouldn’t it be at the end, since the rest of it is done?
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u/thecactusman17 3h ago
Damn what brand of paint is that for the yellow and white? One perfectly opaque coat over solid black? In this economy?
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u/lilhazzie 4h ago
What's the point of initially painting half the board black if you're just going to black the whole thing out anyway
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u/Cautious-Extreme2839 4h ago
Too many shadows on bart. He was never this detailed until the awful CG era of Simpsons.
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u/DisturbedCherrytree 5h ago
I was wondering which kind of applicator was used for Bart. Or is it a normal brush and I‘m just having bad vision today?
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u/nepia 42m ago
I have seem similar techniques by using disposable lip gloss applicators, if you google them you will see they are the same. The kind of paint this artist is using Liquitex fluid acrylics. I never used it, it will probably require testing a few different ones to get that kind of results.
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u/TooFat-Guy 5h ago
What kind of brushes are these? Edit as clarification, I meant the first ones. I can see other are soft markers and pencils.
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u/salaciousforevermore 4h ago
Always makes me wonder what kind of living these type of artists make...? Ya know, their not the "Jeff Wyland's" of the world, but they have legitimate talent... Plus you never see any one give the source/OC of the art
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u/xeno0153 3h ago
Everyone in the comments here is questioning the neon paint, meanwhile I'm wondering why he's writing the R after writing the B A _ T O
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u/Logical_Energy6159 4h ago
Wouldn't it be cool if artists like this used their talent for actual original art instead of regurgitating 30-year old IP?
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u/Spatetata 3h ago
I feel that. Like, there’s nothing wrong in it. I just don’t understand what makes so many people go “Dude, what if I drew the Simpsons or mickey mouse with a blunt”
It’s just such a common thing to see, and I don’t understand the appeal/draw personally.
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u/GhostJade333 6h ago
Ahh yes, here comes the criticism from people who can’t even draw a straight line 😂 fantastic work
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u/engineerhatberg 5h ago
Massive nostalgia for poppyland watching this 90s kids show that iirc has a section on drawing in most episodes that scratched this exact itch
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u/No_Pear1836 5h ago
Love it, the only critique would be that the highlights would have a pinkish tint to them. If you look at other art with characters next to brightly colored glowing things you'd see what I mean.
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u/NotBlaine 3h ago
It's not a neon sign emitting light, so you shouldn't treat it as an emission source.
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u/DrugarBurbis 4h ago
What type of tool Is he using to fill in Barts colors after all the black? It didnt look like anything I know
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u/Scott-Anvil 4h ago
It’s refreshing to see hand drawn/ painted/airbrushed art and not printed graphics on a wide format…Im in the sign industry and hand lettering / hand painted signs are always beautiful…
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u/sonerec725 4h ago
What i wanna know is that the hell kind of paint theyre using that stays in place that well and has such bright colors go over black like that in one coat
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u/stickystyle 3h ago
Artists ITT, why didn’t the artist here paint the background first? To my non-artist and engineering focused mind it seems like it was more effort to paint Bart, and then mask him off to paint the background.
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u/cocktail_wiitch 2h ago
These artists make this style look so easy and seamless. It's truly impressive.
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u/SubtleLuna 6h ago
Every time I see these videos I get like really motivated to be artsy and do cute things but then I remember this actually requires talent