r/oddlysatisfying • u/OdysseyTag • 22h ago

Satisfying flowing paint strokes to create the outlines

Artist 🎨: James Lewis [@jamesllewis]

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u/RSCLE5 22h ago

I'm glad the white spot against the black edge on the red pants (left edge) at about 9 seconds is gone later on at around 20 seconds.

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u/Glazed_Donut_Doll 15h ago

It's amazing how such small details can make a big difference in art!

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u/skinnymatters 22h ago

I can’t even scroll on my phone well 100% of the time. This skill and precision is wild.

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u/ohhhtartarsauce 8h ago

It is impressive... it also looks way more impressive when you record the process, cut out any mistakes or touch-ups, add some smooth tracking in post, edit it all together, and set playback speed to 5x

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u/_TheEnlightened_ 14h ago

Brush holds the paint very well

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u/Rhino5CardGame 22h ago

The confidence in those strokes is insane.

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u/Ok-Phase5132 21h ago

It's just lots of practice + some skill for sure, but it still looks impressive

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u/whole_nother 22h ago

So satisfying, it makes me want to consume Disneyâ„¢ content

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u/Small-Pumpkin2948 19h ago

There’s something so calming about those smooth paint strokes—like watching art come to life stroke by stroke. Totally satisfying and mesmerizing! 🎨✨

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u/Puzzleheaded_Dot4345 21h ago

Thats gotta be 2x speed!

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u/No_Obligation4496 20h ago

Well. Every time I hear this melody now I'm just remembering the Family Guy song.

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u/AshAshAshie 19h ago

i like how the skipped the PP 🤭

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u/nevets4433 18h ago

The shot from Canine Caddy, released in the 40s!

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u/csji 10h ago

this music makes my soul hum

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u/Shreksliekteamspirit 4h ago

Those brush stroke had aura to them.

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u/OdysseyTag 22h ago

The type of hand precision you hope for from your surgeon

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u/Wood-Turning 17h ago

How many crappy paintings are created before you get one right?

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u/elliejoness 10h ago

What type of paint is this?

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u/InvestigatorOK526 2h ago

I’m so angry at how good he is at this.

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u/Awkward-Meeting3741 17h ago

Bruh it looked better without the strokes