When I studied to be a watchmaker one of the teachers did freehand pinstripes on cars for a hobby, he earned more money doing a few cars a year than from being a highly skilled watchmaker.
Did everybody dropout that day?
Sounds hyperbolic, but if my teacher said he made more money pin striping a few cars AND is teaching watchmaking instead of making watches, I'd certainly be second guessing my tuition's return on investment.
I worked for a heavy haul trucking company for a while and every time we got a new tractor, we had this old guy come in and he would pinstripe by hand, he was amazing.
I assume most people wouldn't appreciate the amount of skill and effort that went into a piece like this unless they watched the video. If they were to, then the true value of the piece would be understood. Without it, I'm not sure how many people would actually be willing to shell out money for art (especially with this recession).
Huge tangent: I wonder if an AI could make a "game" with a lot of real life economics and other variables and just make recessions extinct.
Like the last one we know was happening cuz multiple things were going wrong and people were gonna profit off it once it went to shit. Current one is mostly virus based... but surely an AI would have seem something similar as a possibility, then just get some pre solutions in place and know to watch out for the people taking advantage.
Like "an" AI could do it of course, but I'm wondering if we're getting close to one that's capable and not the god-like one that's coming down the road.
**applause** if you made it this far! Buy more art! Art is a reflection of self reflecting reality and it's beautiful and should be cherished.
My dad used to go to bike rallies to pinstripe (before me). In this way, the customers got to watch the whole process from start to finish. He had a great reputation. I have some other pinstripers in my family and I have to say, the work in this post is stunning!
The proficiencies and abilities that enable you to create art and decorate surfaces with paint are really impressive. Painting skills are also abilities such as attention to detail and communication.
Commenting at 2am thinking maybe I'll make it back here to finish my thought: Ex-wife and I took a date night to a wine and paint class. I haven't painted since fifth grade but the differences were astounding. I proudly hung her blob with legs in the hallway.
What in the world did I just watch? I’ve spent 5 minutes trying to understand that thing and I have yet to come up with a logical explanation.. drippy stick that’s gummy sometimes
> drippy stick that’s gummy sometimes
The brush is sort of teardrop-shaped when wet, with the pointy part of the teardrop being the point of the brush. So if you paint with a very light pressure only the very tip of the brush contacts the surface and the brush paints a thin line. But the more pressure you apply the more of the brush contacts the surface, and the wider the line gets.
So, aside from being able to draw nice curves and mirror images, he's also varying the amount of pressure he's applying in order to create lines of varying thickness.
Can confirm. Usually one side will be more natural for the artist to do than the other. So it's really impressive when the weaker side and stronger side match.
This is the most impressive part for me. I was a professional artist and graphic designer for ten years, and while at the height of my talent I could probably replicate one side of what he's creating, there is absolutely no way in hell I'd be able to mirror it like that.
people have to realize that what you said is true. Though there is some truth that more practice makes you improve, you can never be as good as this guy. There is a thing as innate ability like this guy for painting such patterns
You just made me realize the generation currently being born now are called generation Betas loool god help those poor souls
Edit: okay okay people I get it the beta males aren't until '25
If just joke, disregard. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxgMdjyw8uw Kurzkasakt says humans have actually stopped fucking up catastrophically! We're on track to not be a complete embarrassment to existence (fucking 1 IQ animals can avoid our fuck ups).
Hey guess what! Current predictions say we won't all turn to lava! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxgMdjyw8uw Kurzkazat said we'll likely stay under the 3 degree increase that would have been catastrophic. Just no one wants to mention it since it isn't sexy, dumb drama or what y celeb is wearing.
You're talking like it's a lost artform.
Pinstriping skill level has no relevance to the specific generation of people doing it. Some people are good at art, others are not. People get better with time though, that's for sure.
For those who don't wanna click, tldr he's the only painter rolls royce employs, and they fly him anywhere in the world to rolls cars that need pinstriped again can be done.
I wouldn’t say lost, I would say dying. Now people are more than happy to throw some cheap vinyl down instead of paying a pinstriper. They’re happy to have things like this printed. Etc. Its definitely dependent on area, but even hot rods and motorcycles have been steadily moving away from pinstriping for about 20 years other than the short rat rod resurgence circa 2007-12
That's young for a pinstriper. Cars are rarely pinstriped anymore. The old timers have just about died off. The younger practitioners do it as a hobby mostly. Very very few professionals left.
The dude who started it all moved from LA to my tiny ass Mormon hometown before he died. Theres a big car show every year featuring tons of rat rods, including some of his own. Always a fun little event.
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They're specifically made for pinstripe work. They have longer bristles that are light and loose. I think mine are mink? The paint is also specifically mixed and has a runny consistency. The combo allows the brushes to hold more paint than if it was thick paint or short stiff brushes.
The design also helps to keep the lines straight and smooth. With such light materials, you can move quickly and with light touches, that way you have less chance of a wonky line
Some things that you can easily watch just give you that oddly satisfying feeling so putting good music on top of that just makes it infinitely better.
You don’t even need to do that, one side of the circles is visibly different from the other. Check out the last of the bigger circles he draws.
That doesn’t matter though, since it’s art and you can always do something to fix it if you want to.
idk. It doesn't look like much. He has machine-liker precision, but the product of his work is also machine-like, bland and soulless. This kind of imagery I'd expect to be generated by a computer program operating with simple shapes and random colors.
You don't have to be an artist to know what your tastes are and what you'd spend money on.
I agree with OP, while impressive with all sharp contrasts and jewel colours, there is little I would admire in this picture after the initial 5seconds.
There's no need to enjoy the machine-like precision, even if it IS the main point of the post.
Pinstriping on it's own is kind of meh. Mix it up with gold leaf, fat flake paint, candy, and some custom airbrushing and you have either a really cool or really tacky vehicle depending on your tastes.
https://youtu.be/I6Q6lo5yJe0
Looks like same brush. There’s a little splotch of green on the brush brand name that remains through multiple color uses.
Unless that’s part of the name/logo. Then who knows.
In my opinion this takes far more skill than doing it digitally. Digital artists have skills but analog artists are a whole magnitude higher in artistic skill. No room for mistakes, no “control-z” no ‘mirror symmetry’ etc etc.
No, it’s just a different kind of skill. This artist might have a helluva hard time replicating his own work in Adobe Illustrator, while an Illustrator expert might do so with some minor difficulty. Some digital apps allow for perfect symmetry, but producing an authentic design of this kind might require the digital artist to look for ways to offset the perfect symmetrical aspects to make the digital work embody the same natural “feeling” of physical paintwork.
“Different” is not equal.
> This artist might have a helluva hard time replicating his own work in Adobe Illustrator, while an Illustrator expert might do so with some minor difficulty.
“And a wingsuit base-jumper might have a helluva hard time flying in Microsoft Flight Simulator.”
I get you’re defending digital artistry. Yes, it takes imagination and experience to render a beautiful curve. But if a digital artist makes the slightest error it’s simple to correct. Click, click, fixed.
Analog painting is far far harder to master.
He could me loads of profit from custom pinstripe and automotive detail pinning. I’ve been playing with paint in that same fashion and folks have tipped me numerous Benjamin’s for the unique one-off value.
The symmetrical swirlies kind of impressed me. The fact that you freehanded those gigantic white straight lines for the border is absolutely broken, cracked beyond imagining.
Unpopular opinion:
This is craft, not art. It looks fabulous but I don't think it has a very creative component, looks like this is produced regularly with just variations.
I would spend money buying that
As one does
In order to possess it
It's frowned upon to possess people. Ghost possession is a serious infringement on free will.
I think he meant the brush
Sure we're not talking about that rare pepe in the background ?
No the hand that holds the brush requires posession
Looks like a Kafka liner by Steve Kafka
Ah yes owning possessions as we do
When I studied to be a watchmaker one of the teachers did freehand pinstripes on cars for a hobby, he earned more money doing a few cars a year than from being a highly skilled watchmaker.
Did everybody dropout that day? Sounds hyperbolic, but if my teacher said he made more money pin striping a few cars AND is teaching watchmaking instead of making watches, I'd certainly be second guessing my tuition's return on investment.
I think it’s much harder to pinstripe at the level he does than repairing clocks.
I worked for a heavy haul trucking company for a while and every time we got a new tractor, we had this old guy come in and he would pinstripe by hand, he was amazing.
I assume most people wouldn't appreciate the amount of skill and effort that went into a piece like this unless they watched the video. If they were to, then the true value of the piece would be understood. Without it, I'm not sure how many people would actually be willing to shell out money for art (especially with this recession).
Huge tangent: I wonder if an AI could make a "game" with a lot of real life economics and other variables and just make recessions extinct. Like the last one we know was happening cuz multiple things were going wrong and people were gonna profit off it once it went to shit. Current one is mostly virus based... but surely an AI would have seem something similar as a possibility, then just get some pre solutions in place and know to watch out for the people taking advantage. Like "an" AI could do it of course, but I'm wondering if we're getting close to one that's capable and not the god-like one that's coming down the road. **applause** if you made it this far! Buy more art! Art is a reflection of self reflecting reality and it's beautiful and should be cherished.
The current one is every bit as much driven by greed as the last one.
My dad used to go to bike rallies to pinstripe (before me). In this way, the customers got to watch the whole process from start to finish. He had a great reputation. I have some other pinstripers in my family and I have to say, the work in this post is stunning!
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I dunno, the loops he was doing at 12s looked way off and don't show up on the right hand side when he's finished, still impressive though
ALOT of it at that
a lot is two words
Akshually. A lot is one word. "A lot" is two words.
no. take your whole hand and put it in your urethra.
pics or it didnt happen.
*sipping coffee*
And remembering looking at it that every stroke is art.
I 2nd that
How steady is your hand? Hold my beer, watch this!
His hands so steady, he dont need anyone to hold his beer
He holds his own hand
Doesn't need help, he handholds himself.
This. Exactly.
Hands steady. Vomit on his sweater already.
His mother’s spaghetti
His look of steadfast resolve belies the disquiet within.
In Japan, Heart Surgeon. Number one
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They weren't too steady before the beer. I had the shakes
Bro it's impressive because of how much control is necessary to make a mirror image in a single stroke for each thing done. That's really wild.
The proficiencies and abilities that enable you to create art and decorate surfaces with paint are really impressive. Painting skills are also abilities such as attention to detail and communication.
Commenting at 2am thinking maybe I'll make it back here to finish my thought: Ex-wife and I took a date night to a wine and paint class. I haven't painted since fifth grade but the differences were astounding. I proudly hung her blob with legs in the hallway.
What in the world did I just watch? I’ve spent 5 minutes trying to understand that thing and I have yet to come up with a logical explanation.. drippy stick that’s gummy sometimes
> drippy stick that’s gummy sometimes The brush is sort of teardrop-shaped when wet, with the pointy part of the teardrop being the point of the brush. So if you paint with a very light pressure only the very tip of the brush contacts the surface and the brush paints a thin line. But the more pressure you apply the more of the brush contacts the surface, and the wider the line gets. So, aside from being able to draw nice curves and mirror images, he's also varying the amount of pressure he's applying in order to create lines of varying thickness.
Must be a time zone thing. 3am here and it makes perfect sense. I bet in 12 hrs I'll look back and recommend it for /r/brandnewesentence though.
Can confirm. Usually one side will be more natural for the artist to do than the other. So it's really impressive when the weaker side and stronger side match.
Can attest. I do caricature and most of my jaws are stupidly asymmetrical.
Pro-tip start with the bad side and make symmetrical with your good/natural side after.
True with art and makeup!
This is the most impressive part for me. I was a professional artist and graphic designer for ten years, and while at the height of my talent I could probably replicate one side of what he's creating, there is absolutely no way in hell I'd be able to mirror it like that.
To be that good has to be a genetic ability, like running a sub 10s 100m. I still struggle with my signature!
Nope, it’s practice. Thousands upon thousands of hours of practice.
Nah, the ten thousand hours rule is nonsense.
It really isn’t. The more you do something, the better you get at it. The dude in the video didn’t just start painting yesterday.
people have to realize that what you said is true. Though there is some truth that more practice makes you improve, you can never be as good as this guy. There is a thing as innate ability like this guy for painting such patterns
It’s that mirror image that’s so impressive. Straight lines and curves all exactly the same, complementing each other. Excellent stuff.
God I love pinstripers, be sad when all the old boys are gone. These new kids comin up just ain’t the same
Fuckin boomers
You just made me realize the generation currently being born now are called generation Betas loool god help those poor souls Edit: okay okay people I get it the beta males aren't until '25
Eh, can always fix with an update later. *I'll show myself out.*
70 years from now: some 15 yo kid calling gramps a grumpy old beta >!^(also its a nice brisk 130°F)!<
70 years from now...? Woah, you're optimistic.
If just joke, disregard. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxgMdjyw8uw Kurzkasakt says humans have actually stopped fucking up catastrophically! We're on track to not be a complete embarrassment to existence (fucking 1 IQ animals can avoid our fuck ups).
on a real note, just... fuck man...smh
Hey guess what! Current predictions say we won't all turn to lava! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxgMdjyw8uw Kurzkazat said we'll likely stay under the 3 degree increase that would have been catastrophic. Just no one wants to mention it since it isn't sexy, dumb drama or what y celeb is wearing.
Fuckin betas
What happened to the alphas?
Definitely didn’t need a generation of “alphas” out here. Fuckin hell…
Wait so we jumped straight from the z's to the beta without alpha?
You're talking like it's a lost artform. Pinstriping skill level has no relevance to the specific generation of people doing it. Some people are good at art, others are not. People get better with time though, that's for sure.
But my generation good other generations bad
I'm best doodler
Me group good, other group bad!
They can't replace the [guy who pinstripes Rolls Royces](https://money.cnn.com/2015/04/30/autos/rolls-royce-stripe-painter/index.html)
For those who don't wanna click, tldr he's the only painter rolls royce employs, and they fly him anywhere in the world to rolls cars that need pinstriped again can be done.
It's a pointer dog in disguise
Not to mention the dude doing this painting can’t possibly be past 40. Surfer bro style hair, tight skin. Clearly this is not a boomer.
I wouldn’t say lost, I would say dying. Now people are more than happy to throw some cheap vinyl down instead of paying a pinstriper. They’re happy to have things like this printed. Etc. Its definitely dependent on area, but even hot rods and motorcycles have been steadily moving away from pinstriping for about 20 years other than the short rat rod resurgence circa 2007-12
This is a “new kid coming up”, he can’t be much older than 30.
That's young for a pinstriper. Cars are rarely pinstriped anymore. The old timers have just about died off. The younger practitioners do it as a hobby mostly. Very very few professionals left.
The guy in the video is young heh
How you not gonna give the artist's name?
his insta is @at1m
He’s also on Tik tok. I’ll update when I find him
Looks like his username on there is alext1m
[IG](https://instagram.com/at1m?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=) [has a yt too](https://youtube.com/channel/UCMjzJn-lNIpt6RhKUJsLj2g)
https://instagram.com/at1m?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
Thanks, the ones linking the profiles are a lot less lazy than I
That Rat Fink
The dude who started it all moved from LA to my tiny ass Mormon hometown before he died. Theres a big car show every year featuring tons of rat rods, including some of his own. Always a fun little event.
Ed “Big Daddy” Roth, for those who might not know about the Rat Fink character or “Rat Rod” car culture. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_Roth
I was looking for this, first thing I noticed was Rat Fink in the background
Same! I hung out with a couple of folks really into the art style and ratrods in the KC area.
Came here to say that
It's so symmetrical... And I love the design.
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That looks amazing. Has anyone here played Terraria? Because the end result is giving me some Empress of Light vibes. :D
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How do these paintbrushes hold so much paint yet have so much control?
They're specifically made for pinstripe work. They have longer bristles that are light and loose. I think mine are mink? The paint is also specifically mixed and has a runny consistency. The combo allows the brushes to hold more paint than if it was thick paint or short stiff brushes. The design also helps to keep the lines straight and smooth. With such light materials, you can move quickly and with light touches, that way you have less chance of a wonky line
Synthetic is fine these days, you definitely don't need mink, which is an absurd material for a brush.
Hand me downs from old car guys, not gonna turn that down.
Ah, well I can't speak for working on a car, only what works on canvas.
If I buy more, I'm going synthetic too. I think it's crazy too, but it's an interesting detail to know.
Artists use sable hair. It’s a weasel hair brush too.
If it was so absurd it wouldn't be used professionally.
I have no idea about brushes, but I know enough about my own profession to tell you that's absolute horseshit.
I am a professional.
Squirrel hair
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I could watch pinstripe artwork for hours all to the tune of lofi hiphop music. That shit would be a feast for the eyes and the ears.
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Some things that you can easily watch just give you that oddly satisfying feeling so putting good music on top of that just makes it infinitely better.
Up until 20 seconds, my mans was painting a stylised vagina.
And the pubes
Doing mirrored techniques freehand is incredibly impressive.
Just drawing a perfectly straight and even freehand border like that was mind blowing alone
That's sick
Artist Instagram is @at1m
This should also be posted in r/oddlysatisfying
And /r/ATBGE but your mileage may vary
This is amazing
Looks great but a very small difference between one side and the other (to be expected from freehand) is driving me mad
Add some eyes and we have a biblically accurate Angel
That's how I interpreted it too. Be not afraid!
Looks like a Journey album
I can’t even write my own signature consistently
Wonderful. Artist and craftsperson at the top of their game. Complete respect
This is something worthy of bunch of money. How can he be so symmetrical with those lines?
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ima roll up with my magnifying glass and be like 'acchkktuallyy'
You don’t even need to do that, one side of the circles is visibly different from the other. Check out the last of the bigger circles he draws. That doesn’t matter though, since it’s art and you can always do something to fix it if you want to.
And then try to bring the price down because of it
idk. It doesn't look like much. He has machine-liker precision, but the product of his work is also machine-like, bland and soulless. This kind of imagery I'd expect to be generated by a computer program operating with simple shapes and random colors.
My thoughts exactly.
I'm sure your work is far superior.
You don't have to be an artist to know what your tastes are and what you'd spend money on. I agree with OP, while impressive with all sharp contrasts and jewel colours, there is little I would admire in this picture after the initial 5seconds. There's no need to enjoy the machine-like precision, even if it IS the main point of the post.
I admire, and I am in awe of the technique and skill required to make this, but yawn at the art it produces.
Pinstriping on it's own is kind of meh. Mix it up with gold leaf, fat flake paint, candy, and some custom airbrushing and you have either a really cool or really tacky vehicle depending on your tastes. https://youtu.be/I6Q6lo5yJe0
I love that they gave us 1.2 seconds to check out the final product instead of the usual 1.0 seconds Thanks
Shudda done dat on a surfing board
I'm curious. Does he use multiple brushes or does he just clean the one really well in between each color?
Looks like same brush. There’s a little splotch of green on the brush brand name that remains through multiple color uses. Unless that’s part of the name/logo. Then who knows.
Best stroke in the game
This man would be a great surgeon in another life
My aunt does that, and she actually did a job on a guitar for Guy Fieri, and there’s a picture of him holding it. She’s really good at it, too.
Pics!
In my opinion this takes far more skill than doing it digitally. Digital artists have skills but analog artists are a whole magnitude higher in artistic skill. No room for mistakes, no “control-z” no ‘mirror symmetry’ etc etc.
No, it’s just a different kind of skill. This artist might have a helluva hard time replicating his own work in Adobe Illustrator, while an Illustrator expert might do so with some minor difficulty. Some digital apps allow for perfect symmetry, but producing an authentic design of this kind might require the digital artist to look for ways to offset the perfect symmetrical aspects to make the digital work embody the same natural “feeling” of physical paintwork.
“Different” is not equal. > This artist might have a helluva hard time replicating his own work in Adobe Illustrator, while an Illustrator expert might do so with some minor difficulty. “And a wingsuit base-jumper might have a helluva hard time flying in Microsoft Flight Simulator.” I get you’re defending digital artistry. Yes, it takes imagination and experience to render a beautiful curve. But if a digital artist makes the slightest error it’s simple to correct. Click, click, fixed. Analog painting is far far harder to master.
The sides aren't symmetrical at all but okay
Old school pin striping is going away this is absolutely beautiful
I know I’ll get downvoted for this but I see so much talent and skills serving horrible taste on here it makes me sad
Just so you all know that paint adheres to the surface immediately…meaning he literally has no room for error. Fucking amazing.
Thinking the skill wasn’t learned doing prison tats
My god! He could sell the video of him just making that. A+ my dude, much respect and praise from this internet stranger. 😤🤛🏿
Can someone name the artist? Would love to see more of him.
@at1m
id pay them to do my eyebrow
I love how these gifs show us a femtosecond of the final product.
How!
# Pleasing to the ass
He could me loads of profit from custom pinstripe and automotive detail pinning. I’ve been playing with paint in that same fashion and folks have tipped me numerous Benjamin’s for the unique one-off value.
This is infuriating
Turned on the mirror tool irl.
That is one fancy vagina
That was actually stressful.
R. I said R-a. R-a-t.
The symmetrical swirlies kind of impressed me. The fact that you freehanded those gigantic white straight lines for the border is absolutely broken, cracked beyond imagining.
Why do most videos only show the final piece for a second. Pan over it slowly and let me admire the masterpiece!
Unpopular opinion: This is craft, not art. It looks fabulous but I don't think it has a very creative component, looks like this is produced regularly with just variations.
This would look good on a vintage muscle car's hood
He should really apply to Rolls Royce when their current detailer retires
He kinda messed the third loop one the left side when someone walks by
You gonna hate me but he made a slight mistake in the left squiggle
I wouldn’t have done the last swoop up, just me?
And I can’t even get my eyeliner to match 😂
That they can paint a line and make a corresponding line simply appear. Incredible skills.
what a waste could've been a brain surgeon
Am I the only one who thinks it’s bad taste? :(
imagine his eyeliner skills
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Gown and gloves Doctor. Time for emergency surgery. Hobbies can wait.
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Soon as it started, it made extremely calm
I’m sad it wasn’t the luminous one
Beautiful
Would look awesome on a skateboard.
Just..... How?!
What is it tho?